World
Doctors Impressed by Pakistani Teen's Recovery
14-year-old activist stable after getting shot in the head by Taliban
IPhone Manufacturer Admits to Underage Interns
Some as young as 14 putting phones together
Bin Laden Driver's Conviction Overturned
Court ruled man's assistance prior to 2001 could not be tried as a war crime
Officials Believe Iran Behind Cyberattacks on Banks
Iran would like to remind everybody about Stuxnet
EU Health Commissioner Quits Amid Scandal
Accusations of bribery over legislation favorable to tobacco companies
Suicide Attack Kills Six in Afghanistan
Two American and four Afghan intelligence workers dead
More Unaccompanied Children Arriving in the U.S.
Rise in violence in Central America partly to blame
Gary Johnson Receives Highest Grade From Atheist Group
Secular Coalition's Presidential Scorecard gave the Libertarian a "B" while Obama and Romney only received a "C" and an "F"
French President Makes Moves to Ban Homework
It's unfair some kids get help from their parents
Cuba Drops Exit Visa Requirements
Cubans will be able to leave for vacations or permanently
Sanctions on Iran Have Hit Oil Exports
We'll have them negotiating their nuclear program in no time...
Chinese Views of Americans Becoming Increasingly Negative
Only 39 percent of those polled said they would call the relationship with the U.S. co-operative, down from 68 percent in 2010
U.S. and South Korea Review Security Plans
Stability in the region left wanting after decades of tense relations with North Korea
Canadian Officials Expand Definition of Bullying to Include Anti-Abortion Speech
Catholic schools will have to careful about what they teach
Soros Urges Germany to Take the Reins in Europe
Either that or leave the euro, says the billionaire
Lukashenko Doesn't Want Lenin and Stalin Demonized
Comments come day after new sanctions were imposed by the EU
French Defense Minister: International Intervention in Mali Only Weeks Away
Aim to displace militants in the North, many of whom are there because of a previous intervention in Libya
Widows of Assassinated African Leaders Can't Sue Rwandan President in U.S Courts
The widows of the former presidents of Rwanda and Burundi accuse Rwandan President Paul Kagame with orchestrating the shooting down of their plane
Hacker Won't Be Extradited From UK Because He Might Kill Himself
A medical report may put an end to the attempt to extradite Gary McKinnon from the UK to the US
Egyptian TV Anchor Charged With "Insulting Judiciary"
Any judiciary that it's criminal to insult probably has many reasons to be insulted
Hillary Clinton: Everyone Had the Same Intel on Benghazi
Apparently reading newspapers is not part of intelligence gathering
Radovan Karadzic to ICC: A Tolerant Man With Great Capacity to Understand Others
The former Bosnian Serb leader has been on trial since 2009 and his defense began this week
David Cameron to Israel: Now Not the Time to Strike Iran
The pressures of sanctions is working, the British prime minister said
Hillary Clinton Takes Responsibility for Attacks on Benghazi Consulate
Says president and vice president wouldn't be aware of specific security decisions
European Satellite Company Pulls Out of Iran
19 television and radio channels will go off the air
U.S. Officials Weren't Happy with How Previous Benghazi Attack Suspects Were Handled
Men suspected of hurling bomb in April were detained, then released by Libyan authorities due to lack of evidence.
Cops in India Beat Anti-Rape Prostesters
Five injured while protesting against rise in violence against women
White House Considering Strikes on Libya
If they can find who was responsible for Benghazi attack
NZ Prime Minister in the Spotlight Over Spying Claims
He said he didn't know, but he did, and then ...
German Minister: Countries Must Slash Government Debt
Unfortunately, governments aren't so good at that
