Evading Communist Censorship with Samizdat Flash Drives
Dissent in Cuba.
Foreign Policy
First Police Shooting of the Year in South Korea Involved U.S. Soldiers in a High Speed Chase
More than 25,000 U.S. troops are stationed in South Korea at a cost of at least $15 billion a year
Air Force Mulls Underground Tunnel Network for Nukes
Would make them harder for enemy to target
IPhone Converted to Serve as Microscope
Was able to help detect diseases in schoolchildren
Dutch 70-Year-Old Twin Sisters Retire From 50 Years of Prostitution
Positions getting painful, customer base dropping
France and UK Considering Arming Syrian Rebels Despite EU Ban
France says both countries have "identical views"
India Prevents Italian Ambassador From Leaving Country
Wants to know why Italy won't send back two marines India accuses of killing two fishermen
South African Government Criticized for Not Spending Allocated Money on Toilets
Spent 9 percent of a budget meant to fund 22 million toilets
Cambodian Appeals Court Drops Insurrection Charges Against Radio Station Owner
Mam Sonando released from prison
Peace With Palestinians Not on Prime Minister Netanyahu's Agenda
The already right-wing Likud made a harder right turn in this election
Sexual Assault Victims in Military Testify to Senate
High-ranking officials not to be trusted, they say
Pope Francis Won't Visit Benedict XVI Today, Unlikely Tomorrow Either
U.S. cardinal said yesterday the pope would visit the pope emeritus, the Vatican says it'll happen eventually
Middle-Class Australia Has Grown Accustomed to Government Handouts
Everybody feeds at the trough
China May Change One-Child Policy
Economic changes mean less pressure for big families even as more workers are desirable
Pope Francis I May Have Some Complicity in Argentine Junta's Crimes
Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio has a complicated past
Papal Conclave Selects Argentine Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio as Newest Pope, Likely Runner-Up Last Time Around
Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio is Pope Francis I
Bolshoi Ballet Embroiled in Acid Attack Scandal
Did dancer attempt to blind artistic director?
EU May Get Involved in Airline Passenger Rules
Considering measures related to compensation guidelines for those who get stranded
America's Nation-Building Follies
The U.S. record at nation-building isn't much better at home than abroad.
Egypt Won't Allow Screening of Film about Nation's Jews
Little has changed for filmmakers following Mubarak's overthrow
