Foreign Policy
Judge Accepts Soldier's Guilty Plea for Killing 16 Afghan Civilians
"There's not a good reason in this world for why I did the horrible things I did," he says
The United States Doesn't Even Know Who It Droned in Pakistan
New leaks of classified data show strikes based on "behavior," not identity
IMF Admits Mistakes in Handling Greek Bailout
Uncertainty about whether debt levels were sustainable
Reports: CIA Often Didn't Even Know Who Drones Were Killing in Pakistan
Targets picked due to "behavior" and associates, not identity
Israeli Judge Resigns After Saying Some Girls 'Enjoy Rape'
In reference to an incident involving a then-13-year-old
Toronto Mayor Vows to Carry On Following Crack Accusations
Makes comments at a Tim Hortons, because Canada
Witness: Manning Boasted About Ability to Hack Passwords
Whether or not he did it isn't exactly the issue here
Report: Panetta Leaked Info to Zero Dark Thirty Filmmaker
Release of report was also delayed
Former News International CEO Pleads Not Guilty on All Hacking Charges
Going to trial in Britain
Chinese President's Wife First "First Lady" for Country
Xi Jinping bringing wife with him on foreign trips
Turkish Protesters Present Demands to Government
Stopping the demolition of Taksim Gezi park, banning the use of tear gas by police and a lifting of restrictions on free speech and assembly
House Armed Services Committee Working on $600B+ Defense Bill
Want to address issues from sexual assault to the war in Afghanistan
White House Still "Looking Into" Late 2001 Afghan POW Massacre
Obama promised to "collect the facts" in 2009
Brazil Drops 'I'm Happy Being a Prostitute' Campaign
Some said the campaign glorified prostitution
David Cameron Under Pressure To Allow Vote on Arming Syrian Rebels
Early Day Motion supported by all three major parties in Parliament
Putin Says Russia Has Not Sent Syria Anti-Air Missiles
Contradicting what other Russian officials have said
British Regulator Bans Pamela Anderson Ad For Being 'Sexist and Degrading to Women'
Too much cleavage and cream for some
Tuareg Rebels Clash With Malian Forces
First such engagement since the French-led intervention began
UBS Warns of 'Abegeddon'
Economic policies of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has some worried about stagflation
British and French Governments Say Sarin Gas Has Been Used in Syria
One step closer to intervention
European Central Bank Approves Latvia's Bid To Join the Euro
E.U. finance ministers will make a final decision next month
New Pakistani Prime Minister Calls For an End to Drone Strikes
Nawaz Sharif wants Pakistan's sovereignty respected
Turkish Protesters Continue To Clash With Police
Despite apology for violence from the deputy prime minister
England's House of Lords Backs Gay Marriage Recognition Bill
More work ahead, and then possibly to the queen
Judge Halts Decryption Order in Child Porn Case
Man faced jail unless he opened hard drives for review
Senators Grill Military Leaders over Sexual Assault
Debate over taking commanders out of the decision-making loop
Huge Divide Worldwide on Gay Acceptance
Western countries show greater tolerance than African, Middle Eastern countries, according to polls
