Senator Calls for Classifying Fort Hood Shootings as Terrorism
Defense Department has it currently classified as workplace violence
Foreign Policy
Syrian Rebel Leader Refutes Reports of His Death
Posted video on YouTube to show he survived apparent assassination attempt
Surging Demand Overwhelms Anti-Censorship Tools
Unfortunately, fighting censors is a growth industry
U.S. Law Pushes Overseas Americans To Renounce Citizenship
It's now virtually impossible for Americans to bank in other countries
Indian MP: Forbid Girls from Owning Cell Phones So They Can't Elope
A country taking bold strides into the 13th century
D.C. Transit Authority Claimed Controversial Ads Might Cause People to Fall Off Subway Platforms
U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer, who earlier this month issued a preliminary injunction ordering the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) to start running the American Freedom Defense Initiative's controversial anti-jihad ads, recently released an opinion in which she explains her reasoning.
Europe Notices Snub at Presidential Foreign Policy Debate; "Mistake"
Europe got mentioned once and it's a teachable moment on humility.
New Zealand Ranked as Easiest Place To Start a Business
The World Bank says it takes just one day
After a Decade of War, Military Overwhelmed by Equipment Disposal
Threw away the equivalent of 1,000 pickup trucks in a single week
U.N. Wants Increased Internet Surveillance
So that you fear international snoops instead of terrorists
Jimmy Carter Tears Into Obama Over Middle East Policy
He says the president shirked his responsibility in the region
British MPs Question BBC Director-General Over Sex Abuse Cover-Up Claims
Complaints that were allegedly covered up were about the performer Jimmy Saville, now dead,
Italy Disaster Chief Resigns in Protest Over Earthquake Convictions
Six scientists an an ex-disaster official were convicted of manslaughter
Global Reaction to Foreign Policy Debate Mixed: Obama Sounds Republican, "Wobbly" Global Power
They're running for president of the world
Lebanese Army Announces Ceasefire in Tripoli
The northern Lebanese town has seen fighting between Sunnis and Alawites for the last two days attributed to divisions over the Syrian civil war
Obama Has Taken the Cult of the Presidency to a Whole New Level
And it doesn't seem he's losing any sleep over what his successors may do with those new powers.
How Cops "Create and Capture" Terror Talk
Spying on New York's Muslims, baiting them, and taking their words out of context.
Bayonet Company: We're Still Relevant
Every Marine is still required to carry a bayonet, making Obama's claim that the armed forces have fewer bayonets suspect
Entitlements Europe's Coming Fiscal Cliff
Europe's welfare systems won't be able to handle an aging society without a lot more money
10 Afghan Troops Killed in Taliban Ambush in Western Herat
An insurgent attack in the east meanwhile killed an American soldier
Two Scottish Nationalist MSP Quit
Row over opposition to Nato leaves the Scottish National Party with a majority of one in the Scottish Parliament
Kim Jong-un Has "Purged" 31 Military Leaders Since Coming to Power
Power struggle between Kim and the military could be escalating
Ryan Doesn't Understand Obama's "Horses and Bayonets" Comment
Confused by the comparison the President was making
Rest of the World Not Undecided
BBC poll found average of 50 percent of people surveyed in 21 countries favor Obama, only 9 percent favor Romney
Members of the European Parliament Reject Budget
Tough negotiations with ministers expected
French Government Close to PSA Peugeot Citroën Bailout Agreement
Will provide at least €5 billion of financial guarantees
Georgia Leader in Business Friendly Changes
Ex-Soviet state has limited government spending and made it easier to open businesses
Microsoft Employees Have Raised $1 Billion in 30 Years For Charity
Employee Giving Campaign began in 1983
Syria Accused of Using Cluster Bombs
Government denies using the ordnance despite photographic evidence
E.U. Bailout Fund to be Challenged in Highest Court
The complaints of an independent Irish politician have reached the E.U. Court of Justice
