Anti-Defamation League Says It Won't Oppose Hagel
Not their first choice, but, eh
Foreign Policy
Honduras Officials Seize Gold-Plated, Jewel-Encrusted Rifle
Drug-trafficker chic, and a sign of how much money is made in prohibited goods
Facebook Faces German Fine Over Lack of Anonymous Accounts
German law apparently protects anonymity, no matter company policy
French Official Warns of Terror Attacks From Mali
Old colonial relationship makes France a target
Sen. Vitter Calls Reid an "Idiot" for Downplaying Katrina Damage
The people hurt by Katrina aren't Reid supporters, unlike the people hurt by Sandy
Defense Industry Worried About Defense Spending Cuts
Despite sequestration being ditched and no interest for cuts by the Washington establishment
Greek Government Loses Two More Lawmakers to Swiss Account Scandal
Ruling coalition expelled the lawmakers
Drone War "Unproductive" Claims Former Obama Adviser
Michael Boyle says the theory behind the use of UAVs needs to be challenged
Indonesia Set to Ban Women From Straddling Motorbikes
Islamic law pressing ahead despite opposition
Some Latin American Leaders Question Enforcing Drug Laws
Now that recreational marijuana is legal in some U.S. states
Pakistan Lodges Complaint After Attack From Indian Military
Skirmish on the border left one Pakistani soldier dead
Philippines Navy Deploys Ship After Suspected U.S. Drone Found Floating in Ocean
Found by a Filipino diver and fishermen
Head of Russian Orthodox Church Urges Russians to Adopt Children
Can't be adopted by Americans thanks to new law
Google's Executive Chairman Arrives in North Korea
Visiting with former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson.
New Ghanaian President Sworn in Amid Disputes Over Election Result
Opposition looking to have the outcome of the election examined by the Supreme Court
Suspects in Indian Gang Rape Case Appear in Court
Face the death penalty for attack that killed a 23 year-old woman
Dozens Injured in Northern Ireland Demonstrations
At least 52 policemen wounded since beginning of pro-British protests
Obama Picks Hagel to Succeed Panetta
Will face opposition from neoconservatives in upcoming confirmation battle
When the Iron Curtain Fell
How totalitarianism came to Eastern Europe, and why it didn't stay.
Militias Recruiting Child Soldiers in CAR
Kids fighting for both rebel and pro-government forces
Venezuelan Government Says Chavez Can Rule Without Oath
Currently in Cuba recovering from cancer treatment
Malala Released From Hospital
Shot by Taliban for advocating education of girls, she's made "excellent progress"
Europe's Economy Shrinks More Than Anticipated
The continent isn't pulling out of recession
Chavez Swearing-In May Be Delayed
No hint that they'll try to prop up his corpse to take the oath of office
French Healthcare System Awash in Red Ink
Perhaps a tad ridiculously generous with other people's money
