Senior Palestinian Says Peace Talks With Israel Aren't Going Anywhere
Top aide to Mahmoud Abbas says without pressure from Washington the negotiations won't yield results
World
Chinese Man Who Died While Being Interrogated Was Drowned, Claims State-Run Newspaper
Yu Qiyi was held in a tub of icy water
Al Qaeda Looking Into How To Target Drones
Have set up cells of engineers tasked with find out how to destroy the unmanned aircraft
Sen. Cruz Says US Military Should Not Be "Al Qaeda's Air Force"
Believes Obama's attempt to get Congress to authorize military action in Syria is a public relations move
Turkish Prime Minister Says Turkey is Ready To Take Part in Coalition Against Syria
Doesn't say whether being part of a coalition would include carrying out military action
16 Members of Shiite Family Killed by Gunmen in Iraq
Six children and eight women among the dead
Putin Warns the US and Its Allies Against Strike on Syria Without UN Approval
Says he would support a U.N. resolution authorizing force if it was proved that the Assad regime had used chemical weapons
Obama's Case Against Attacking Syria
What he said about the requirements for war before he was president
Senate Resolution Allowing Syrian Strikes Would Forbid Ground Troops
Vote may happen Wednesday
Rand Paul Was Almost Proud of President Obama Coming to Congress on Syria, Until He Heard He Didn't Think He Needed It
Hearing at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee today
Mexico Investigates Possible Sex Abuse Revenge Killings in Bus Drivers' Deaths
Two killed last week
Kerry, Hagel Push Senate to Authorize Strikes on Syria
Beat the drums of war, but leave the "boots" at home
South African President Says Mandela's Release a Sign of Progress
Rejects dire reports that he's gone home to spend final days
Wacko Birds vs. Angry Birds: This Time it's War
The Syria vote marks a key gut check in the GOP's-and America's-conflict of visions
France Will Increase Aid to Syrian Rebels if US Rejects Strike
Hollande still hoping for Alliance against Assad
Analysis: Coverage of Possible Strike on Syria Far from Neutral
Press seems to be buying into the myth that the president can declare military strikes without Congressional approval
Syria is Not Iraq, Congressional Authorization Edition
Few argued George Bush didn't need it to use military force in Iraq
WikiLeaks Files Criminal Complaint Against America in Sweden
Coinciding with a visit from President Obama
Vietnam Internet Crackdown Draws Objections
Users forbidden from sharing content, seen as a way of censoring information
Egypt Orders Shutdown of Four Television Stations
Accused of sympathies with Muslim Brotherhood
Obama to Meet with Russian Human Rights Activists at G20 Summit
Putin will no doubt be unhappy
At Least 36 Dead in Car Bombs Across Baghdad
Al Qaeda claimed responsibility for a previous round
Japan to Spend Half a Billion Dollars Fighting Toxic Water Leaks at Fukushima
Prime minister says "radical measures" necessary
Angela Merkel Points Out Opponent's Party Supported All Her Euro Rescue Policies
Germany in elections
Will Congress Vote No on Obama's War in Syria?
The president finally follows the Constitution. Will it matter?
Kanye West Criticized for Performing at Wedding of Kazakhstan President's Grandson
$3 million to be a wedding singer
US General: Sounds Like "Significant Damage" Planned in Syria Action
Not as limited as advertised, Jack Keane suggests
