Foreign Policy
Temporary Debt Limit Extension Passed, is Osama Bin Laden Winning?
Said back in 2004 he intended to force America into bankruptcy
U.K. Faces Opposition In Effort To Arm Syrian Rebels
Worries over who ends up with the weapons
Libertarians Hard to Come By in Japan
Both left and right tend to support big government. Sound familiar?
2012 Was Not a Good Year for Freedom-Lovers in Russia
Crackdown on dissent approaches Soviet levels
Mali Rules Out Talks with Rebels
Interim president says no, but French officials would like to see reconciliation
Human Rights Watch: Worst Year in Russia Since Soviet Collapse
Freedom on the decline in Putin's empire
Polish Second Most Spoken Language in England
More than half a million speakers, fueled by immigration
Scottish Police to Visit Libya About Lockerbie Bombing
New Libyan government promised to open records on the terrorist attack
Syria Threatens Retaliation for Israeli Strike
Israel hit a shipment of missiles apparently headed for Hezbollah in Lebanon
New York Times Hacked by Chinese
In apparent retaliation for an investigation into the prime minister, Wen Jiabao
UN Panel: Israeli Settlement Policy Illegal, Needs to Stop
Probably shouldn't hold their breath
Adolf Hitler Rose to Power 80 Years Ago Today: A Cautionary Tale for Democracy
"Freedom doesn't preserve itself all alone," Germany's current chancellor Angela Merkel said
Regulated U.K. Broadcasters Say Press Regulation is Great
Why should the print media be special, right?
Can the U.S. Defend Itself if Sequestration Cuts Really Happen?
If the military can't absorb a $55 billion hit, it's not worth what we've been spending on it.
Colombia May Legalize Synthetic Drugs, Including Ecstasy
Tired of fighting America's crusades
Disabled Bosnian Athletes Call for Legalized Prostitution
They'd like a little love, you know
Twitter an Outlet for Gulf State Citizens, Also a Source of Arrests
But there's some safety in (growing) numbers
Soccer Players Flee French Taxes
Believe it or not, athletes like to keep what they've earned
Protesters in Greece Break Into Labor Minister's Office
Mostly Communists and members of the Labor Party
