France Not Commenting on Detention of 35 People After Killing of Journalists in Mali
Ghislaine Dupont and Claude Verlon were killed Saturday
Politics
German Parliament's Intelligence Committee Calls For Investigation Into Alleged British Spying
British ambassador was summoned yesterday
House Panel Subpoenas Obama Administration For Reports on Healthcare.gov
Want figures on enrollment
Pot, Minimum Wage, Secession Among Measures in Recent Elections
There are still only 50 states
Obama To Call on Gov. Perry To Agree To Medicaid Expansion
Texas governor not one of the president's biggest fans
Congo UN Chief Says Troops Will Turn To Other Groups After Defeat of M23 Rebels
Others left to worry about
Netanyahu Blames Palestinians For Stalled Peace Talks
Secretary of State John Kerry is in Israel trying to revive the peace process
Workers Protesting Cuts Hold Strike in Greece
Lenders currently pondering more bailout money
Portland, Maine, Three Towns in Michigan Vote to Legalize Recreational Marijuana
All by healthy margins
Dutch Asking International Court To Order Release of Greenpeace Activists in Russia
Claims human rights are being violated
Voters in Portland, ME Approve Legalization of Recreational Marijuana
Possession still illegal under state and federal law
Obama Praises Illinois General Assembly After Gay Marriage Vote
"Tonight, I applaud the men and women of the Illinois General Assembly, a body in which I was proud to serve..."
France Not Planning To Delay Withdrawal From Mali Despite Killing of Journalists
Withdrawal has already been delayed
US Examining Syrian Chemical Weapons Declaration
UN Ambassador Samantha Power says previous dealings with Assad have led to skepticism
Sebelius Due Back on Capitol Hill To Face Senators
Will appear before the Senate Finance Committee today
Europe's Recovery Still Fragile Despite British and German Performance
European Central Bank facing pressure to do something
De Blasio Wins New York's Mayoral Race
First actual Democrat in two decades (though Bloomberg should probably count)
Christie Re-Elected to Second Term as Governor of New Jersey
Expected to win more than 50 percent of the vote
Rob Ford Will Seek Re-Election as Toronto Mayor Despite Crack Controversy
Resisting calls to resign
New Zealand Passes Email, Phone Surveillance Law
Forces telecommunications companies to allow intelligence agencies to access emails, phone calls, and texts
Obama Approaching All-Time Low in Gallup Approval Rating Poll
Latest poll shows 39 percent disapprove
Illinois House Passes Bill Allowing Same-Sex Marriage
Gov. Quinn says he will sign the bill into law
Kerry Arrives in Tel Aviv For Talks on Israeli-Palestinian Peace Negotiations
Denies existence of new plan
Obama Relies on False Hope to Sell Obamacare
Even the statement that consumers can apply for insurance without using HealthCare.gov was deceptive.
Toronto Mayor Still Popular Despite Crack Controversy
Rob Ford admits to smoking crack cocaine
Japan "Disappointed" By South Korean President's Comments on Summit
Historical issue still source of tensions
Syria Wants Chemical Weapons Destroyed Outside Its Borders
Norway has already turned down a request to have the weapons destroyed there
Angolan Teen Jailed For Printing T-Shirts Calling President a Dictator Begins Hunger Strike
Charged with insulting the president
European Commission: European Economy at "Turning Point"
Not growing as quickly as had been previously expected
