Obama: Stimulus healed economy U.S. President Barack Obama said his economic stimulus plan help stop the economic "bleeding." Deborah Lutterbeck reports
Aid medics expand Pakistan push Sep. 4 - Doctors Without Borders -- one of the medical aid groups providing urgent medical care among the millions Pakistanis displaced by flooding -- is expanding its operation into the south of the country.
New Colombian president, new clashes Sep. 4 - Just three weeks into Colombian President Juan Manual Santos' term in office, there's a spate of clashes with rebels.
Blair heckled at book promotion Sep. 4 - Protesters heckle former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair as he continues promoting his new book, including a Friday TV appearance where he praised the Middle East peace talks.
Emergency after New Zealand quake Sep. 4 - Officials declared a state of emergency in New Zealand after a massive earthquake struck the country's second largest city, as worries mounted over access to clean drinking water.
Chile miners' 'daylight' coping plan Sep. 4 - A team of visiting NASA experts recommends that 33 trapped Chilean miners introduce a simulation of day and night in their underground fastness.
Indonesian volcano safety 101 Sep. 4 - As Mount Sinabung in Sumatra erupts for a fourth time in days, sending local residents scurrying away again, the goverment promotes volcano safety awareness.
Pakistanis nurse frustration Sep. 4 - Recent attacks by insurgents, on top of the floods calamity, has left many Pakistanis voicing exacerbation at their government and it's perceived failings.
Nine die in New Zealand plane crash Sep. 4 - A plane crash in South Island kills nine, including tourists from Ireland, England, Germany and Australia.
Pakistanis return home Sep. 3 - Many Pakistani flood victims make the journey home to water-logged homes, with some lashing out against absent military and government assistance.
