Yemeni, Pakistani Officials "Welcome" Obama Drone Speech
Not saying too little, too late yet
Foreign Policy
Two Arrested in Britain Over Twitter Comments About Soldier's Murder
Statements reportedly "anti-religious"
North Korea Promises China Willingness to Take "Positive Action" Toward Peace
China may be the isolated regime's only ally
Russia: Syria May Participate in Peace Conference
Peace conference on Syria probably not as effective without Syria there
New Greek Tax System Puts the Screws to Businesses, Self-Employed
Ninety percent of previous year's tax must be paid in advance
Two More Arrests in Attack on British Soldier
Killing was said to be in retaliation for wars in Muslim countries
U.K. Liberal and Labour Lawmakers Push for Government Oversight of Press
Well, of course they do
Father of Man Shot by FBI Believes His Son Was Tortured
Abdulbaki Todashev plans to come to the U.S.
Infiltrated by the Taliban, Afghan Police Prove Hard To Trust for American Troops
Making the situation that much messier
The Effect of Tax Increases and Spending Cuts on Economic Growth
Senate testimony explains the difference between good austerity and bad.
Mother of Two Talked Down Machete Wielding Man After Attack on Soldier
Got off a bus to intervene
Syrian Rebels May Lose Control of Key Haven at Border Town
Could spell an end to the two-year-long rebellion
Suicide Bombers in Niger Kill At Least 25
Twin attacks; one at military camp, one at uranium mine
African Union Marking 50th Anniversary
Predecessor Organization for African Unity was founded in 1963
American Killed in Drone Strike in Pakistan Had Recently Escaped From Pakistani Custody
Was charged in a U.S. court for alleged involvement in a terrorist plot
UK Emergency Committee Meets After Machete Attack Against Soldier
Prime minister says attack was likely terrorism
Venezuelan Government Approves Funds To Alleviate Toilet Paper Shortage
Truly, they have mastered economic policy
FEMA Red Tape Blamed For Delaying Tornado Safe Rooms
Agency's requirements "a moving target"
U.K. Soldier's Beheading Echoes Earlier Terrorist Attacks
Military personnel have been targeted before
Labor Regulation Seen Driving Spanish Unemployment to 30 Percent
Too risky to hire full-time workers
Deputy Mayor Urges Toronto Mayor to Respond to Crack Accusations
Ford staying quiet about alleged video
Iran Expands Nuclear Technology
Installed close to 700 centrifuges, according to UN agency
Soldier Reportedly Beheaded in London in Attack Outside Barracks
Two men with large knives suspected of being terrorists
Obama Planning New Push to Close Guantanamo Bay
Skepticism over his ability to convince Congress
EU to Ban Olive Jugs from Restaurants
Obvious industrial producer protections classified as "hygiene" issue
Reporters Accused of Hacking After Uncovering Confidential Information Posted on the Internet
The information (including Social Security numbers) had reportedly been left publicly available
