M23 Leader Heading to Uganda For Talks
The rebel group recently captured a city in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Foreign Policy
Electronic Monitoring of Women in Saudi Arabia Criticized By Activists
Male guardians can receive texts telling them of their dependent's locations abroad
Filmmaker Behind "Innocence of Muslims" Has No Regrets
Might be worth putting some of the blame for the riots on the rioters
Israel Successfully Tests Iron Dome Successor
Magic Wand is an upgrade from the current anti-missile defense system and is expected to be operational in 2014
Russia Has Been Keeping Assad's Regime Running With Cash Injections
Over 200 tons of "bank notes" have been shipped to Syria from Moscow
Irish Republican Terrorist Group Preparing For New Campaign
Expelling scores of suspected informers and enforcing rules on communications and meetings
E.U. Ministers to Discuss Next Greece Bailout Installment
Disagreements on how to deal with the debt crisis still to be resolved
British MP Recommends Patients Pay For Drugs Used to Treat Lifestyle Related Conditions
Says the move would save money and encourage personal responsibility
British Regulator Fines UBS $47.6 Million
Bank failed to stop rogue trader from losing more than $2 billion dollars
Administration Officials Want to Keep Troops in Afghanistan After End of Combat Operations
Would like to see 10,000 troops remain after NATO mission finishes in 2014
Israeli Defense Minister Announces Resignation From Politics
Ehud Barak will step down after a new government is formed following the election in January
Fighter Jet Kills 10 Children in Syria
Playground hit by cluster bomb in village east of Damascus
Egypt's President Blamed for Violent Response to Protests
His power-grab sparked outrage and clashes
Egypt's Top Judges Suspend Work, Condemn President
The presidential power grab was met with a shut-down of the courts
Violence in Wake of Egyptian President's Power-Grab
Time to cancel that vacation along the Nile
EU Budget Talks Suspended
Agreement seems unlikely as they take more time to "study proposals"
3 Reasons to Kill the Dept. of Homeland Security
It's unnecessary, ineffective, and expensive. And that's just for starters.
European Union Leaders Battle Over Budget
They're supposed to set a seven-year plan for the troubled almost-but-not-quite super-state
British Government-Mandated Green-Homes Scheme To Cost Households
It will cost twice as much as officials claim, warn energy companies
U.K. Plan for Secret Courts Savaged in House of Lords
Inbred aristocrats serve a good purpose after all
Report: British Columbia Would Reap Big Bucks from Marijuana Legalization
It's already a big business, so get a piece of the pie
Kim Dotcom Extradition Hearing Likely Delayed Until July
The MegaUpload head asked the court for some of his money back so he can, you know, live between now and then
Were Those Reasonable Teamsters Really the Bad Guys in Hostess Fight?
Distribution rules a significant financial problem
U.S. Denies Cyberattack on Then-French President Sarkozy
Americans may have been prepping for France's change of administration
Intelligence Chief Clapper Asked To Explain Contradictory Benghazi Testimony
Pick a story and stick to it
Israel's Targeting of Cameramen Raises Concerns
Hamas-controlled TV station called "terrorist operation"
IMF Warns Portugal Off Further Tax Hikes
The government is already milking the country dry
M23 Rebels Take Goma, United Nations at Work
The UN says it launched hundreds of rockets in failing to defend the Congolese city from rebels
Gen. Allen Returns to Kabul as Email Probe Continues
There are more important things to deal with
