This March is going to 90 countries in 90 days. They are now in the USA. Dec.2nd 2009 is The World March for Peace and Non Violence, USA Day. For the agenda of cities and times go to agenda at www.theworldmarch.org

Colombian maritime authorities searched Sunday for an Italian chef believed to have gone overboard from a U.S. cruise ship off Colombia's Caribbean coast, officials and the man's family said. Angelo Faliva, 31, was last seen in the galley

French journalist and filmmaker Marie-Monique Robin examines the dark and troubling influence of American chemical and biotech giant Monsanto. Her incendiary film documents a corporate legacy of greed, death, poverty and illness --from the creation (and

Eighteen "enemy" forces were killed in an overnight clash near the Afghan border in Tani, Khost, Major Matt Gregory at Camp Salerno told Fox News.

The U.S. troops emphasize persuasion in trying to get farmers to change to other crops to keep drug money out of the Taliban's hands. They're also planning an assault on an insurgent stronghold.

Civil liberties in Cuba remain severely curtailed, despite hope among activists that Raul Castro would end Cold War-era limits on dissent and the media, a Human Rights Watch report says.

Osama Bin Laden was within military reach when the Bush administration allowed him to disappear into the mountains of Afghanistan rather than pursue him with a massive military force, a new Senate report says.

In a nuclear accident that is bound to raise key safety concerns ahead of India's ambitious atomic expansion program, about 45 employees of the Kaiga atomic power plant suffered radiation poisoning when radioactive heavy water from the plant contaminated

Over 2,000 trafficked children have been rescued since China's government began a crackdown on the trade in stolen children earlier this year.

A triple-deck ferry packed with hundreds of pilgrims capsized as they disembarked in southern Bangladesh, leaving at least 37 dead and scores missing, authorities said.