Decisions on Benghazi Security Made at High State Department Levels
Screw-ups at the top
Foreign Policy
British Doctors Slam Government Medicine's Red Tape
The NHS is a bureaucratic nightmare? Shocking!
Australian Government Drops Scheme To Mandate Internet Data Retention
Is this a bad time?
Despite Its Civil Liberties Record, Ecuador Is a Logical Refuge for Snowden
Because they won't just hand him to the feds
U.S. Has Learned Nothing From Middle Eastern Adventures, Says Ron Paul
Maybe it'll work this time
Turkish Police Shoot Down Private Drone Over Protesters
A bit like high-consequence skeet
Irish Bankers Joked About Luring the Government Into Subsidizing Business
They figured the state wouldn't close the tap once it had been opened
Man Arrested in British Family's Murder in the Alps
Suspect is brother of one of the victims
US Factory Exec Held Hostage by Chinese Workers Seeking Severance Pay
Has been held for four days
Italy's Berlusconi Convicted of Sex with Underage Prostitute
Faces seven years in prison and permanent ban from office
Somali Governor Says Mogadishu Under Effective Government Control
After a deadly attack on a UN compound
Pakistan PM: Pervez Musharraf Should Be Tried for Treason
Nawaz Sharif was also prime minister before Musharraf's military coup
German Police Arrest Trucker Accused of 700 Highway Shootings Over Five-Year Period
Tough gun control laws didn't stop him
Edward Snowden a No-Show For Flight to Havana
NSA whistleblower playing catch me if you can with the U.S. government
Nelson Mandela in Critical Condition
South Africans fearing the end for 94-year-old ex-president
Verdict Imminent in Berlusconi Sex-for-Hire Trial
Former Italian PM accused of, among other things, frequenting an underage prostitute
Syria: Arming Rebel Groups "Very Dangerous," Will Prolong Civil War
West looking to throw more weapons at the situation
Russia Tells U.S. It Has No Legal Authority to Detain Edward Snowden
Snowden likely headed for Ecuador via Havana
Motives Aside, the NSA Should Not Spy on Us
We may have more to fear from spies acting out of patriotic zeal than those acting out of power lust or economic interest.
Edward Snowden Leaves Hong Kong
Hong Kong says U.S. extradition request didn't contain enough information
US Asking Hong Kong To Extradite Snowden
Hong Kong and the U.S signed an extradition treaty in 1998.
Foreign Ministers From Friends of Syria Nations Agree To Provide Urgent Support To Rebels
Group includes the U.S., the U.K, France, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt, and Jordan
Jordan Denies CIA Are Training Rebels in Syria
Responding to article from The Los Angeles Times reporting CIA and U.S. special forces have been training rebels in Syria since November
Germany and Turkey Face Off Over Protests; EU Membership On the Line
When you're too rough for the Germans ...
75,000 People Forced From Their Homes as Calgary, Alberta, Floods
More rain and snow melt than the city can handle
EFF Sues NSA, DOJ Over Secret Surveillance Program
Q&A with Mark Rumold on Obama admin's flouting of Fourth Amendment.
