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SI.com: Greg Lalas: Don't pin too much pressure on U.S. U-20s' fortunes

A few weeks before the United States convened for the FIFA Under-20 World Cup, which kicked off last week in Egypt, I exchanged e-mails with U.S. attacking midfielder Mikkel Diskerud. "Mix," as he's nicknamed, was cautiously confident that the Americans could advance from the competition's Group of Death, which also includes Germany, Cameroon and South Korea.

Researchers identify new strain of HIV derived from gorillas

French researchers have identified a new human immunodeficiency virus, the first derived from gorillas, a report said Monday.

Pope preaches to thousands at Cameroon mass

Tens of thousands of people packed a soccer stadium in Cameroon Thursday, including President Paul Biya and his wife, for the first large-scale mass of Pope Benedict XVI's first visit to Africa.

Pope visits Africa, reaffirms ban on condoms

Pope Benedict XVI refused Wednesday to soften the Vatican's ban on condom use as he arrived in Africa for his first visit to the continent as pope.

Elephant ivory smuggled into U.S., authorities say

U.S. authorities arrested six people Wednesday on suspicion of smuggling African elephant ivory worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, law enforcement officials said.

10 kidnapped from ship off Cameroon coast

Pirates attacked a French ship in the waters off Cameroon on Friday, taking 10 of the 15 crew members hostage, the French Foreign Ministry and the ship's owner said.

Time.com: Hunger 'Tsunami' Sweeping Nations

Various proposed remedies to the global food crisis may not solve the problem, even as demand and - food prices - continue to climb

Time.com: How Hunger Could Topple Regimes

Unrest over food prices in countries like Haiti is proving again the role of hunger in fomenting revolution

Chad's president 'in control of entire country'

Chad's president claimed his government was in control of the entire country Wednesday, speaking publicly for the first time since rebels tried to unseat him, The Associated Press reports.

Thousands flee Chad as fighting rages

Carrying blankets and bed sheets on their heads, thousands of refugees fleeing fighting in Chad's capital N'Djamena crossed a drought-stricken river to get to neighboring Cameroon Sunday, local officials and journalists said.

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