A US jury has convicted former Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky on 45 of 48 counts in a child sex abuse case, reports say
Police officers on strike vandalize the police intelligence headquarters
George Zimmerman
With the latest violence, at least 157 people have died in attacks in Iraq since June 13
The junior Guzman was arrested in Zapopa together with Kevin Daniel Beltran, another Sinaloa member
Jerry Sandusky's lawyer says the victims had fabricated their stories in an effort to pursue a civil lawsuit
George Zimmerman
Protesters demonstrate against controversial Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) in February
Eighteen South African police officers from a top anti-crime unit appeared in court
Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky (C) departs from his child sex abuse trial
EU home affairs commissioner Cecilia Malmstroem
George Zimmerman
Death row inmate Hank Skinner
A US man who beat a man to death after catching him sexually assaulting his daughter should not face criminal charges
A French policeman runs in front of a bank where four people have been taken hostage in Toulouse
A woman waves from a first-floor window of a building where four people were taken hostage in Toulouse
A woman waves from a first-floor window of a building where four people were taken hostage in Toulouse
Mohamed Merah was killed on March 22 after a 32-hour siege in Toulouse
Julian Assange is seeking to avoid extradition to Sweden over alleged sex crimes
Ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, pictured in January

Rape fears fuel tourists' anxiety in India

Danish tourist Judith Jensen has a long list of don'ts to help her feel safe during her holiday in India.
 

China blasts US court for $162 mn price-fixing award

Beijing lashed out Tuesday at a US court that ordered two Chinese pharmaceutical companies to pay $162 million for price-fixing in the US market, saying the ruling infringed its sovereignty.
 

Questioning of Zambia ex-president delayed

Zambian investigators on Tuesday postponed the questioning of former president Rupiah Banda over allegations of corruption, money laundering and fraud until the end of the week.
 

Dental dispute leaves two dead in Marseille

A female dentist in the centre of Marseille was shot dead Tuesday by a 71-year-old patient who was himself killed during the subsequent police intervention.
 

British woman injured fleeing feared sex attack in India

A female British tourist suffered leg injuries after she jumped out of a hotel window Tuesday over fears of a sex attack in the Indian city of Agra, home to the Taj Mahal, police said.
 

British woman injured fleeing India sex attack: police

A female British tourist was admitted to hospital after jumping through a hotel window Tuesday over fears of a sex attack in the Indian city of Agra, home to the Taj Mahal, police said.
 

At least 50 dead, 171 wounded in Iraq violence

A spate of attacks in Baghdad and central Iraq on Tuesday killed at least 50 people and left 171 wounded, security and medical officials said, updating an earlier toll.
 

Italy says India violating immunity law in envoy row

Italy has accused India of violating laws on diplomatic immunity by preventing its ambassador from leaving the country, in an escalating row over two marines who skipped bail while on trial for murder in New Delhi.
 

Fake Tahitian prince admits fraud in Australia

A man who led a playboy lifestyle while claiming to be a Tahitian prince pleaded guilty on Tuesday to embezzling Aus$16 million (US$16.6 million) from an Australian health department.
 

Daniel Pearl's family hails Pakistani arrest

The family of slain US journalist Daniel Pearl welcomed Monday the arrest in Pakistan of a former leader of a banned militant outfit allegedly involved in his 2002 murder.
 

US university says bomb attack plotter found dead

US police said Monday they had likely foiled a bomb and gun attack at a Florida university, after an early morning incident that saw the mastermind of the plot apparently take his own life.
 

US 'Rockefeller' con-man murder trial starts

A German man managed to pass himself off as a member of the storied Rockefeller family, "hiding in plain sight" for years after killing a young husband in California, US prosecutors said Monday.
 

Lindsay Lohan gets 90 days in rehab in US plea deal

Troubled US actress Lindsay Lohan was sentenced Monday to 90 days in a locked rehab facility, as part of a plea deal announced as her trial for allegedly lying to police was set to begin.
 

'AT&T hacker' gets 41 months in prison

A judge Monday ordered a 41-month prison sentence for a self-described "security research" hacker for breaking into the AT&T online network in a case criticized by digital rights activists.
 

US 'Rockefeller' conman murder trial starts

A German man managed to pass himself off as a member of the Rockefeller family, "hiding in plain sight" for more than a decade after an alleged murder, US prosecutors said Monday.
 

Boston art thieves got away with it: US authorities

The FBI said Monday that they finally know who conducted a daring art heist in Boston exactly 23 years ago -- but the thieves can no longer be prosecuted.
 

Italian envoy to India 'has no immunity': court

India's top judge said Monday that Italy's ambassador had forfeited his diplomatic immunity over his role in securing the release of two marines who skipped bail while on trial for murder in New Delhi.
 

Israel soldier convicted in killing of Palestinian: reports

An Israeli military court convicted a soldier of negligent homicide on Monday in the January shooting death of a young Palestinian trying to sneak into the Jewish state from the occupied West Bank, the army said.
 

Italy says India violating diplomatic immunity

Italy on Monday said India was violating a convention on diplomatic immunity by preventing the Italian ambassador from leaving the country in an escalating row over two Italian marines on trial for killing two Indian fishermen.
 

Father of abducted French family speaks in Boko Haram recording

A French man abducted with his family last month in Cameroon has spoken in a recording reportedly made by a Nigerian Islamist group linked to Al-Qaeda and obtained by AFP on Monday.