Ebola Death Toll in Congo at 31
First person infected was a health worker
Foreign Policy
UK to Deport Tamils Despite Evidence That They Could Be Tortured
Two flights to Sri Lanka will leave next week
Off to a Good Start
Somalia's new president has been moved to a secure compound after surviving an assassination attempt
Frenchman Fined For Illegally Downloaded Songs
Punished even though his wife admitted to downloading the material
Chinese Ships Close in on Disputed Islands
Government says ships are there for "law enforcement"
French Magazine Publishes Topless Photos of the Duchess of Cambridge
Publication called a "grotesque and unjustifiable invasion of privacy"
U.S. Consulates and Embassies on High Alert
Move is in response to raids on diplomatic missions in Egypt, Libya, and Yemen
Russia's Response to Libyan Violence: Told You So
Nation's leaders have long argued that Western involvement in Middle East rebellions ultimately helps Islamic fundamentalists
General Denies Delaying Probe into Horrifying Afghanistan Hospital Conditions
Conditions at the hospital were so awful that the Pentagon's inspector general has conducted seven different investigations into the place.
Obama Vows Justice for Libya Killings While Campaigning
Promises at rally in Colorado to get killers
Putin Admits Wildlife Stunts Were Staged
But he says they're worthwhile for drawing attention to animal conservation
House Passes New "Stolen Valor" Bill
In response to Supreme Court decision, those who lie about military record must be attempting to commit fraud
Australian Police Arrest Man on Terrorism Charges
Charged with four counts of collecting or making documents likely to facilitate terrorist acts
What Is Known So Far About Innocence of Muslims Film
The mysterious filmmaker, the backers and the confused actors
Vietnam Targets Dissident Blogs
The government isn't quite ready to sign on to the whole concept of public criticism
Obama in the Hot Seat Over Embassy Attacks
He faces questions over intelligence lapses and the death of the ambassador to Libya
Another Indian Cartoonist in Legal Trouble
Hey, India, there's this thing called "free speech" ...
Regulators Slammed by Scientist for Blocking Large Fishing Trawler
He accuses Australian politicians of "popularism and political expedience." What else is new?
Young Immigrant to Australia Gets Cash for Illegal Detention
Looks like the U.S. isn't the only country to screw with new arrivals
Drones Join Search for Ambassador's Murderers
They're still in the country, left over from the war
Google Caught Between Blasphemy and Free Speech Over Anti-Muslim Movie
Don't be evil, or spineless
Claim That Stuxnet "Escaped" Called Spin To Disguise Wider Deployment
Oh, you mean the "accidentally spread" angle isn't actually possible?
Obama Calls on Egypt, Libya to Secure U.S. Embassies
Looks like speaking softly, not carrying a big stick
A Victory for Freedom: Judge Permablocks Indefinite Detention Provision of NDAA
The Congress passed, and the president signed into law, a provision that would allow the military to detain anyone in the world indefinitely. America!
