Drone Strike Kills 16 in Pakistan
War between US and Pakistan still undeclared
Foreign Policy
Both Apple and Samsung Stung By Suit in South Korea
South Korean court has ruled both companies infringed on each other and has imposed a partial ban on their products
Merkel To Meet With Samaras
German Chancellor looking to urge the Greek Prime Minister to implement necessary reforms
Socialists See Opportunity in Netherlands
A Euroskeptic party with Maoist roots should really inspire confidence
Injured Troops Must Battle for Benefits
With wars in abundance, the military uses bureaucracy to trim disability costs
Google Street View Tracks Down Canadian Arctic Villages
Difficult to reach places will soon be viewable online.
Convictions Upheld in Ohio Terrorism Case
Three found guilty of recruiting and training terrorists to fight against U.S. military in Iraq.
Indian PM Asked to Resign over Corruption Charges
Coal fields sold to private companies without bidding process.
South Africans Mourn Victims of Mine Shootings
Memorial service held for 34 killed in battle between striking workers and police.
Leaders Worry Euro Crisis Will Lead to North-South Divide
Northern nations doing better than southern nations, leading to fears of split.
Bahrain Activist's Appeal over "Insulting" Tweet Succeeds
But he's still in jail for leading protests and inciting violence against police.
Lawyer Says Australia Has Abandoned Assange
Requests for diplomatic assistance are being ignored.
Obama's Recovery That Wasn't; Plus: How to Really Cut Defense Spending!
Matt Welch & Kennedy preview Reason's brand-new issue
Organizers of International $100 Billion Climate Change Fund to Meet
Will bankroll efforts for poorer countries to adapt.
Kim Jong Un Plans First Overseas Visit
North Korea's illustrious new leader will head to Iran.
Russian Human Rights Commissioner: Russia Not Totalitarian
Would a totalitarian country have a human rights commissioner, he asks. QED.
Prince Harry's Handlers Faulted for Nude Pics, "Bunch of Amateurs"
Apparently his security team did not ask guests to Harry's hotel suites to surrender their cellphones or do anything to prevent him from getting naked or photos being taken
Police in Spain Protesting Cuts
May be losing Christmas bonuses and some disability and sick leave benefits. Sacrifice? Why can't the Germans do it for them?
German Customs Officials Seize Million Dollar Violin, Demand Nearly 20 Percent of Value as Import Duty
The passenger had a connecting flight in Frankfurt and was headed from Brussels to Tokyo. Government proving it really is just legalized theft
Haiti National Palace to be Demolished
The national symbol was almost toppled in the 2010 earthquake
Mine Protests Spread in South Africa
It's been just a week since 34 were shot at one demonstration
Afghanistan Blames Spies for Attacks on NATO
Inconveniently points the finger at Iran and Pakistan
Two Men Jailed for Sexual Ratings
Their racy Facebook page was deemed criminal in Australia
Michael "Go F--k Yourself" Baumgartner's Position on Afghanistan Probably Won't Get As Much Play as Todd Akin's on Abortion
The Republican Senate hopeful in Washington state worked in Iraq and Afghanistan and still advises for the military. He wants the wars to end
Israel's Foreign Minister Wants Abbas Out
Urges international support in trying to oust Palestinian president.
Correa Says He's No Hypocrite on Press Freedom Re: WikiLeaks
It's just ... there's different rules in Ecuador.
Greece Cracking Down on Illegal Immigration
The Euro crisis, officials say, is forcing Greece to step up in the front lines of illegal immigration into the European Union
Tropical Storm Isaac Postpones 9/11 Hearings at Guantanamo Bay
Storm's coming through the Caribbean
Tantalum, Tin, Tungsten and Gold Labeled Conflict Minerals by SEC, Disclosure of Use Required
Smartphone makers, among others, will have to disclose the source of minerals involved in various conflicts around the world
Tasmania Proposes Ban On Cigarette Sales To Anyone Born After the Year 2000
Logan's run for the smoking generation in the Aussie province
Hero's Welcome For Chinese Activists Caught By Japan on Disputed Islands
More kabuki from the Far East
