Report: CIA Follows Up Drone Strikes With Attacks on Rescuers
The UN considers the tactic a war crime
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Real Cover-Up of CIA Activity at "Phony" Benghazi Scandal
CNN reports extensive measures being taken to prevent leaks on Benghazi
German Newspapers Let Google News Use Their Content, For Now
Like they really don't want to be linked by Google
U.K. Will Ban Driving While Wearing Google Glass
Probably so you don't look like a dork behind the wheel
Meet Vera Kichanova, Russia's Rising Libertarian Activist
Vera Kichanova believes that libertarianism has a home in Russia, and she's making changes one local election at a time.
Somalia to Set Up Coastguard to Combat Piracy
Pirates were originally hired out as a voluntary coast guard
John Kerry: Drone Strikes in Pakistan Will Continue
US, Pakistan trying to re-open broad talks suspended two years ago
Confessions of an Anti-American
A former anti-American tells why Americans are so unpopular in Bonn and Milan and Rio-and what changed his mind
Iran Says US Sanctions Could Complicate Nuke Talks
House of Representatives recently overwhelming passed a tightening of sanctions
Fathers Barter Daughters Into Marriage To Settle Drug Debts in Afghanistan
The country supplies 90 percent of the world's opiates
American Intelligence Analysts Say Israeli Airstrike in Syria Didn't Destroy All Anti-Air Missiles
Assad regime had received the missiles from Russia
Japan Buys Almost 90,000 Metric Tons of Western-White Wheat From the US
Government had banned purchases after finding an an approved genetically modified variety from Oregon
Bangladesh's Largest Islamic Party Banned From Next General Election
Court has ruled that its regulations oppose secularism
Topless Activists Climb Over Fence of Russian Embassy in Stockholm, Protest Anti-Gay Bill
Arrested and then released after admitting to trespassing
Italy's High Court Considering Berlusconi's Fate
Former Italian prime minister is appealing his four-year prison sentence
Zimbabwe's Prime Minister Calls Election a 'Huge Farce'
Observer group claims up to a million people were prevented from casting ballots
Marine Commander Says There Was No Stand-Down Order Issued During Assault on Benghazi Consulate
Despite what some Congressional Republicans have been saying
Twitter Facing Increasing Number of Requests for Users' Data From Governments
Up 40 percent in the first six months of this year
Pro-Morsi Supporters Waiting for Police To Break Up Protests
Military-backed government ordered police to end the protests yesterday
Mali Election Marred by Accusations of Ballot Stuffing
Former prime minister is enjoying a strong lead
State Department Blasts Assad's Instagram Account
Says it is "nothing more than a despicable PR stunt"
