Terrorist Attack in Poland Thwarted, Say Authorities
A researcher from the University of Agriculture in Krakow is accused of trying to blow up Parliament.
Foreign Policy
Hillary Clinton to Visit Israel, Palestine, Egypt as Conflict Continues
U.S. is "escalating" its involvement
Military Keynesians
When it comes to defense, Republicans think government spending boosts the economy.
U.K. PM Promises To Slash Nation's Regulatory Burden
Get the government out of the way, you know
Protesters Battle Police in Cairo
Anniversary of a bloody street battle in which 42 people died
Czech Protesters Oppose Budget Cuts, Pension Reform
The magic pot of money in the basement should keep things chugging along, instead
President Obama's Visit to Burma and What Happened to Human Rights
An historic visit to a country slouching toward reform
In Mali, Islamic Militants Shelter from Drone Strikes Among Civilians
Clustered in urban areas, they're much less vulnerable
Who Killed Hostess?
Unions, management and the market all had their swings at the former snack giant
Wide Wiretap Powers for Swiss Police
Court decision allows for taps on the phones of acquaintances of targeted suspects
CIA's Benghazi Talking Points Face Congressional Scrutiny
Were administration mouthpieces lying or just wildly confused?
Uruguay May Have Legal Pot Shops Before Colorado or Washington Does
Last week a bill legalizing production and distribution of marijuana was introduced in Uruguay's General Assembly.
Karzai Orders Takeover of US-Run Prison at Bagram
Says America ignoring agreement to transfer detainees to Afghan authorities
Obama Praises Suu Kyi, Myanmar Reforms
Heads to Cambodia to argue for better human rights recognition
Without You Meddling Libertarian Voters, Romney Could Have Lost By Only 2.7 Million Votes!
Over at National Review, Jim Geraghty takes to task those 1.22 million of us who voted for Libertarian Party presidential nominee Gary Johnson.
Border Agency Looks to Expand Drone Fleet
Secures five-year deal worth more than $400 million
"No country on Earth would tolerate missiles raining down on its citizens from outside its borders," Says Man Who Regularly Bombs Pakistan and Yemen
Speaking in Thailand Sunday, President Obama defended Israel's counter-assault on Hamas in the Gaza Strip by saying, "There's no country on Earth that would tolerate missiles raining down on its citizens from outside its borders."
Anonymous Hacking Attacks on Israel Not Going Well
Website take-downs mostly of small businesses with no connections to IDF
David Cameron Tells EU to Stop "Pickpocketing" Citizens
Not happy at its efforts to increase its own budget
Israel-Palestine Protesters Clash at Los Angeles Rally
Emotions run high surrounding the newest violence in the Middle East
Tennis Ball-Sized UFOs Worrying Indian Military
Sightings near the India-China border have increased
Indian Woman Arrested Over Facebook Posts
Something about hurting religious sentiments or otherwise being a meanie toward State interests
U.S. Soldier Faces Arraignment For Alleged Killing of 5 Others in Iraq
Soldier accused of going on killing spree at Camp Liberty
American Astronaut Returns From Space Station Via Kazakhstan
The U.S. does not have the capability to reach or return from the International Space Station
South China Sea Hot Issue at ASEAN Summit
Japan, China and sometimes South Korea have been arguing over uninhabited islands there for months
Obama: Israel Has Every Right to Defend Itself
But warns that escalating the offensive on the ground could undermine any peace process
Explosion on Bus in Kenya Kills at Least Five
Officials say there are likely to be more casualties
Hundreds of Thousands Memorialize Extremist Hindu Leader in India
Thackeray linked to violence against Muslims, but rallies were peaceful
Gaza Air Strikes Continue into Fifth Day
Missile hits media tower, reportedly injuring six Palestinian journalists
Thousands March for Abortion Rights in Ireland
In memory of woman who died when she was denied one
