Margaret Thatcher: How I Privatised Britain and Rebooted the "Enterprise Society"
The Iron Lady explains it all in her own words.
World
John McCain Doesn't Understand Threats to Filibuster Gun Control Legislation
Some of his GOP colleagues are reportedly considering using the tactic
How Margaret Thatcher Brought Economic Freedom to Britain
Remembering the late prime minister who transformed Britain's economy.
Bangladesh's Prime Minister Rejects Blasphemy Law
Sheikh Hasina thinks the laws already in place are good enough
French Troops Launch Offensive in River Valley Near Gao
Area is believed to be a logistics center for Islamic militants fighting in Mali
Donald Trump Says China is "Taunting" the US
Wants the Chinese to do more to deal with North Korea
Rise in Anti-Semitic Attacks Linked to the Euro Crisis
Anti-Semitic violence rose by a third in 2012
France Tries to Reassure Malian Forces Over Plans For Withdrawal
Due to begin withdrawing troops later this month
Japan Concerned About Possible Attack From North Korea
Has increased its defenses in response to the recent escalation in tensions
UN Does Not Have Permission From Assad to Investigate the Use of Chemical Weapons in Syria
Negotiations with the Syrian government are still ongoing
Indonesian Court Upholds Death Sentence for British Grandmother Convicted of Drug Smuggling
Found guilty of smuggling $2.5 million worth of cocaine
Car Bomb in Damascus Kills at Least Eight
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights
Malian Forces Fear Withdrawal of French Troops From Timbuktu
Islamic militants could return without French assistance
Al Qaeda Chief Urges Rebels in Syria to Establish an Islamic State
Also warns France of attacks in response to the intervention in Mali
There is No Indication That North Korea is About to Conduct a Nuclear Test
According to South Korean officials
Israeli Military Chief Fears Jihadist Attack in the Golan Heights
Syrian troops have withdrawn from the area
John Kerry Comments on 25-Year-Old U.S. Diplomat Killed in Afghanistan
First diplomat killed in the line of duty since the Benghazi attacks
CIA Drone Campaign in Pakistan Began with Deal With ISI in 2004
The CIA offed an enemy for Pakistan in exchange for access to bomb tribal areas
Pope Francis Formally Installed as Bishop of Rome
Rome hasn't had an Italian bishop in 35 years
Locals: NATO Airstrike Kills 12 Civilians in Afghanistan
Afghanistan's president condemned the attack, NATO says it offered "fire support" but had no reports of fatalities
No Deal Reached Yet at Multiparty Talks with Iran in Kazakhstan
The US, the EU, Russia, China, Germany and France, and Iran
Six NATO Troops, Civilians Killed in Afghan Attacks
Attacks across country on same day chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff arrives
Russian Opposition Leader Says He Wants Putin in Jail
Should make his upcoming trial interesting
Pakistan Officials Using Religious Rules to Block Candidates
The constitution requires that a candidate be a "good Muslim of integrity and honesty"
UN Rights Chief Calls for Gitmo Prison's Closure
Says indefinite detention violates international law
US, Japan Announce Plans to Relocate Okinawa Military Post
Residents just want them to leave entirely
Fidel Castro Advises North Korea Against War
Nobody wants to become a smoking hole in the earth
Montreal Woman Arrested for Anti-Police Instagram Post
That will do wonders for her attitude
North Korea Warns Diplomats It Can't Guarantee Their Safety in War, Missiles Moved East, Missile Defenses to Guam, People of Seoul Still Largely Unconcerned
White House says it wouldn't be surprising if North Korea conducted another test missile launch
