Mohammed ElBaradei Sworn in as Egypt's Vice President
Offered position last week
Foreign Policy
US Officials: Israel Targeted Russian-Made Cruise Missiles in Syria
Anonymous officials leaking "intelligence information" but unlikely to be pursued by the feds
No One Trusts the Government—Which is Bad News for Libertarians
When public contempt for the feds increases, so do the size and scope of government.
What the Immigration Bill Overlooks
A bill backed by leading Republicans and Democrats, big business, and government-co-opted unions is bound to have missed some things.
South Africa Considers Allowing Rhino Horn Trade to Fight Poaching
Hundreds have been killed this year
Proposed UK Law Would Prosecute Parents For Not Loving Their Children Enough
That might require a new bureaucracy
French Credit Downgraded Over Debt, Sluggish Economy
Maybe they'll nationalize the ratings agencies
UK Government Pushes Press Regulation Plans Back to Autumn
A huge headache all around
France Pushes for EU-Wide Financial Transactions Tax
So that there's no place to go to escape it
Syrian Civil War Begins Intruding on Rural Countryside
Residents had been able to avoid taking sides
Snowden Accepts All Offers of Asylum
Gives statement to human rights group at Moscow airport
Zimbabwean Police Accused of Targeting Human Rights Workers
Not a good sign for the upcoming elections
Twitter Hands over User Data to French Authorities
Relents to demands in order to track down sources of Anti-Semitic tweets
Cambodian PM Arranges Pardon for Political Rival
Will allow him to return home and campaign for election
Pakistan's Malala Yousafzai Celebrates 16th Birthday
Calls for compulsory free schooling at the United Nations for all children
Obama Unhappy with How China Handled Snowden
Why won't everybody just do whatever his administration asks?
Teen Jailed for Facebook Comments: 'It's Been Blown Out of Proportion'
Warns everybody to be careful of what they say on social media
How Reggae Defeated Mambo
When communism squelched popular music in Cuba, Jamaica took over as cultural capital of the Caribbean
Ireland Legalizes "Life-Saving" Abortion
Controversial bill in the predominantly Catholic country
Egyptian Coup Throws Question Mark Over Islamists' Prospects in Region
Regional monarchs pleased
Taliban Influence Waning in Swat Region of Pakistan
As girl shot in the head by the Taliban addresses the UN
Egyptians Ask Where's Morsi?
Held by authorities, who promise he's safe, but won't disclose details
Venezuelan, Iranian Spy Agencies Working on Cooperating
Ahmedinejad brought members of the revolutionary guard to Caracas last year
