Iranian Activist Actress Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison on "Security Charges"
Iran's conservative judiciary strikes back
Foreign Policy
US Intel Officials: White House, State Department Signed Off on Surveillance of Foreign Leaders
Upset President Obama now denying knowledge of it
China Investigating Terror Link in Tiananmen Crash
Name two suspects from majority Muslim western region, Chinese president was at square during crash
Benghazi Witnesses Questioned by Congressional Committee in Secret Hearing
Department of Justice was initially unwilling to allow them to testify
Netanyahu: Talks "Useful" to Iran Because It "Buys Them More Time"
Worried about the nuclear bomb
Apparently, Secret Surveillance of Powerful People Is What It Takes to Make Sen. Feinstein Worry
Now that it affects important people, she wants a full surveillance review
Israel Returns to UN Human Rights Council, With Protest Over "Unfair" Treatment
Attending Universal Periodic Review, process involving all UN members
US Drone Strike in Somalia Kills Two Top Al Shabab Members
According to an anonymous government official and a Somali militant
Lindsey Graham Threatens All Obama Nominations Over Benghazi Witnesses
Wants more information on survivors
Safari Club Raising Money to Save Black Rhino By Auctioning Off Permit to Kill One in Namibia
Namibia issues up to five permits a year
Former US Negotiators Urge Obama Administration To Reopen Discussions With North Korea
Say current situation giving North Korea more time to develop nuclear weapons program
Syrian Government Forces Retake Christian Town From Al Qaeda-Linked Fighters
Sadad, north of Damascus
Spain Summons US Ambassador Over NSA Revelations
Reporting claims the NSA spied on millions of spanish phone calls
US Authorities Charge British Man Over Hacking of Government Computers
Lauri Love was arrested in England
Tadeusz Mazowiecki, Poland's First Post-Communist PM, Dead at 86
Helped introduce democratic reforms in Eastern Europe
Israel To Cooperate With UN Human Rights Council After 1½ Year Boycott
Will now take part in periodic hearings
Report: Obama Was Unaware World Leaders Were Being Spied On
Found out after review over the summer
Two Republican Congressmen Defend NSA Surveillance Abroad
Reps. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) and Peter King (R-N.Y.)
More Than 1 Million Sign Anti-Rape Petition in Kenya
Three men accused of gang-raping a girl were ordered to cut grass in a case that prompted national outrage
UN Security Council To Discuss Situation in Eastern DRC
Fighting between soldiers and rebels continuing
US Officials: Merkel, Other World Leaders Were Spied On
Say most of the surveillance has stopped
NSA Collected Information on 60 Million Spanish Phone Calls in One Month
According to documents leaked by Edward Snowden
