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Bono, perhaps the world's most recognizable humanitarian activist, sought to make peaceniks from a roomful of four-stars in Washington on Wednesday evening with a call to put global poverty-reducing development assistance on par with defense spending.

On Thursday, Christian Schmidt, Germany's assistant secretary of defense, thanked 14 U.S. soldiers, members of 5th Battalion, 158th Aviation Regiment, 12th Combat Aviation Brigade for their heroism in rescuing wounded German troops on April 2.

The casket contained remains of several crew members of a B-24 bomber shot down during World War II over a remote South Pacific island but discovered only a few years ago.

Irate demonstrators burned tires and blocked traffic in eastern Afghanistan on Thursday after U.S.-led forces killed an armed relative of an Afghan lawmaker during a night raid on her home, according to military and Afghan officials.

Iraqi authorities Thursday announced that an Iraq election recount demanded by Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki would take up to two weeks.

Alleged teen terrorist Omar Khadr appeared in a grainy video making bombs and reeled off a Who's Who of the al-Qaida inner circle for interrogators soon after his capture in Afghanistan, an FBI agent testified.

The Jan. 12 earthquake that took so much from so many in Haiti has given some South Florida deportees what they couldn't find back home: a second chance.

Soldiers at Joint Security Station Wahab are on the front line of the U.S. military's efforts to track and counter Iranian influence.

For ordinary citizens on the outside, hoping for word from the courts on the cases of those they believe killed their relatives, the courts and detention centers are mysterious and out of reach.

Four veterans are visiting towns and cities in France, Germany and Austria to mark the 65th anniversary of the end of World War II. The tour includes Berchtesgaden, which they say was liberated by the division in 1945.