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Police probe death of witness in Argentina human rights trial

Federal authorities in Argentina are investigating the death of a key witness in a human rights trial that started Tuesday, the official news agency reported.

Computer glitch delays dozens of UK flights

Dozens of trans-Atlantic flights from the United Kingdom were delayed Saturday after a glitch in an air traffic control system in Scotland, but the problem was fixed a few hours later and authorities were working to get the flight schedule back to normal.

Vacationing girl's message in bottle follows her home

A few days after Meagan Bilodeau dropped a bottled message into the Atlantic Ocean during a cruise near Bermuda, the girl was home in Massachusetts.

Retrial sought in airline bomb plot trial

British prosecutors are seeking a retrial for three defendants in an airline bomb plot after a jury was unable to reach a verdict.

CNNMoney: Madoff's Montauk home: Big views, modest decor

The only thing that's truly spectacular about Bernie Madoff's Montauk, N.Y., beach house is its stunning views of the Atlantic.

As Danny dissipates, rip current warnings issued for New England

As remnants of Tropical Storm Danny caused high seas Saturday night in the Atlantic Ocean, there were warnings of dangerous rip currents along parts of the East Coast.

No sign of Air France flight recorders as search ends

French investigators have ended the second phase of their search for the flight recorders from Air France Flight 447, the French air accident investigation agency BEA said Thursday.

Bill becomes Category 3 hurricane

Hurricane Bill churned in the Atlantic Ocean toward the west-northwest as a major Category 3 hurricane Tuesday evening.

Bill could be major hurricane; Claudette soaks part of Southeast

Hurricane Bill was churning in the Atlantic Ocean early Monday evening with winds of 90 mph (145 kph), and forecasters said the storm -- still far from any shore -- could become a major hurricane by Wednesday.

Airbus will fund third search for crash debris

Aircraft manufacturer Airbus is ready to fund a third search of the Atlantic Ocean if a second search, now under way, fails to find debris from last month's Air France crash, the company said Friday.

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