Dutch Take Action to Free Greenpeace Activists
Arrested for piracy by Russia
Foreign Policy
John Boehner: Government Shutdown Not "Some Damn Game"
House voting Saturday on retroactive pay for federal workers
Vo Nguyen Giap, Vietnam War General, Dies at 102
Oversaw 1968 Tet offensive and several other victories over French and later American forces in Vietnam
Feds Indict 13 Alleged Members of Anonymous for Alleged Hacking
Accused of attacking websites as part of a campaign in favor of file-sharing
Fort Drum Commemorates 20th Anniversary of Battle of Mogadishu
What Black Hawk Down was based on
Cyber Attacks Target Adobe; Information on 2.9 Million Customers Extracted
Attacks called sophisticated
China Pivots to Charm Offensive in Response to Obama Asia Pivot
Obama shortened Asia trip for government shutdown
Video Shows Kenyan Soldiers Looting Nairobi Mall
Even while terrorist assault was still ongoing
Russia Evacuates Embassy in Libya
Gunmen attacked yesterday, angry over alleged killing by a Russian citizen
British Spy Agency Being Challenged in European Court over Surveillance
Accused of breaching privacy
Belgian Transsexual Helped To Die After Failed Sex-Change Operations
Nathan Verhelst cited psychological suffering
Government Shutdown Leads To Closure of D-Day Cemetery
One of 24 military cemeteries that have been closed
Commander of Iranian Cyber Warfare Unit Reportedly Shot Dead
Iran's Revolutionary Guard is denying that the killing was an assassination
Netanyahu Says Ayatollah Khamenei is the Head of a Cult
Made the comments in an interview with NBC
At Least Nine Dead After Plane Crash in Nigeria
Nigerian Airspace Management Agency spokesman says the engine failed on take-off
Another Radioactive Water Leak Reported at Fukushima Power Plant
May have spilled into the Pacific
The Gambia To Leave the Commonwealth
Government statement reads in part "...The Gambia will never be a member of any neo-colonial institution"
Report: Internet Freedom Around the World Declining
Freedom House's report says the fall in the U.S. is "especially troubling"
Aircraft Carriers Continue To Signal Military Might in Asia
Expensive and perhaps soon obsolete ships still sought by countries in the region
Can Iran Trust the United States?
People often ask whether the United States can trust Iran. The better question is whether the United States government is worthy of trust.
Leader of Greece's Golden Dawn Sent To Jail Ahead of Trial
Nikolaos Mihaloliakos is charged with founding a criminal organization
Gunman Attack Russian Embassy in Libya
Russian woman accused of killing Libyan air force pilot
British PM Suggests Cutting Benefits to Those Under 25
Trying to get them off the dole and into jobs or training
Golden Dawn Lawmakers Freed in Greece
Pending trials over charges of being a neo-Nazi criminal gang
Iran's Parliament Endorses President's Diplomatic Efforts
Sign that he has support to negotiate with U.S.
Egyptian-American Imprisoned in Egypt Says He's Been Beaten, Denied Medical Attention
Dual citizen was a spokesperson for post-coup pro-Morsi protesters
