U.S. Cybersecurity Act Mirrors Russian, Chinese Proposal
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Foreign Policy
Syrian Aircraft Pound Aleppo
Both the rebels and the government claim the upper hand as the violence continues.
Mitt Romney Calls Out Fourth Estate
Some in the media want to talk about anything but the economy, he says as he responds to the coverage of his overseas trip
Republicans Say White House Hiding Sequestration Lay Offs
Why would the Department of Labor ever want to wait till after the election for layoffs to be announced?
World Gone Wrong
Eurozone manufacturing outlook grows even dimmer while exports and output stall in Asia
India Blackout an Economic Reality Check?
Questions about India's superpower aspirations abound after largest power outage in history
New Iran Sanctions Target Banks in Iraq and China
Is the Iraq bank's work for Iran part of what made the Iraq War such a great strategy?
Japan Defense Report Warns of Chinese Military Buildup
Japan's fourth defense minister in the last year called China's increased activities in the Pacific Ocean an "international concern"
Bomb Blasts At Police Sites In Nigeria
Multiple simultaneous suicide bomb attacks occurred in the capital of a predominantly Muslim state in Nigeria.
Panetta: U.S. Military Action Possible Over Iran Nuclear Program
This one doesn't speak softly but shakes the stick a lot.
UK Judge Rules Baby Must Die
A one-year-old in a comatose state will be taken off of life support despite the parents wishes. Doctors said recovery was unrealistic and a judge agreed.
Rebels Execute Government Supporters In Syria
Amateur video purports to show Syrian rebels executing supporters of Bashar Assad in Aleppo, Syria
Fighting in Damascus Reaching Christian Districts
Clashes between rebels and government forces have been reported in two districts in Damascus for the first time in the uprising
Suicide Bombers Thwarted At Somali Constitutional Convention
Security forces say they shot two would-be suicide bombers trying to enter a meeting of more than eight hundred elders.
Assad to Army: Step Up the Fight
The long time strong man of Syria is trying to get a grip on a country in revolt
Freedom Makes All the Difference
Mitt Romney's controversial comments about economic development overlooked a key variable.
Ontario Fails To Shield Voter Info - Still
After losing memory sticks full of data on millions of voters, the agency responsible for elections in Ontario, Canada, hasn't encrypted anything
Portuguese Tax Man Falls Short
Weak tax collections mean that Portugal will have to rework its budget to meet deficit-reduction goals
France To Squeeze Businesses
The new socialist government in France has its eye on balancing the budget by putting the screws to businesses and the wealthy
Twitter Encouraged Complaint Against Journalist
After first stripping and then restoring a journalist's account, Twitter admits it encouraged NBC to bring the complaint that started it all
EFF: Don't Trust the NSA To Manage Cybersecurity
The electronic civil liberties group warns that the NSA's history of privacy violations makes it a lousy candidate for securing data
Military Exempted from Possible Pay Cuts
About $135 billion is requested in fiscal 2013 for military personnel accounts.
Taliban Thrilled in Pakistan Over Reopening of NATO Supply Line
Route is also a gravy train for insurgents, who get paid not to attack convoys.
Uganda Fears Ebola Virus Outbreak in Capital
Officials announce 14 have died of the virus in the country.
4 Shameful Moments in Olympics History
From Berlin to Munich and beyond, terror and tragedy at the Summer Games.
Food, Gas Low in Aleppo as Syrian Siege Continues
Syria's largest city on 11th day of fighting.
Russian Church Official: God Wants to Punish Pussy Riot, Not Us
Nevertheless, he encourages church and state growing closer.
Twitter Restores Account of Journalist Suspended Over Olympics Criticism
Scandal's not over for a company built on free speech
Most Power Back in India
More than 600 million were left without power after India's second blackout in a week.
Europe Pressuring Rwanda to Stop Backing Congo Rebels
European countries cutting aid to Rwanda until support for rebels stops
Ahmadinejad Mocks Romney Over Israel Trip
Iran's president tries to take advantage of Romney's visit to the region
UBS Blames Facebook For Slumping Profit
The bank says it bought more Facebook shares than clients wanted, and blamed the mismanaged IPO for its second quarter performance.
France Seeks Data from Google Street View
Google's privacy problems with European governments continues
Leon Panetta Convinced Morsi a President "of all" Egyptians
On a tour of the Mideast, Leon Panetta stopped in Cairo
2012 London Olympics Most Totalitarian?
From getting reporters suspended on Twitter to banning the sale of non-McDonald's French fries, the IOC is making a case for the superlative.
Obama's Adventures in Africa
Four years ago, few would have predicted that one of President Obama's legacies would be increased militarization of U.S. policy toward Africa.
Romanian President Survives Recall Attempt; Turnout Too Low
The political crisis in Romania continues
Mitt Romney: Vladimir Putin Turning Back Clock on Progress
Uses Poland as an example of benefits of freedom
Iraq War "Great" Decision, if Not "Greatest" of 21st Century
Rumsfeld's former intel chief credits the Iraq War for the Arab Spring
Ron Paul Supporters Greet Mitt Romney in Poland
He may be the presumptive nominee, but there are still Ron Paul supporters everywhere
Deutsche Bank Cuts Jobs
The moves comes as an attempt to makes savings amid profit loses and a worsening situation in the eurozone.
