World
White House Doesn't Dispute Navy Seal's Account of Osama bin Laden Raid
Though it contradicts some of the official story
Agency Claims Iran Has Doubled Underground Nuclear Capacity
Number of centrifuges allegedly doubled since May
South African Miners Charged For Murder in Colleague's Deaths
270 charged in obscure apartheid-era law after police killed 34 in strike fight
U.S. Guard Pleads Guilty to Trying to Pass Secrets to China
Wanted millions for info about consulate under construction
South African Miners Don't Return to Work
Only 7 percent out of 28,000-strong workforce show Thursday.
U.K., France: All Options on Table with Syria
Military-enforced no-fly zone unlikely now, but could happen in the future
New Zealand Adopts Partial Ban on Software Patents
Software will have to be incorporated in something else to earn protection
Evacuation Ordered as Mississippi Dam Fails
Low-lying areas at risk of taking an unwelcome soaking
American Exceptionalism Routs Paul Family's Foreign Policy
Rand Paul gets his four paragraphs in, but the Republican Party is still firmly interventionist.
Writer Invokes Storm Damage as a Good Thing
Matt Yglesias apparently skipped the whole broken windows fallacy in Econ 101
Australia Considers Cyberbullying Ban
A TV host was hospitalized after being criticized on Twitter. Really.
Paul Ryan Reviews Prove Reagan Was Only Republican President Ever
Cheers, jeers and leers for the RNC speech by Mitt Romney's running mate
U.N. Presses Iran On Its Nuclear Stance at Tehran Summit
The Iranian regime's non-aligned shindig not going as planned for them
"Free Pussy Riot" Scrawled at Murder Scene
Authorities say it may be a case of misdirection and supporters of Pussy Riot agree
Pakistan Court Delays Blasphemy Case of Mentally Impaired Christian Teen
A medical report lists her age as 14 and her mental age as even less than that, meaning she could be tried in the juvenile system. She currently faces up to the death penalty
UN Security Council Countries Look to Humanitarian Aid for Syria
Foreign ministers from the countries are set to meet today.
German Government, Media Oppose French Fuel Tax Cut; German Drivers Back It
The Socialists cut a tax in a way that doesn't please some Germans
Egypt Comments Prompt Syria Walkout at Iran Summit
In the first visit by an Egyptian president to Iran since the 1979 Islamic revolution, Mohammed Mursi's supportive comments about the Syrian uprising led to a walkout by those country's delicates
Somali's New Supreme Court Overturns New Bureaucracy's Decision to Reject 15 Candidates
Birth of a government
U.N. Chief to Iran: "So About Human Rights …"
Let's talk about getting some around here
Syrian Opposition Lacks Focus, Ex-Member Says
Political component of movement needs new leadership
India's Supreme Court Blasts Live Television Coverage
Covering terrorist attack on Mumbai live apparently does not serve any "national interest"
Communication Breakdown Prompts Dutch Fear of Plane Hijacking
Jets scramble, but everything's okay.
Refinery Disaster Will Be Hit to Venezuela's Oil Industry
Nation may have to start importing oil.
Israel Court Orders Settlers Out of West Bank Outpost
Jewish residents of Migron have until next week to leave
Censorship an Issue for Internet Giants Doing Business in India
Local authorities might be democratically elected, but they're not so respectful of free speech
Canadian Government Plans To Ease Tax Rules
It will even issue binding, written answers to questions!
Film Follows Journalist Who Bought Liberian Diplomatic Post
Blackly comic true story about corruption
