UN: 2.5 Million Syrians in Need of Aid
Double the previous number reported by the UN
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Israeli Press Report Hezbollah Training Camps in Nicaragua
The Nicaraguan army says it hasn't seen the reports and can't comment
Tob Shabaab Commander Killed in Kenyan Shelling of Somali Port Town
According to Kenyan authorities
Ray Kelly: Theft of Luxury Motorcycles from NYPD Storage a "Magic Act'
Internal affairs investigation has been opened
Canada Closing Iran Embassy, Expelling Iranian Diplomats
Canada cites Iranian support for Syria, its alleged nuclear program. Israel's prime minister calls the move a moral act
Judge Awards $3.3 Million to Yemeni Sex Slave Kept by Embassy Worker in Tokyo
Embassy worker's husband repeatedly raped the woman, who was hired to be a housekeeper but paid under a dollar an hour
Palestinian Says He's Only U.S. Citizen in Country Labeled "Specially Designated Terrorist"
Muhammad Salah says he can't even buy food without government approval
Romney: Jobs Report a Hang Over
The Republican nominee said if yesterday was a party for Democrats, the jobs report is a hang over
Qaddafi Son to Leave Niger for South Africa, Avoid Extradition
Niger has refused to send Saadi Qaddafi to Libya and he is reportedly now headed for South Africa
Clint Eastwood: Obama Greatest Hoax Perpetrated on the American People
Didn't have the idea to take the chair on stage until he was at the convention center and someone kept asking him if he wanted to sit
NBC Leads Ratings Final Night of Convention in Primetime
A swell in the 18-49 demo for the president's speech
As Pension Reform Is Hammered Out in San Jose, Heroic Police and Firefighters Rush to Declare Themselves Injured
Tax-free pensions without losing the ability to work and draw another salary - what's not to like?
Judge Rejects Government Attempt to Limit Guantanamo Detainees' Access to Lawyers
Called the Obama administration's attempt an "illegitimate exercise of Executive power"
Philly Man Charged for Airplane Prank That Led to Diversion, False Detainment
The 26-year-old was upset about a compromising picture the other man put on Facebook of his girlfriend and called Philly police under the name "George Michaels"
Interim Sanford Police Chief: Problem with Trayvon Martin Investigation was Bad Spin
The public information officer working the Trayvon Martin case has been reassigned and may file a grievance
The Stunted Vision of the Democratic Party
What "equality of opportunity" has come to mean.
President Obama Faces Reality Check After Convention
He's got a record to defend and the latest economic news doesn't look good
Obama "HOPE" Artist Sentenced to Probation for Fabricating Documents
He used a copyrighted AP photo and claimed fair use, but when counter sued tried to make it appear he used a different AP photo than the one he actually did
California Lawmakers Refuse to Accept Any Limits on Their Power
Only a return to constitutional principles can save the Golden State.
Federal Judge Backs Government Seizure of Rare Gold Coins
The coins were found in a family safe deposit box but the government claims the coins were most certainly stolen from the US mint at some point
Prank Leads to Diverted Flight, Heavily Armed Police Removing Man from Plane
Someone called in a fake tip that got it all started
U.S. to Label Haqqani Network a Terrorist Organizaton
The Haqqani network is apparently an affiliate of the Pakistani Taliban
Detroit Students Suing School For Not Teaching Them to Read
One parent said she wanted her daughter to repeat the eighth grade but the school district wouldn't let her
Bomb Blasts in Damascus Kill 5 Police Officers
At least two bombs went off in the Syrian capital today
Local Politician Doesn't Want Baltimore Raven to Publicly Support Same Sex Marriage
The Democrat legislator says he's "aghast"
Bermuda Braces for Hurricane Leslie
Hurricane won't make U.S. landfall but will hit the British territory
No Appeal For Norwegian Shooter
Anders Behring Breivik has decided not to appeal his sentence
South Korea to End Media Blackout
Journalists will now be able to report on kidnapped sailors
Book Market Destroyed by Police in Alexandria
Police were acting on orders from the new governor, Mohamed Atta Abbas
Labor Force Participation Rate the Lowest in 31 Years
Over 350,000 less people in the labor force
Uzbekistan Warns of Water War
Uzbek president Islam Karimov has warned that attempts by Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to build hydroelectric dams could worsen relations
