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Wife who fatally shot bigamist gets eight to 20 years

A woman who killed her bigamist husband just hours before he was to leave for Morocco to visit his second wife has been sentenced to eight to 20 years in prison.

People.com: Jake and Reese Get Cozy in Marrakech

Gyllenhaal and Witherspoon are spotted on the set of his movie, Prince of Persia

Luxurious hidden kingdoms

Jack Martin recommends six luxurious bolt-holes to avoid the crowds:

FSB: Rocking the Casbah

It's slow progress at best, strolling through the Fez medina with David Kellar and Brian Smith.

Time.com: Morocco DA Urges Jail for Alleged Terror Suspects

A Moroccan prosecutor on Tuesday urged a court to impose prison sentences ranging from 10 to 20 years for alleged members of a militant cell accused of supporting insurgents in Iraq and plotting terrorist bombings

Morocco arrests alleged terror plotters

Moroccan security services have broken up an alleged al Qaeda-linked terrorist network planning attacks in the North African country and in Belgium, Morocco's state-run news agency reported Monday.

Cruise ship debts leave tourists stranded

Several hundred passengers on a luxury round-the-world cruise-ship tour were stuck Thursday on an island in the Atlantic Ocean after the vessel's owners ran into legal troubles.

Spain arrests suspected Islamic extremists

Spanish police Tuesday arrested two Moroccan men suspected of having links to Islamic terrorism, Spain's Ministry of Interior said, including one man wanted in connection with attacks in Casablanca in 2003.

Troubleshooter: One year later, where's my refund?

Cameron Etezadi and his girlfriend are on their way from Seattle to Casablanca, Morocco, when their flight is delayed in London by weather. British Airways agrees to refund the couple's money, but one year later, there's no sign of a check. Is the airline pocketing their fare, or is something else going on?

Morocco jails Facebook royal imposter

A computer engineer accused of posing as a member of the Moroccan royal family on the social networking Web site, Facebook, has been sentenced to three years in prison.

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