World
Russia Accused of Abducting Anti-Putin Protester from Ukraine
Says they threw him into a van and tortured him
Gibbs: Teen Killed by Drones Should Have Had More Responsible Dad
New depths in guilt by association
China's Policymakers Frustrated with US Election
Think politicians make them the bad guys in order to win votes
Clinton: Facebook Post Not Hard Evidence in Benghazi Attack
But a YouTube video apparently is
Spain Rejects Automatic Scottish EU Membership in Event of Independence
Would have to negotiate membership
Tunisian Authorities Arrest Man in Connection With Benghazi Consulate Attack
Twenty eight year old Ali Harzi is in custody
Germany Mulling Legal Action Over Mein Kampf Copyright Expiration
Hitler's manifesto can be freely published from 2015
Switzerland Has Best Country Brand
One of the few examples of economic and social stability and tolerance
White House Told of Group Claiming Responsibility of Benghazi Attack Within Hours
State department emails reveal knowledge of Islamist group bragging about attack on social media
Russian General Claims Syrian Rebels Have American Weapons
Says surface-to-air missiles were made in the U.S.
Who's Getting Our Votes: Reason Writers' 2012 Presidential Picks
Plus: Which other races are most important and whether freedom is growing
David Cameron Faces Potential Investigation Over GDP Hint
May have alluded to GDP figures coming out tomorrow during Prime Minister's Questions
Lebanese Officials Trying to Restore Order
Unrest after assassination of intelligence chief causing concern
Four Militants and One Civilian Killed in Waziristan Drone Strike
Taliban continue to operate in the region
Eurozone Debt Now 90 Percent of its Economy
More spending and bailouts obviously the answer to a debt crisis
Somali Reporter 16th Journalist Killed in Mogadishu This Year
The vast majority were targeted assassinations
Prince Harry Party Model Claims British Secret Service Pushed Her Arrest, Detention
Carrie Reichart was put in jail for allegedly bouncing checks days after going public with claims of partying with the prince
"Gone With the Wind" a Hit Book in North Korea
The government actually prints the 1936 American civil war novel
EU Accuses Microsoft of Breaking Anti-Trust Agreement
10 percent of users installing Windows 7 SP1 in Europe were not prompted to choose a browser; Micrsoft says it was a technical glitch
UN: Syria Agrees to Ceasefire for Eid
The UN envoy says the government and most of the opposition has agreed to abide by it
A Foreign Policy of Arrogant Meddling
Obama and Romney agree the U.S. has a duty to liberate and pacify the world.
Four Children Killed in Afghanistan Firefight
Caught up in battle between Taliban and international forces
Syrian Refugees in Lebanon Surpass 100,000
Nation joins Turkey and Jordan with huge numbers fleeing there
Informal Survey Shows Americans in Israel Supporting Romney
Reversal of trend of Jewish voters who live in America
White House Told Militant Group Was Behind Benghazi Attack Within Two Hours
They knew which group was taking responsibility for the attacks
Russian Parliament Votes to Broaden Treason Laws
Nobody is even pretending this isn't a move to stifle dissent
Syrian Rebel Leader Refutes Reports of His Death
Posted video on YouTube to show he survived apparent assassination attempt
Surging Demand Overwhelms Anti-Censorship Tools
Unfortunately, fighting censors is a growth industry
U.S. Law Pushes Overseas Americans To Renounce Citizenship
It's now virtually impossible for Americans to bank in other countries
Indian MP: Forbid Girls from Owning Cell Phones So They Can't Elope
A country taking bold strides into the 13th century
D.C. Transit Authority Claimed Controversial Ads Might Cause People to Fall Off Subway Platforms
U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer, who earlier this month issued a preliminary injunction ordering the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) to start running the American Freedom Defense Initiative's controversial anti-jihad ads, recently released an opinion in which she explains her reasoning.
