Foreign Policy
Western Broadcasters Pledge Opposition to Censorship
Authoritarian regimes jam signals, interfere online
U.S. Prosecutors Prepare to Tangle With Overseas Hackers
Best of wishes to your credit ratings and email accounts
Islamists, Secularists Battle in the Streets of Alexandria
The city is considered an indicator of Egypt's direction
Imprisoned Former Egyptian President Taken to Military Hospital
Allegedly slipped and hurt himself in his cell
Pakistan Leaders Call for Probe into Polio Workers' Killings
Also call for compensation for victims' families
N.Y. AG Boots Convicted Sex Offenders Out of Video Game Communities
Based on information given to them by the sex offenders. That sounds trustworthy
Chuck Hagel Out of Consideration for Secretary of Defense Nomination?
Washington hush campaign against Hagel in effect
North Korean Media Reports Kim Jong Un Is Time's Man of the Year
Insert comparisons with Barack Obama as you see fit
Syrian Rebel Chief Says He Has 120,000 Men for Final Push
A tough task keeping inexperience, undisciplined troops organized
UN Seeks $1.5 Billion to Aid Suffering Syrians
Aims to help 4 million people within country and 1 million refugees
Kenyan Needle Exchange Program Faces Criticism
Government hoping to decrease HIV prevalence
If You Run a Fake Vaccination Program as a Cover for a Covert Op, People Just Might Suspect That Real Vaccination Workers Are Covert Operatives
Assassinations of public health workers in Pakistan.
IMF Warns Europe Over Irish Bailout
Says European leaders must follow through on commitments made to help Ireland finance its debts
Maybe Benghazi Report Will Put an End to "Hillary Clinton: 2016" Speculation
Commission finds fault in leadership at State Department
State Department Security Chief and Two Others Resign
Report on Benghazi attack said security at the consulate was inadequate
Queen Elizabeth Attends First British Cabinet Meeting
Hasn't happened since King George III attended during the Revolutionary War
Post-North Korean Missile Launch Regional Elections a Win for Harder Line Candidates in South Korea, Japan
The incoming president of South Korea, though, has already vowed to reach out to North Korea and soften her party's hard line stance
Small French Village Inundated by Doomsday Myth
Those who think a planet is going to hit the Earth Friday also think the small town of Bugarach will be spared.
Hugo Chavez Has Respiratory Infection After Cancer Treatment
Venezuelan government says he needs "complete rest" for a few days
"V for Vendetta" Airs on China Central TV
2005 film about a dystopian regime previously censored
Palestinian President Pressing UN to Help Get Palestinian Refugees in Syria to West Bank, Gaza
Palestinians in Syria being targeted by the regime
Benghazi Inquiry Finds State Dept "Leadership and Management Deficiencies" Caused Inadequate Security at Embassy
Trouble for Hillary Clinton's record
South Korean New Networks Projecting Park Gyeun-hye as Winner of Presidential Election
Ruling party to remain in power
French President Proposes Splitting Bank Trading From Traditional Lending
As part of continental banking reforms
South Koreans Voting in Tight Presidential Race
Exit polls show ruling party's candidate leading by a point
Top Australian Government Officials Get a $100K Raise
If it was a corporation, the usual suspects would scream
