Netanyahu: U.S. Must Draw Red Line on Iran
The Israeli prime minister wants a clear one
Foreign Policy
Hackers Leak 1 Million Apple IDs They Say Came From FBI
The group Antisec say they want to draw attention to FBI's use of personal information, have millions more
Archbishop Desmond Tutu: George Bush, Tony Blair Should Be Tried for War Crimes
For the invasion of Iraq, which the Nobel peace prize laureate also says could have triggered the civil war in Syria and cause a wider conflict with Iran. No word on the current U.S. president
U.S. Wades Into South China Sea Dispute
Hillary Clinton tells China and its neighbors to agree to a code of conduct
Hundreds of Lufthansa Flights Cancelled Amid Strikes
Flights from as far as Beijing have been cancelled as flight attendants went on strike
What Is Mitt Romney's Plan for Afghanistan?
Good luck figuring it out from the party's recent convention, which offered conflicting views.
At Least Four Injured in Bomb Attack of U.S. Consular Vehicle in Pakistan
At least two American workers, two Pakistanis injured
Pirate Bay Co-Founder Arrested in Cambodia
Arrested on an international warrant from his native Sweden
Imam Accused of Planting Burned Pages of Quran in Christian Girl's Backpack
The mentally disabled teenager faced the death penalty when she was charged with blasphemy for the pages
5 Stupid Government Interventions in Sports
It didn't begin (and won't end) with Lance Armstrong getting stripped of his Tour de France titles.
Double Suicide Attack Near U.S. Base in Afghanistan Kills At Least 12
In the eastern part of the country. No Western troops among dead, some injured.
Removal of Israeli Settlers in Migron Largely Peaceful
The settlement was illegal because it was built on private Palestinian property without a permit. The government evacuated about 50 families
US Suspending Training of Afghan Local Police
The increase in blue-green attacks have caused the U.S. military to suspend training the two-year-old ALP, which operates where the national police can't
Thalidomide Manufacturer Apologizes for Birth Defects 50 Years Later
The CEO of the Gurenthal Group apologized for manufacturing an anti-morning sickness pill that led to thousands of birth defects
"Go Topless Day": What We Saw at the 5th Annual Protest
Should women be allowed to take their shirts off in public?
Drug Traffickers Pose as Television Crew in Nicaragua
Well, at least they were prepared to film their own bust
Hillary Clinton Meets with New Zealand PM
US will be giving money to Pacific nations for development.
South African Official Demands Explanation for Murder Charges Against Miners
Prosecutors attempting to blame miners for deadly police shooting
Obama Tells Vets He Kept Promises to Them
Points out ending war in Iraq, increasing health care for vets
Azerbaijan Pardons Military Officer Convicted of Murder in Hungary
The victim was Armenian, and Armenia is now angry at Hungary
U.S. May Declare Haqqani Network a Terrorist Group
Group has ties with Pakistan, which presents a challenge
Navy SEAL's Book Publisher Won't Back Down
Inside account of Osama bin Laden raid will hit the racks Tuesday
Prosecutor Seeks Death for "Militia" Soldiers
Charged with murder to cover anti-government efforts
Two Months Later, Enrique Pena Nieto Declared President-Elect in Mexico
But the decision doesn't settle claims of fraud
PC Sales Decline Across Asia
Lousy economies and mobile devices team up to slam the market
Teacher Faces Firing for Giving Bad Grades
Because each failing student is a precious, sensitive flower
Hillary Clinton Headed to Cook Islands While Democrats Gather at Charlotte
Staying as far away from the Democratic convention as possible
