The joint mission to finish off the notorious Lord's Resistance Army has led to more than 900 deaths and displaced more than 1,330 civilians since it began nearly two months ago.
The special representative launched his three-day visit in Pakistan Tuesday with an aim to 'listen and learn,' but also to urge the US ally to eliminate its militant havens.
The White House plan to rescue the financial system is far bigger than predicted and envisions a far greater government role in markets and banks than at any time since the 1930s.
AP - Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni and hard-line rival Benjamin Netanyahu both claimed victory Tuesday in Israel's parliamentary election, but official results showed a race so close it could be decided by a third candidate — a rising power among the hawks.
AP - On a single day filled with staggering sums, the Obama administration, Federal Reserve and Senate attacked the deepening economic crisis Tuesday with actions that could throw as much as $3 trillion more in government and private funds into the fight against frozen credit markets and rising joblessness.
AP - A large, violent tornado ripped through a southern Oklahoma town late Tuesday evening, killing four people and injuring up to 50, authorities said. Severe weather also caused damage and power outages in metro Oklahoma City and western Texas.
More than 1,000 people attended the public memorial service for slain 2-year old Caylee Anthony. Family members shared memories of a sunny, funny little girl who loved popcorn and green beans. Her jailed mother remained silent.
An influential conservative political action committee is pledging to support primary challenges to any Republican senator who backs the economic stimulus bill, the latest public show of dissatisfaction from the right over the massive measure. Three GOP senators voted for the $838 billion compromise version that the Senate approved -- Susan Collins, Olympia Snowe and Arlen Specter.
Israelis went to the polls Tuesday in what is expected to be a close contest between two of the country's leading candidates vying to be the next prime minister.