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His conviction for obstructing justice when asked about performance-enhancing drug use was overturned in April; US will not appeal
Not immediately clear whether stunning decision means former Illinois governor, currently in a Colorado prison, will serve less than his original 14-year sentence
Israeli PM and his wife, Sara, have for years faced scrutiny over their lifestyles but have fended off accusations of overindulging
Hissene Habre's trial in Dakar, Senegal, delayed until September to allow court-appointed lawyers to prepare his defense
Strike on Aleppo neighborhood said to have destroyed several homes; four-year conflict’s death toll estimated at more than 220,000 people
Person close to family has told AP that Abdulazeez spent several months in Jordan last year under mutual agreement with parents to help him get away from drugs, alcohol
Prosecution of Oleh Sentsov, held in Russian jail, seen by critics as revenge for his pro-Ukraine position in Russia-occupied Crimea
Insiders say Netanyahu is in no danger of being toppled anytime soon, despite calls by opposition politicians that he step down
Last month, smaller UN panel that accredits NGOs rejected application of Washington-based group, which works to free prisoners of conscience around world
1952 letter details storage of tissue samples taken from some of 86 Jews gassed for experiments of August Hirt, notorious Nazi anatomy researcher
Fall of Ling Jihua, whose former position is comparable to US president's chief of staff, comes amid a stern anti-corruption campaign
King Salman is expected to vacation soon at mansion that sits above an isolated - but public - beach near Juan-les-Pins
While Blatter said he felt 'regret' about crises surrounding body, he insists he would not be 'abandoning' presidency until a successor is elected
In Birmingham speech, British PM says it's time to counter ideology that has attracted so many young people to the Islamic State group
Scientists say they are being refused sale of scientific equipment from abroad, or seeing research papers curtly turned down by Western publications
European Space Agency says it hasn't received data from lander since July 9
Mick Fanning says he fought off the shark by punching it in the back
Maria Gaidar's appointment Friday as deputy governor of Ukraine’s Odessa region has been painted as a betrayal in Russia
With speech planned for Monday, PM is launching five-year plan to defeat Islamic extremism, saying it is time to counter ‘poisonous cause’
July 2 attack has prompted national conversation about justice in Southeast Asian country, where wealthy often act with impunity and buy their way out of trouble
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