Israeli Embassy in Berlin Protests Cartoon Depicting Netanyahu Poisoning Peace Process
Deputy editor of the newspaper that ran the cartoon says he "regrets that feelings were offended"
Policy
White House Says Obama Still Wants To Release Gitmo Prisoners Back To Yemen
Despite recent security threats
Six Alleged Al Qaeda Militants Killed in Suspected US Drone Strike
U.S. embassy in Yemen was recently evacuated amid security concerns
Obama Says a Strong Military Depends on a Strong Economy
Says both are threatened by disagreements in Congress
Domestic Spying Is Dangerous to Freedom
DHS, the DoJ, the DoD, the DEA, the CIA, the IRS, and the FBI are all in on it.
Increasing Number of Refugees Creating Tension in Germany
Most asylum seekers coming from Syria, Chechnya, and Afghanistan
American Officials Say Obama Administration Authorized Recent Drone Strikes in Yemen
Part of effort to foil Al Qaeda plot
As a Senator, Obama Proposed Significant Surveillance Restrictions
Now opposes them as president
Some Calif. School Districts Get 'No Child Left Behind' Waivers
Will get more freedom to make their own rules
Analysis: Calif. Gov. Brown's Prison Problem of His Own Making
Encouraged mass incarceration during his first terms as governor
Witness: Manning Leak Cost Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars
Military scrambled to assess impact
Obama Administration Approves More Natural Gas Exports
Has a big backlog of companies looking to sell abroad
Rep. John Lewis Praises Snowden's Act of 'Civil Disobedience'
Civil rights leader sees him following in footsteps of MLK, Gandhi, others
Chicago's First Medical Marijuana Clinic Opens
Marijuana won't actually be distributed until January, though
Norquist Calls for One-Year Obamacare Delay
Though he and Obamacare Repeal Coalition would prefer it be gone entirely
Bank of America Stocks Down over Fraud Charges
DoJ filed civil complaint over mortgage-backed security sales
Study Challenges Link Between Military Combat and Suicide
Researchers could not find actual relationship
Foster Children Put on Psychotropic Medication, Big Money for Foster Parents
67 percent of children aged 13 to 17 in Texas are on at least one psychiatric medication
Climate Change Myths
Just because humans sometimes damage the environment doesn't mean government is competent to fix the problem.
Detroit Shows How Cities Can Shakedown Obamacare
Cities don't have to be in trouble to dump retirees on federal taxpayers
Detroit Art to be Assessed by Christie's
Museum director upset creditors want their money back
Your Phone Is a Pocket Rat
A federal appeals court approves warrantless cellphone tracking, which the NSA may already be doing.
