Russian Drunk Driver Who Killed Orphans Sentenced

Russian drunk driver who killed 7, including 5 orphans, at bus stop gets 8 and a half years

African Union Celebrates 50th Year

African Union celebrates 50th year since founding, leaders to map out socio-economic gains

Trial for Captain in Deadly Shipwreck in Italy

Judge in Italy orders trial for captain in shipwreck of Costa Concordia, which killed 32

Vienna Official: Looted Nazi Goods Returned

Vienna official says city has returned nearly 6,000 art, other objects looted by Nazis

Zimbabwe's President Signs New Constitution

Zimbabwe's president signs new constitution into law, vows peaceful polls expected September

Ukrainian Journalists Disrupt Government Session

Ukrainian reporters disrupt government session, lash out at PM after 2 journalists beaten

Ethiopian Corruption Watchdog Arrests 51 Suspects

Ethiopian corruption watchdog arrests 51 suspects, most from tax, customs and business sector

South Sudan Warns It May Shut Down Oil Flow Again

South Sudan warns that it may shut down oil exports through Sudan again

Czech President Settles Dispute Over Gay Rights

Czech president agrees to no longer block academic who is a gay rights activist

Vatican Releases 1st Report of Financial Watchdog

Vatican releases 1st report of financial watchdog, but several transparency issues remain

UK Eyes Giving Visas to 600 Afghan Interpreters

Britain to finalize UK relocation plans for 600 Afghan interpreters who worked on front line

Iraqi PM Orders Army Shakeup After Deadly Attacks

Iraqi spokesman: PM orders shakeup among military commanders in wake of deadly attacks

EU Bid to Label Hezbollah Wing Terror Group

Britain formally launches bid to label Hezbollah's military wing a terrorist organization

IMF Softens Views on UK Government's Policies

IMF praises British government's flexibility over austerity, but warns more growth needed

Mortar Lands in Congo as UN Chief Arrives

Mortar lands in Congolese city of Goma as UN Secretary-General arrives in capital

Mais Non! French Universities May Teach in English

Sacre bleu! Proposal to legalize English-language courses at French universities stirs debate

Death Toll Rises to 23 in China Factory Blast

Death toll rises to 23, with 10 still missing, in blast at China explosives plant

Investors Edgy Ahead of Bernanke Testimony

Stocks drift lower as investors nervously await Bernanke statement to Congress

Irishman Charged With 1982 IRA Hyde Park Bombing

Irishman charged with 1982 IRA bombing in London's Hyde Park that killed 4 soldiers, 7 horses

Pussy Riot Member Declares Hunger Strike in Prison

Pussy Riot's Maria Alekhina declares hunger strike in prison, parole hearing adjourned

Germany Backs Terror Label for Hezbollah Militants

Germany backs EU terror listing for Hezbollah's military wing

Kenya's Truth Report: Killings, Land Grabs, Graft

Kenya truth report shows assassinations, land grabs, corruption plagued its past governments

Chinese Premier Visits Pakistan, Praises Ties

Chinese premier praises relationship with Pakistan in glowing terms at start of 2-day visit

EU Leaders Discuss Fight Against Tax Evasion

EU's 27 leaders discuss beefing up fight against tax evasion, energy policy

Octogenarians Race to Be Oldest Everest Climber

Veteran climbers aged 80, 81 race to break older Everest climber record

Ahmadinejad Denounces Election Decision

Iran's Ahmadinejad says ally's disqualification from presidential race is act of 'oppression'

Diplomats: Iran Expands Nuke Technology

Diplomats: Iran expands nuke technology for program that could be used to make weapons

Japan Approves Joining Int'l Child Abduction Pact

Japan approves joining international child custody treaty amid concerns about abductions

Afghan Students Protest Women's Rights Decree

Hard-line students in Afghanistan protest women's rights decree as un-Islamic, demand repeal

Full Episode: Nightline 05/21: Oklahoma Tornado: Stories of Survival and Hope

Oklahoma Tornado: Survival and Hope; Search and Recovery; Shocking Images