Mexico arrests suspected organizers of 'El Chapo' jailbreak

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico's government on Wednesday announced the capture of six people believed responsible for the July prison break by Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, including the elusive drug lord's brother-in-law and the suspected mastermind of the escape.

Dog refuses to leave injured owner, accompanies him to hospital

A dog in Paraguay proved his loyalty by sticking with his owner after an injury necessitated a trip to the hospital. Cirilo Sanchez was injured after a fight with a neighbor, and when police put him in a car to take him to the local casualty ward, his dog Bandido refused to be left behind, Central European News (CEN) reported.

Israel's Netanyahu heads to Berlin to meet Kerry

  With no end in sight to weeks of Israeli-Palestinian violence, Israel's prime minister headed to Germany on Wednesday for a high-profile meeting with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry aimed at restoring calm.

Bull jumps into stands

At least four people were hurt during a Peruvian bull fighting event when a bull leapt over barriers in the ring and landed among the spectators.

Teen arrested for homemade clock to move to Qatar

DALLAS (AP) — A 14-year-old Muslim boy who was arrested after a homemade clock he brought to school was mistaken for a possible bomb will be moving with his family to the Middle East so he can attend school there, his family said.

Man bites fellow passenger, dies on Irish aircraft

DUBLIN (AP) — Police say a 24-year-old Brazilian man has collapsed and died on board an Irish aircraft after becoming frenetic and attacking a fellow passenger.

Hunters kill two elk, realize they are inside zoo

Hunters in Norway stalked and killed two elk ... only to realize the animals were actually inside a zoo.

Son of late PM Pierre Trudeau becomes Canada's new leader

TORONTO (AP) — Canadian voters reclaimed their country's liberal identity sending Justin Trudeau — the son of one of the country's most dynamic politicians — to the prime minister's office and ending nearly a decade of conservative leadership under Stephen Harper.

Greece vows swift vote on new bailout demands

ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greece's left-wing government says it has given itself a 25-day deadline to push through a series of major reforms demanded by bailout lenders. Government spokeswoman Olga Gerovasili said Tuesday the cost-cutting measures requiring parliamentary or Cabinet approval would be passed by Nov. 15.

EU emissions down 23 percent, passing 2020 target

COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — The European Union, the world's No. 3 greenhouse gas polluter, says its emissions fell 4 percent last year, meaning the 28-nation bloc has already surpassed its target for 2020.  

Mexican drug lord flown to Sinaloa mountains after escape

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Fugitive drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was flown to a mountainous region of his home state of Sinaloa following his daring July 11 escape from prison through a mile-long tunnel, a federal official said Saturday.

US urges Turkey to uphold due process in journalist case

 In August, Mohammed Rasool was helping two Western journalists with a dangerous assignment along Turkey's border with Iraq.  When the three men returned to Diyarbakir, they were arrested in front of their hotel.  Eleven days after the arrests, Turkish authorities released and deported the two British journalists, but Rasool remains in a maximum-security prison and Turkish authorities have neither indicted him nor adequately explained why they are holding him

Obama: Iran's missile violation has no bearing on nuclear deal

  The U.S. is accusing Iran of violating U.N. sanctions with a recent ballistic missile test -- but President Barack Obama says that doesn't mean it was a mistake to enter into a nuclear deal with Iran. He told reporters today that the nuclear deal was never intended to resolve the other range of issues where the U.S. and Iran have significant differences -- including ballistic missiles.

Palestinian in 'press' vest shot dead after stabbing soldier

A Palestinian man wearing a yellow "press" vest stabbed and wounded an Israeli soldier in the West Bank city of Hebron on Friday before being shot dead by troops, the latest in a month long spate of attacks.  

4 women suicide bombers add to Nigerian death toll

Four women suicide bombers blew themselves up early Friday when challenged by soldiers as they tried to enter Maiduguri, Nigeria, killing at least 18 people and themselves. The explosions happened at dawn Friday, just hours after two bombs exploded near a mosque in Maiduguri, killing at least 30 people.

Oil companies pledge support to fight global warming

The chief executives of 10 of the world's biggest oil and gas companies have pledged support for an "effective" deal to fight global warming at a Paris conference next month.  

Downed drone at Turkey-Syria border

Turkey's military says its jets have shot down an unidentified drone that violated Turkey's airspace at the border with Syria.