Pussy Riot Headed for Prison Camps
The two women are on their way to camps east of Moscow described as tough
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Paul Rodriguez Blasts Eva Longoria, Rosie Perez For "Mean-Spirited" Romney Comments
Says he'd be called a racist for saying mean-spirited things about Obama
Judge Issues Injunction on Texas District's Ban of Bible Verses for Cheerleaders
The cheerleaders will be able to use banners with Bible verses until the trial in June
Romney Campaign Pinning Hopes With Women on Economic Issues
The election could come down to a few thousand votes in a few swing states
French Reporter Assaulted in Cairo's Tahrir Square
The France 24 correspondent was mobbed after finishing a live news report
National Geographic Auctioning Portion of Archives
240 items ranging from the 1800s to the present day are expected to raise $3 million
Netanyahu to Blair: Israel Will Keep Responding to Mortar Attacks
Tony Blair visits in his role as an envoy for the Quarter of the US, UN, EU and Russia
Jordanian Soldier Killed By Militants Trying to Enter Syria
The Syrian civil war becomes an increasingly regional affair
Issa Pushes Back on Accusation of Outing Libyans Working For U.S.
Democrats insists Issa should've cleared documents he released with State first, but the House Oversight Committee Chair says the Libyans named in the document were already known as working for the U.S.
Obama Campaign Releases Ad Ahead of Foreign Policy Debate Touting Iraq War
Trying to draw contrast with Mitt Romney, who said troops should have been left in Iraq. Despite the ad, Obama actually tried to do just that
Three British Muslims Go On Trial For Allegedly Plotting London Terror Attack
They've plead innocent to conspiring to pull off a terrorist attack more destructive than the 2005 underground bombings
Spain PM: Election Victories in Galicia Vindicate Austerity Program
The ruling People's Party gained 3 seats in the regional assembly, the Socialists lost nearly half theirs
Lebanese Army Warns Political Leaders About Expression Opinions
Urged caution to calm "unprecedented" tensions
Spoiler Alert: CBS Affiliate in Phoenix Calls Election For Obama
43-40 the results of the imaginary election, with 17 percent going to Gary Johnson?
It's Official: Lance Armstrong Stripped of Tour de France Titles
Cycling's world governing body also banned him for life
9-Year-Old Girl Mistaken for Skunk, Shot by Relative
At a Halloween party in Pennsylvania
Republican Challenger: Voting for Jesse Jackson Jr Will Cause More Harm
"Give him the sympathy vote by voting for somebody else is going to be a vote," Brian Woodworth said
Milky Way, Other Spiral Galaxies, Universe Still Evolving
More than 500 galaxies were surveyed; such galaxies were previously believed to be in a stable state
US to Help Lebanon with Car Bombing Investigation
The Lebanese opposition has blamed Syria for the violence
Scientists: Groundwater Removal Could Be Implicated in 2011 Spain Earthquake
Earthquake happened in a seismically active region
EU Envoy Lands in Mogadishu
First ambassador from Europe since the last government collapsed in 1991
Maoists Don't Want Bo Xilai Expelled from Chinese Communist Party
The far left tries to defend one of their own
TSA Moving X-Ray Scanners to Smaller Airports
TSA insists it's to speed up checkpoints but the scanners have raised privacy and health concerns
BP Selling Stake in Russian Oil Venture to Buy Stake in Oil Company From Russian Government
Dasvidaniya and privyet
Myths of Iraq and Afghanistan
There is a term for a war that is always "succeeding" but never concluding: a failure.
Clashes in Beirut After State Funeral
Following the funeral of a security official killed in a carbombing last week
Drone Strike Victims Seek Justice in Pakistan
Thousands have been killed, but only a small percentage were confirmed as terrorist targets
Wisconsin Shooting Suspect Found Dead
Three killed, four injured at spa outside Milwaukee
Gunman Opens Fire Near Wisconsin Mall
At least seven injured. Manhunt underway for shooter.
Funeral for Lebanon Security Official Turns Violent
Protesters blame Syria's government for deadly car bomb
George McGovern, R.I.P.
The former Democratic senator from South Dakota and 1972 Democratic nominee has died
