The move is the latest in a string of resignations as his family’s newspaper outpost in Britain becomes ever more deeply mired in a scandal over its reporting practices and ethics.

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James Murdoch Steps Down From British Broadcaster

A US Republican at the forefront of efforts to cut government spending becomes the latest big endorsement for presidential candidate Mitt Romney.

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Mitt Romney backed by budget hawk

Colombia’s armed forces kill at least 32 Farc guerrillas in the eastern Meta region, in the latest setback for the rebel group.

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Colombia attack kills Farc rebels

KABUL — A man wearing an Afghan army uniform killed two NATO troops in southern Afghanistan on Monday, military officials said, the latest in a string of shootings that have undermined trust between allies. Read full article > >

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Man in Afghan army uniform shoots 2 NATO troops in Afghanistan

The military says GPS jamming which caused a row last year is likely during the latest staging of Europe’s largest military exercise.

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GPS jamming expected in war games

Tottenham’s Kyle Walker is the latest player to withdraw from the England squad for Wednesday’s friendly with the Netherlands.

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Walker joins England injury list

South-east England is the latest region to be officially in a state of drought, says the government, as it urges people to use less water.

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Drought affects more of England

Having seen her first husband and two of her children die, being a southerner in an inhospitable northern land is the latest hardship Mary Nyekueh Ley says she must endure.

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For South Sudan Woman, Misery on Both Sides of the Border

CAIRO — The trial of 43 people charged with unlawfully conducting pro-democracy work will begin Feb. 26, state media reported Saturday, in the latest sign that the Egyptian government is disinclined to heed Washington’s warning that failure to drop the matter could lead to a cut off of U.S. aid . Read full article > >

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Egypt sets trial date for pro-democracy workers

After weeks of protests, Emil Boc, Romania’s prime minister, resigned Monday, the latest European leader to fall victim to a mood of public outrage over austerity measures and stagnant growth.

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Emil Boc, Romanian Prime Minister, Resigns Amid Protests

The British team are going head to head against hundreds of downhill skaters in the latest leg of the Red Bull “crashed ice” world championship.

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VIDEO: Bushell rides crashed ice course

A new think tank launched in the District Monday with the goal of reducing the cost of health care through research and entrepreneurship. The West Health Policy Center is the latest project of Gary and Mary West, the two billionaire philanthropists behind the West Wireless Health Institute and the West Health Investment Fund, a pair of California-based organizations that develop and fund health technology products. Read full article > >

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New think tank wants government to see gold in health technology

In the latest criminal case in the Obama administration’s effort to punish leakers, an ex-CIA officer who helped track down and capture a top terror suspect was charged Monday with disclosing classified secrets about his teammates to the media.

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Former CIA Officer Accused of Terror Leaks

New York’s redistricting process has long been derided, and critics of the latest effort, including Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, say it gives an unfair advantage to incumbents.

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New York’s Redistricting Process Led by Insiders

Newt Gingrich convincingly beats Mitt Romney to win the South Carolina primary, the latest leg of the battle for the Republican candidacy in the US presidential election.

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Gingrich wins in South Carolina