International News

Ousted President Manuel Zelaya has failed in an attempt to return to Honduras but vows to try again Monday or Tuesday.

Nigeria's main militant group says it has attacked a Royal Dutch Shell oil facility in southern Nigeria.

Violence wracked two insurgent strongholds in Iraq, leaving dozens injured and two dead.

A White House official says he expects President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to announce a deal Monday that could lead to a new nuclear arms reduction treaty by year's end.

Vice President Joe Biden says North Korea's Fourth of July rocket launches are part of "attention-seeking behavior."

An Iranian newspaper closely tied to the government says reformists disputing last month's presidential elections are "dangerous."

The OAS on Saturday night suspended Honduras participation in the organization because of last week's military coup.

An army general says suspected Muslim guerrillas have detonated a bomb near a Roman Catholic cathedral in the southern Philippines killing at least one person and wounding several others.

It's Election Day in Mexico, and the country's anti-crime and economic policies could be in the balance.

Heavy rains have been pounding central and southern China since Wednesday causing deadly flooding.