New Zealand Looks to Legalizing, Regulating Synthetic Drugs
Hard drugs hard to come by out in the South Pacific
Foreign Policy
Two Arrested in Canadian Cyberbullying Case
Took her own life after being mocked as alleged victim of sexual assault
British Women Attacked with Acid in Zanzibar
Were working as volunteer teachers on African island
Judge Won't Let Defense Team Abandon Ft. Hood Shooter
Lawyers don't agree with Hasan's defense strategy and want out
First-Responders at Kenyan Airport Fire Looted Electronics, Banks
Both during and after the blaze
Russia, Gays, and Picking the Right Fight
Gay activists cling to a bad boycott target rather than work with a potential ally
Russian TV Station Runs Segment Criticial of Putin
Hope they've said goodbye to their loved ones
David Cameron Urges Users To Boycott Websites That Don't Deal With Abuse
Made the comments after a teenager killed herself after being bullied online
John Bolton Says it's Time To Cause Putin Pain
Says the Russian president's recent actions concerning Edward Snowden have done "real damage"
Morsi Supporters Refuse To Obey Government Orders, Stay on Streets
No sign the government is preparing to clear protest camps
Snowden's Father Says Putin Will Not 'Cave' in Wake of Canceled Meeting With Obama
Says he admires the Russian president's strength and courage
Pentagon Considering Extending Benefits to Married Same-Sex Couples
May provide 10 days of leave to same-sex couples so they can travel to a state where gay marriage is legal to get married
Japan's Earthquake Warning System Triggered in Error
Probably caused a few unneeded adrenaline rushes
Chinese Economic Data Shows Imports and Exports Rose More Than Was Expected in July
Analysts warning against being overly optimistic
India-Pakistan Relations Suffering After Recent Killing of Indian Soldiers in Kashmir
Many Indians not happy with the government's response
Israeli Embassy in Berlin Protests Cartoon Depicting Netanyahu Poisoning Peace Process
Deputy editor of the newspaper that ran the cartoon says he "regrets that feelings were offended"
White House Says Obama Still Wants To Release Gitmo Prisoners Back To Yemen
Despite recent security threats
Six Alleged Al Qaeda Militants Killed in Suspected US Drone Strike
U.S. embassy in Yemen was recently evacuated amid security concerns
Obama Says a Strong Military Depends on a Strong Economy
Says both are threatened by disagreements in Congress
Syrian Government Denies Assad Was Attacked by Rebels
Fighters from the Free Syrian Army claimed that they had hit Assad's convoy with artillery shells
Burmese Demonstrators Mark 25th Anniversary of Pro-Democracy Movement
Thousands were killed during protests in 1988
Increasing Number of Refugees Creating Tension in Germany
Most asylum seekers coming from Syria, Chechnya, and Afghanistan
American Officials Say Obama Administration Authorized Recent Drone Strikes in Yemen
Part of effort to foil Al Qaeda plot
North Korea Reopens Shared Industrial Complex
Shut down facility used with South Koreans four months ago
Witness: Manning Leak Cost Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars
Military scrambled to assess impact
North Korea Reportedly Expanding Nuclear Plant
Doubling the site of uranium enrichment facility, according to satellite photos
DC Cops Infiltrate Peaceful Protest Group
Were activists against stores buying goods from foreign sweatshops
Russian Libertarian Activist Attacked in Moscow Bar
Dragged into country's anti-gay violence
British Police Arrest Man over Twitter Threats
Public female figures targets of harassment
Study Challenges Link Between Military Combat and Suicide
Researchers could not find actual relationship
Fort Hood Trial Delayed as Stand-By Defense Lawyers Want Out
Say defendant deliberately trying to get death penalty and don't want to be part of it
