Foreign Policy
Israel Ceasefire With Gaza Fails
Strikes continue on suspected rocket crews and other targets
U.N. War Crime Judges Overturn Sentences For Croatian Generals
Many Croats consider the men heroes
Decomposing Body and Drugs Found in Yacht
$120 million worth of cocaine found run aground near Tonga
Protesters in Jordan Calling for King Abdullah to Step Down
Muslim Brotherhood had urged people onto the streets
Members of Congress Shown Benghazi Attack Footage From Drone
Still trying to figure out exactly what happened
British Government Wants More Details Before Recognizing Syrian Opposition
Who exactly makes up the coalition and what their plans are remain unclear
BBC Settlement with Politician Likely
Media outlet incorrectly implicated him in child sex abuse scandal
Skilled Workers in Europe Flee to Germany
Brain drain from troubled countries like Greece and Portugal
Panetta Orders Review of Military Ethics
Don't suppose "mind your own business" will be an operating policy
Burma Frees Hundreds of Prisoners Prior to Obama Visit
None, however, are political dissidents
Belize Prime Minister Calls McAfee "Paranoid and Bonkers"
Anti-virus pioneer in hiding after being sought for questioning in man's death
EU Warns Developing Nations about Illegal Fishing
Know your place at the bottom of the food chain
Russia: Assisting Syria Rebels Would Violate International Law
And the Russians are sticklers about such things?
Congress Looks at Discrepancies in Obama's Benghazi Timeline
Your story ... it doesn't make sense
CIA Didn't Request Military Assistance in Benghazi, According to Expected Testimony
Maybe the then CIA director was too busy doing the broad well
McCain Responds to Obama on Benghazi: You're Either Incompetent or Corrupt
The president, as usual, took personal offense to criticism of his administration's job performance
Somali President Makes First Major Speech
Was elected in September when a government was established in Somalia
France Pushing Sending Weapons to Syria
It's easy to push for intervention when someone else will cover most of the costs
Russia Restores Communication With International Space Station After Cable Break
Cable was cut by a road crew outside of Moscow
Israel Steps Up Air Offensive Against Gaza
Mortars continue to be lobbed from Gaza despite the air strike targeting mortaring capabilities
Authorities Try to Kill Hundreds of Millions of Galapagos Rats
Non-native species introduced in 17th century threaten animal eggs
UN Calls Access to Contraception a Human Right
Report says it would improve lives of women and children in developing countries
Petraeus Mistress Had Substantial Classified Info on Computer
Warrants further investigation, authorities say
Russia's Tough New Treason Law Comes Into Effect
Human rights experts worry it will be used to jail dissidents
Anti-Austerity Protests in Spain, Portugal Turn Violent
Police charge demonstrators in Lisbon, injuring 50
Netanyahu Ready to Expand Gaza Strikes
Egypt condemns, U.S. defends right of Israel to self-defense
