Five American Soldiers Die in Helicopter Crash in Afghanistan
Yesterday was the deadliest day for American forces so far in 2013
Policy
James Holmes Expected to Plead Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity
Charged with 166 counts, including murder and attempted murder, in the Aurora cinema shooting last July
Hospitals in North Carolina Could Face More Competition Thanks to Newly Proposed Bill
Would make it easier for doctors to open same-day surgery centers
At Least 51 People are Dead in Libya After Drinking Homemade Alcohol
Sale and consumption of alcohol is illegal in Libya
Colombian Constitutional Court Says Gay Couples Count as Families
Eligible for the same pension protections as heterosexual couples
Indiana College Campus Now Clear After Reports of a Gunman
No gunman was found at Ball State University despite reports
Former George W. Bush Budget Director Doesn't Think Ryan's Budget is Realistic
Assuming repeal of Obamacare a major assumption
Even the Federal Government Is Demanding Pension Reform in Illinois
SEC charges state with securities fraud for misleading pension disclosures
Man Who Threatened to Blow up the Liberty Bell to Stand Trial
Carlos Balsas is charged with making bomb threats and making a false alarm
US Imposes Sanctions on North Korea's Trade Bank
Tension in the Korean peninsula continue to rise
US and European Forces are Training Syrian Rebels in Jordan
Have ruled out direct military intervention
North Korea Reacts to UN Plan to Investigate Human Rights Abuses
Says the possible investigation is a politically motivated plot
UN Says Abuses Getting Worse in Syria
Government forces are increasing bombardments while rebels carry out executions
Plastic Soldiers Removed From Cupcakes in Michigan School
Principal said they were inappropriate
Some South Koreans Suggesting a Nuclear Deterrent
Tensions with North Korea have been rising since the reclusive regime carried out another nuclear test
Tech Firms and Private Prisons Both Trying to Influence Immigration Reform
Though not on the same page
Read New York Supreme Court Judge Milton Tingling's Ruling on Bloomberg's Soda Ban Here
Not happy with the regulations the ban imposes
US Expels Venezuelan Diplomats
Comes shortly after American military officials were expelled from Caracas
Falkland Islanders Widely Expected to Have Voted to Remain Part of the UK
Referendum held yesterday, result to be announced tomorrow
Karzai Says US and Taliban Have Shared Goals
Afghan president suggests both benefit from a destabilized Afghanistan
Five Christians to be Put on Trial in Iran
Facing charges charges of disturbing public order, evangelizing, and threatening the government,
Is Homeschooling a Universal Human Right?
German parents seek asylum in the U.S. for pulling kids out of schools.
NYC Soda Ban Stopped by Judge
Says the regulations in the ban are "fraught with arbitrary and capricious consequences"
European Cocaine Trade Hit by Intervention in Mali
Smugglers looking for routes elsewhere in Africa
Economists Support Mass. Tax Hike, Shift
Income taxes would increase, but sales taxes would drop
