Burmese Democracy Activist Receives Congressional Honors
Was awarded Congressional Gold Medal in 2008, while under arrest, but is now finally able to come accept honors in person
Foreign Policy
Actress in Muhammad Anti-Muslim Movie Sues for Fraud
Says she was duped into being in the movie
Apple, Publishers Reach E-Book Settlement in Europe
Deals with possible anti-trust investigation for price-fixing
Administration Now Acknowledges Benghazi Assault Was a Terrorist Attack
Welcome to the club, guys. We'd like to introduce you to everybody else in the whole wide world.
Palestinians Not Concerned About Possible Iran-Israel War
Leaders don't think it will actually happen
Why Your Vote Doesn't Count, Obama's Failed Narrative, Four More Years of War!: November Reason Preview!
Matt Welch and Kennedy discuss what's in the new issue of Reason.
U.K. Advised To Scrap National Public Sector Pay Rates
The plan is to negotiate salaries individually, so pay matches the individual and the locale
Greek Minister: Slash Red Tape To Encourage Private Investment
Bureaucracy and corruption are the country's national hobbies, and a bit of a deterrent to business
Scots Warned They Can't Afford Welfare Bill Under Independence
It seems the tab for the dole up north is a bit stiff
Smartphones Empower China's Migrant Workers
The powerful devices connect them to families, entertainment and work
Gary Johnson Is the Solution to Our Two-Party Problems
Without big government, our possibilities are limitless.
China's High-Tech Stealth Planes Rely on Glitchy Russian Engines
Which kind of sucks for China
Publishers Offer Deal in European Ebooks Probe
Because bureaucrats should be extorting pricing models from businesses
Senators Want White House To Set Cybersecurity Standards by Executive Order
Why not just give the man a crown, already?
ACLU to Take the CIA to Court
Despite FOIA requests the CIA has not confirmed the use of drones
British Journalists Arrested in Phone Hacking Scandal
50 arrests so far in the investigation that has shaken News Corps in the UK
Japanese Sites Under Attack From Chinese Hackers
Government ministries, hospitals, and courts among those affected as spat over disputed islands intensifies
Google Selectively Bans Access to Anti-Islam Film
Says it is only censoring access in countries where the film would be illegal
Heavy Fighting Continues in Damascus
Indiscriminate bombing causing a sharp rise in civilian casualties
Syrian Government Will Deploy Chemical Weapons "As a Last Resort"
Military officials discussed using chemical weapons if the regime lost Aleppo
North Korea Opens Film Festival
Moviegoers will have the chance to enjoy "Comrade Kim Goes Flying" and "Meet in Pyongyang", among others.
Aung San Suu Kyi Urges U.S. to Drop More Burma Sanctions
Seems to have changed her mind on the effectiveness of the measures
Egyptian Muslim Leaders Condemn Charlie Hebdo Cartoons
Caricatures, including one of Muhammad naked, look likely to stoke a fire or two
France Begins Ratification Process For European Budget Treaty
French President Hollande already meeting opposition from fellow socialists
French Authorities Have Banned Weekend Protests in Paris
Preparing for backlash from controversial cartoons published today and anti-Islam film
Panetta Claims U.S. is Not Trying to Contain China
American military bases in Asia and the Pacific might be sending another message
Muslim Leaders in Israel Want Google to Censor Anti-Muslim Film
Appeal was filed with the Jerusalem District Court
U.S. Consulate in Indonesia Closed
Local clerics are urging for strong responses to anti-Islam film
Syrian Rebels Seize Turkish Border Crossing
Turkish authorities have closed down their side of the Tal Abyad checkpoint
Australians Reject Same-Sex Marriage
Only 42 MPs voted for a bill that would have legalized gay marriage
U.S. Ambassador Attacked in Beijing
Crowd surrounded Gary Locke's official car outside the American embassy
French Embassies Beef Up Security
Preparing for Charlie Hebdo's latest issue featuring cartoons mocking Muhammad
Leader of Russia's Communist Party Insults Ambassador Stevens
Took to twitter saying, "The American ambassador to Libya was shot down like the lowest dog. He was the main expert for the Libyan 'revolution'. What he reaped, he sowed"
