Hurricane Sandy Kills At Least 31 in Caribbean
Headed slowly for the U.S. while merging with a nor'easter
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Senator Rand Paul Calls For State Dept Firings, Withdrawal from Afghanistan
Anyone making a decision that led to the U.S. Ambassador to Libya's death should at least be reassigned so they can't make decisions like that anymore
Jacques Barzun, Historian, Dead at 104
Authored "Dawn to Decadence," a survey of 500 years of Western civilization, at 92
Back to Columbine
Looking back at the baseless speculation and scapegoating that followed a tragedy.
Report: U.S. Officials Denied Request for Military Back-Up During Benghazi Attack, Ordered Stand Down
At least three officers reportedly headed from the CIA annex to the consulate anyway
Syria Ceasefire Shattered Just Hours Into Holiday
Car bomb in Damascus kills at least 5 and wounds 30 according to state media
Man Arrested for Fraudulent Lawsuit Over Facebook Stake
Paul Ceglia claimed Zuckerberg promised him 50 percent of what became Facebook and is alleged to have fabricated evidence submitted with the lawsuit
NHL Pulls Proposal to Striking Players
41st day of hockey's second lockout in the last half-decade
Democrats Beat Republicans in Congressional Election Cycle Fundraising
Dems used part of the money to pay down debt from the 2010 cycle
Sununu Walks Back Speculation Over Colin Powell Obama Endorsement
Had nothing to do with "anything but the president's policies," the Romney adviser and former NH Governor and GHW Bush adviser said
Gov. Jerry Brown's Tax Proposal Slipping in the Polls
Voter blackmail is not a reliable way of garnering support
Apple Blames Rumors for Slower Than Expected iPad Sales
The iPad mini was released last week
Putin: Cults Hunting for Souls and Property, Need to be Controlled More
The Russian president is pushing for more regulation of "totalitarian sects"
Government College in Pakistan Named After Malala Yousafzai
The Taliban's assassination attempt did the opposite of silencing the teenager's message
Rare Saturn Storm Tracked by Satellite
The Cassini recorded an unprecedented belch of energy during the storm
San Antonio Schools Tracking Students With RFID Chips
Two schools have installed computer chips in their ID cars to track attendance for state funding
Police Union Intimidates California City Council
The latest shameless tactics from California's notorious law enforcement unions.
Hurricane Sandy to Merge With Winter Storm In East Coast Pummeling
Could stretch from Norfolk, VA to Boston
Report: U.S. Request to Use Bases On U.K. Territory for Pre-Emptive Iran Strike Rejected
The government was reportedly advised of the illegality of such a strike by the attorney general's office
The Libertarian Case for Barack Obama
He is the lesser of two big-government, Harvard-educated evils.
New York Times Blocked in China Over Expose on Premier's Wealth
The premier's family has a vast fortune accrued from wielding political power
Syria Holiday Ceasefire Failing
The government says it's implemented the ceasefire but is responding to rebel violations
Former Italian PM Sentenced to Four Years for Tax Fraud
Berlusconi announced two days ago he wouldn't be running to lead his party again
Police Officer Faces 11 Years for Beating Death
Ex-cop charged with civil rights violations and lying to investigators but not manslaughter or murder
Composition of Electorate Almost the Same as 2008
Minorities, women, and recent graduates expected to turn out to vote at similar rates
Kiwis Offers to Resettle Afghan Interpreters
Could be targeted by the Taliban when troops leave
UK Government Still Against Military Action Against Iran
U.S. has been asking to use British bases
First Lady: Sasha and Malia "Barely Listened" to Dad's Convention Speech
They didn't miss out on much
