U.S. Companies Stashing More Money
Stockpiles hit $1.45 trillion
Foreign Policy
Violence May Push Mexico Out as Top Tourism Destination
Cruise ship passengers visiting nation have dropped 15 percent over past two years
Mugabe Sneaks Into Italy to Greet New Pope
Zimbabwe's president formally banned from traveling in Europe
Sydney, Australia, May Weaken Smart Growth Urban Development Plan
Blocks on construction outside urban area have driven up home prices
President Obama Visits Israel, Says Alliance is Eternal
The peace process, Iran and Syria all on the agenda
Kim Jong Un Oversees North Korean Drone Drill
Responding to South Korean and American military exercises
European Commission Urging Cyprus to Offer a Plan for the Country's Debt Crisis
Cypriot politicians rejected the E.U.'s offer earlier this week
Syrian Opposition Demands Investigation into Alleged Use of Chemical Weapons
Wants an international delegation sent over to look into it
David Frum and the "Unpatriotic Conservatives"
Something has changed for the better since 2003.
British Chancellor Announces Cuts to Growth Forecasts
Also says corporation tax will drop by one percent
Germany Threatening to Veto Passport-Free Travel For Bulgarians and Romanians
Officials are worried the German welfare system could be abused
IMF Chief's House Searched By Police
Part of investigation into illegal payouts to a supporter of former French President Nicolas Sarkozy
Obama Administration Prepared to Transfer Drone Policy From CIA to the Pentagon
May improve the transparency and accountability that the program has been lacking
Obama Says America's Bond With Israel is "Unbreakable"
Made the comments on his first trip to Israel as president
King of Jordan Warns of Jihadist State Emerging in Syria
Says Assad's regime will not survive the conflict
Hollande to Discuss Execution of French Hostage in Mali With Defense Chiefs
Al Qaeda beheaded Philippe Verdon, saying they did so in response to the French-led intervention in Mali
Al Qaeda Claims Responsibility for Attacks in Iraq
Killed 65 on the 10th anniversary of the war in Iraq
North Korea Could Face Additional Sanctions
Already facing financial sanctions from the United Nations Security Council
Five Shells Fired From Syria Into Lebanon
Despite warnings from Lebanon's president yesterday that strikes were a violation of sovereignty
Hackers Blamed for Computer Crash in South Korea
Officials cannot confirm who is responsible
Cyprus Asking for Russian Aid
Government rejected the European Union's bailout deal yesterday
British Unemployment Rises
News comes on the same day the chancellor of the exchequer is scheduled to release the government's 2013 budget
Researchers Say the War in Iraq Cost $2.2 Trillion
Also say 70 percent of the casualties were civilians
U.K. Commits €1 Million To Assist Military Personnel Stranded in Cyprus
Cash being a tad hard for them to come by
U.K. Government Hazy About Online Press Regulation
Nobody seems sure whether the new scheme applies to the Internet
Girl Shot by Taliban Returns to School
In Birmingham, which is a tad safer than Pakistan
The Iraq War's Unhappy Anniversary
Remembering the bipartisan efforts to expand the size and power of government.
Cyprus Bank Account Grab Raises Widespread Fears
Eurocrats shocked that people don't like being robbed
Former Guatemalan Military Ruler's Genocide Trial Begins
Efrain Rios Montt denies the charges
