Israel Markets Rise on Election Results
Centrist gains play well
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Don't Be Surprised the U.S. is Shipping F-16s to Mohammed Morsi's Egypt as Scheduled
More than $50 billion in aid has gone to Egypt since 1975
Rand Paul Grills Hillary Clinton on Benghazi
Says he would have fired her for not reading cable
Mafia Laundered Money Through Italian Wind Energy Projects
Adapting to government subsidies
Indian Report Pushes for Huge Changes in Nation's Sexual Assault Laws
Committee's recommendations clock in at more than 600 pages
Naturalist Attenborough Calls Humans a "Plague" on the Earth
Environmentalists have been panicking about overpopulation for how long now?
Clinton Testifies About Improving Security Post-Benghazi
Horse is here and barn is over there
Violence Breaks out at Russian Protest Against Planned Law Banning "Gay Propaganda"
Campaigners and Orthodox activists involved
Human Rights Groups Warns of Abuses by Malian Forces
Says summary executions have been carried out
Global Unemployment Increased in 2012
Stands at 197 million after 4 million increase last year
Family Visit Chinese Dissident Gao Zhisheng in Prison
First confirmation that he is alive in nine months
Russia Offers to Host Talks on Syrian Refugees
U.N. says more than 650,000 have fled so far
U.N. Says African-Led Force in Mali Could Grow
More troops than the 3,300 troops already planned may be needed
North Korea Pledges to Increase Nuclear Program
After rocket launch was condemned by the U.N. Security Council
France Now Number One Target of Islamic Terrorists in North Africa
Says counterterrorism judge
Entrepreneur to Privatize Fight Against Pirates
Will offer a fleet of armed men to escort ships
David Cameron Promises the British an In/Out Referendum on E.U. Membership
But not until the next parliament
Netanyahu Does Even Worse Than Expected at the Polls, Wins Third Term
Newly formed centrist party wins big
Calm Returning to Retaken Malian Towns
Residents say militants have fled or are hiding as civilians
Syria Rebels See Taking Airbase as Key to Success
The government's last major foothold in the north
Clinton Expected To Face Tough Benghazi Questions
It's likely to be her last appearance before Congress
India's Selective Outrage: The Tale of Two Rapes
Indians need to hold politicos who sponsor sexual violence accountable
CIA Drone War in Pakistan Exempt From Coming Drone "Playbook"
352 strikes in the country in President Obama's first term
Canada's Publicly Funded Doctors Unavailable After Hours
They punch out like any government worker, leaving patients to use emergency rooms
Public Sector Workers Earn More Than Private-Sector Counterparts in Alberta
So it's not just an American phenomenon
U.N. Says Humanitarian Crisis in is Syria Growing
Estimates that 60,000 people have died in the conflict so far
French Government Wants to Tax Internet Data Collection
Report argues that data is the "raw material" of the digital economy
