Uganda's President Says East African Leaders Have Agreed To Defeat South Sudan Rebel Leader if Ceasefire Offer is Rejected
Over 1,000 already killed since violence started earlier this month
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Government Forces Regain Control of DR Congo's Capital
Spokesman says security forces have killed 40 gunmen
Israel's Chief Rabbinate Seeking To Establish "Kashrut Police"
Want uniformed officials to enter restaurants to inspect food
Chinese Police: Eight Attackers Killed During Assault on Police Station
Also say one of the attackers has been captured
China: Japan's PM Not Welcome After Visit to Yasukuni Shrine
World War II war criminals among those honored at the shrine visited by Shinzo Abe
South Sudan Warns of "White Army" Assault, Hundreds Flee Town of Bor
Over 1,000 have been killed since violence erupted earlier this month
Syria To Miss Chemical Weapons Deadline
Had agreed to move most of its stockpile out of the country by the end of the year
Poll: Only 17 Percent of Americans Support the War in Afghanistan
Most want American troops home before December 2014 deadline
F1 Driver Michael Schumacher in Critical Condition After Skiing Accident
Hit head on a rick while skiing in France
At Least 14 Killed in Suicide Bombing in Russian City of Volgograd
A day after suicide attack at the city's train station
House Lawmakers Dispute New York Times Report About Lack of Evidence of Al Qaeda Involvement in Benghazi Attack
Say intelligence says otherwise
Iraqi Troops Arrest Sunni Lawmaker, Killing His Brother, Five Guards After They Allegedly Opened Fire
Civil war sans American boots on the ground
New York Times Claims It Found No Evidence Al Qaeda, Other International Terrorist Group, Was Connected to Benghazi Attack
Say intelligence fixation on AQ contributed to killing of ambassador
Pro-Rebel Youth March in Bor, Recently Retaken by South Sudan Government Forces
Crisis started with a failed coup attempt by the vice president
At Least Eight Dead in Explosion at Mogadishu Tea Shop
As many as six could be government soldiers
John Kerry Mulling Release of Imprisoned Israeli Agent to Secure Release of Remaining Palestinian Prisoners
Peace processing, Obama unlikely to get on board, Israeli officials believe
Southern California Man Pleads Guilty to Trying to Travel to Pakistan to Train Al-Qaeda
FBI sting netted Sinh Vinh Ngo Nguyen who went by the name Hasan Abu Omar Ghannoum and claimed to have fought in Syria
India Continuing Retaliations Against US Diplomats Over Arrest of Indian Diplomat
Tax investigations, new ID cards, among other things
Weather, Ice Conditions Delay Chinese Ship On Way to Rescue Vessel Trapped in Antarctic Ice
74 passengers and crew on board
Israel to Announce Plans to Build 1,400 More Settlement Homes in West Bank
Also to release Palestinian prisoners Monday
Reported Sexual Assaults in Military Up 50 Percent in 2013
Officials say it could be because high profile incidents encouraged other victims to come forward
Anti-Erdogan Protesters Clash With Police in Istanbul
Protests broke out after news of a widespread corruption investigation
Freed Members of Pussy Riot Plan to Start Prisoners Rights Group, Say They Aren't Pussy Riot Anymore
Won't be performing to make a point, or for money, the two said
Army, Marine Rapid Reaction Forces at Work Evacuating US Personnel From South Sudan
Aborted evacuation attempt on December 21 left 3 Navy SEALs wounded
Court Blocks Attempt By Turkish Government to Force Police to Disclose Investigations to Superiors
Prime minister upset about corruption investigation
Three Killed in Clashes Between Police and Muslim Brotherhood Supporters in Egypt
Former ruling party labeled terrorist organization by government
Former Lebanese Finance Minister, a Critic of Syria, Killed in Car Bombing in Beirut
Five others killed, 70 wounded
Japan Moves Close to Escaping Deflation
More than half way to meeting central bank's 2015 inflation goal
Egyptian Police Clash With Muslim Brotherhood Supporters
Interim government recently declared the group a terrorist organization
Iran's Nuke Chief Says the Country is Develop New Centrifuges For Uranium Enrichment
Recent deal with P5+1 countries does not prevent Iran from developing centrifuges
Members of Pussy Riot Says They Were Released to Improve Russia's Image Before Winter Olympics
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina
Veterans and Lawmakers Pushing To Prevent Military Benefits Cuts
Obama signed the spending bill implementing the changes yesterday
Thai Government To Ask Military To Help Protect Candidates and Voters in February Election
Two people were recently killed in clashes between protesters and police
Mali Again Eligible For US African Growth and Opportunity Act
Decision made by President Obama
