Costa Rica's Next President Could Be a Libertarian
According to latest poll data
Foreign Policy
UN Official Describes 'Horrifying Human Rights Disaster' in South Sudan
Child soldiers and mass atrocities
Dozens More Detained, Arrested Due to Nigeria's New Anti-Gay Laws
No longer confined to Muslim-dominated parts of country
Suicide Bombing in Kabul Restaurant Kills More than a Dozen
Both Afghans and foreigners victims
Gates: UK Military Cuts Make It Impossible to be Major Player on World Stage
Prime Minister David Cameron disagrees
French Govt Withdraws Nomination of President's Mistress to Public Panel
Would determine arts funding
Syrian Regime Proposes Prisoner Exchange, Ceasefire in Aleppo
Syrian foreign minister was in Moscow
IOC: American Women's Hockey Goalie Has to Remove "We the People" From Mask
May be considered propaganda
Kerry Urges Syrian Opposition to Join Peace Talks, Dismisses Regime's Recommendation Conference Discuss Terrorism
U.S. secretary of state wants a political settlement
Trial of Hezbollah Members Accused of Assassinating Former Lebanon PM Rafik Hariri Opens
Defendants not present
Two Arrested in Delhi, Accused of Raping Danish Tourist
Police released 15 men previously detained to get more information
French Actress Suing Closer Magazine Over French President Affair Allegations, Photos
Claims invasion of privacy
One Dead, Two Injured in Army Helicopter "Hard Landing" in Georgia
At or near the airstrip in Savannah
French Central Bank Governor Backs Socialist President's Tax Proposal
Francois Hollande's proposal to cut the charges companies pay for family benefits could save those companies $41 billion by 2017
North Korea to South Korea: Let's Not Be Hostile, We'll Keep Our Nuke Program But Cancel Your Military Drill With the U.S.
South Korea says the drill is defensive and will continue as scheduled
Muslim Group Defends Nigeria's Homophobic Legislation
Praises the president for not caving to pressure from Western countries
"If the government doesn't back us, we must do what we can": Mexican Citizens Create Private Forces to Fight Cartels
Civilians with guns fight crime in response to police, military failures
Italian Port of Gioia Tauro To Handle Transfer of Syria's Chemical Agents
Will be put on American ship
Bob Gates Is Tired of War
Gates marched in Washington to protest the U.S. invasion of Cambodia. Under the former defense secretary's hawkish exterior, the antiwar impulse has never gone away.
"Dirty Wars" Receives Oscar Nomination
Author and filmmaker Jeremy Scahill on America's covert wars
Canadian Teen Allowed To Board Plane After Pipe Bomb Was Discovered in His Carryon
18-year-old Skylar Murphy from Alberta
Vatican: Child Abuse 'Can Never Be Justified'
Officials made the comments before the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
Number of Bangkok 'Shutdown' Protesters Falling
Demonstrators marched on government buildings today, trying to force the prime minister to resign
Merkel Ally: US-Germany Relations Worse Than During Iraq War Because of Spying
Snooping revelations not going down well in Berlin
Obama Administration Denies Secret Side Agreement With Iran
Implementation of nuclear deal made with P5+1 countries to begin on Jan. 20
