Angela Merkel Visits Dachau
First such visit to the Nazi concentration camp by any German chancellor
Foreign Policy
Mother Forced To Kill Her Own Baby in North Korean Prison
Former inmate told a U.N. panel the mother was ordered to drown her baby
Hamas Urges Egypt To Reopen Gaza Strip Crossing
Egyptian military has been trying to prevent smuggling into the Gaza Strip
Staff Sgt. Robert Bales To Be Sentenced for Killing 16 Afghan Civilians
Admitted to the massacre to avoid death penalty
Egyptian Court Orders the Release of Former President Mubarak
Was sentenced to life in prison, but retrial was ordered
EU Foreign Ministers Considering Sanctions Against Egypt
Hundreds have been killed in recent violence
India and Pakistan Blame Each Other for Recent Deadly Exchange on Kashmir Border
One Pakistani officer dead
David Cameron Ordered Top Civil Servant To Try and Stop The Guardian Publishing Snowden Revelations
Cabinet Secretary Jeremy Heywood got in touch with the newspaper
Mali's Constitutional Court Upholds Election Results
Ibrahim Boubacar Keita to be the next president
US and China Agree to Improve Military Relations
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and Chinese Defense Minister Chang Wanquan both say a stronger relationship is better for the world's security and stability
Dempsey Says Rebels in Syria Wouldn't Support American Interests
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Says military intervention would involve in the U.S. in another war in the Middle East
Egyptian Court Considering Whether To Release Mubarak
Release of the former president would not be welcomed by many involved in the 2011 uprising
Syrian Opposition Activists Claim Hundreds Have Been Killed by Chemical Weapons Near Damascus
U.N. inspectors are in Syria investigating the alleged use of chemical weapons
Rep. Issa Blasts State Dept. for Not Disciplining Employees over Benghazi
Lack of responsibility
Two Okla. Teens Charged with Murdering Australian Baseball Player
A third charged as accessory
White House Says it Wouldn't Force Reporters to Destroy Computers
Or rather, it finds it "difficult to imagine a scenario" in which they would.
Czech Parliament Votes to Dissolve
New elections could give country's Communist Party some power
Al Qaeda Courier Led US to Information About Major Internet Conference
20 al Qaeda leaders allegedly participated
IRS Sets Up Online Registration for Foreign Firms Forced To Comply With U.S. Law
But don't call America an overbearing imperial power
Canadian Police Chiefs Want to Fine Marijuana Users Instead of Having to "Turn a Blind Eye or Lay Charges"
When they're "confronted" my marijuana possession
Military Wants Ability to Override Radio Broadcasts With Its Own Messages
Talk radio will seem brilliant by comparison
CIA Acknowledges Role in 1953 Iran Coup
Government officials admitted U.S. culpability years ago
Can We Start Talking About the Libertarian *Era* Already?
If media hype is any indication, laissez-faire bontemps roulez!
Britons Want To Know Why David Miranda Was Detained Under an Anti-Terrorism Law
Since they wanted information about inconvenient journalism
Israel: Terrorists Aiming at Israeli, Jewish Targets Around World in Coming Weeks
According to the Counter-Terrorism Bureau
John Kerry Says State Dept Officials Suspended by Hillary Clinton After Benghazi Don't Deserve Any Disciplinary Action
Have been brought back to work
Oscar Pistorius' Family In Contact With Slain Girlfriend's Family Over Possible Settlement
Pistorius currently on trial
Bangladesh Charges Human Rights Watch With Contempt of Court for Criticizing Conviction of Islamist Leader
91-year-old Ghulam Azam was convicted of war crimes committed in the 1971 independence war
