Thousands of Women Rally in Tunisia
Protest Islamist changes to the constitution
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Japan May Shelve Seoul Summit
The Japanese prime minister was supposed to visit South Korea but it may not happen after the South Korean president visited an islet claimed by Japan
Class-Action Lawsuit Expanding to Include Entire Fox Entertainment Internship Program
Former interns from Black Swan amended their lawsuit, claim they should've been paid because they were considered employees.
Surprise: Stories of Underground Russian Cult May Have Been Grossly Exaggerated
We've seen this story before
Manning Lawyers Motion to Dismiss: Claim Unparalleled Pre-Trial Abuse
The buck private is accused of being the source of multiple Wikileaks leaks, including the State Department document dump
Rubio to Introduce Romney, Christie to Keynote RNC
Speaking slots for former VP short-listers announced
Court Rules Law Enforcement Can Track GPS Signals From Phones Without Warrant
The DEA tracked a drug dealer based on a burner phone he used. He was stopped with 1,100 pounds of marijuana. The Sixth Circuit Court ruled no constitutional violation occurred.
Privacy Advocates Raise Concern Over Campaign Apps
Don't download one might be one preventive measure
"In the Meantime, the Police Have Managed to Stop the Person from Photographing"
The war on cameras continues.
French Youth Riot in Northern French City
More than a hundred youth clashed with police overnight. May have started over a drunk driving arrest
Mitt and the Coke Smuggler: The Day That Romney Was Briefly Interesting
Why Mitt Romney didn't run screaming for the hills when he discovered his campaign stop host was a convicted felon is a question that won't get an answer.
Joe Biden: Mitt Romney and Wall Street Will "Put Y'All Back in Chains"
Just look the vice president says. Dial's set to 11
Computers Apparently Stolen from Steve Jobs' Home
A rash of burglaries have hit the Palo Alto area
Don't Believe the Hype About Paul Ryan
Ryan was a loyal soldier throughout the free-spending George W. Bush years, and a big government conservative under Obama.
Motorcycle Bomb Brings Death Toll in Afghanistan to At Least 46 Today
A suicide bomber kills 10 in northern Afghanistan this evening as the death toll for the day reaches 46 with more than a dozen suicide bombers in the border province of Nimroz
Study: Hospitals Serving Poor Hit Hardest by ACA Medicare Reductions
Most hospitals will face Medicare reimbursement reductions for re-admitting some patients within 30 days of discharge under a new ObamaCare rule coming into effect
California Officials Asked Local Governments For Money for Park With a $54 Million Surplus
An independent state audit intends to find how the money was hidden
Connecticut Woman Was Billed for 25 Years For Electricity Used By Streetlights Outside
Got a refund from the electric company
Researchers Find Mutant Butterflies Near Fukushima
Mutations include disfigured antennas, smaller wings and different patterns. No super powers.
Panetta: Syria No-Fly Zone "Not On Front Burner"
The U.S. could do it, the defense secretary said, but it would require a "major policy decision" that hasn't been made yet
Whistleblower Charge: Illinois State Workers Forced to Attend Pelosi-Jackson Dinner
Jesse Jackson Jr was facing a tough primary fight when Pelosi endorsed him.
Nellie Gray, March for Life Founder, Dead
Staunch anti-abortion advocate
Clinton Chief of Staff on Ryan: "This Guy is Amazing"
Erskine Bowles made the comments a year ago at the University of North Carolina.
Spain Borrowed a Record $463 Billion in July From ECB
The amount is 11 percent higher than borrowing in June.
Pussy Riot Members Plan to Continue Protests
Although three members are already on trial the rest of Pussy Riot have vowed to continue their protests against Putin.
Fresh Onslaught in Damascus and Aleppo
Government forces renew attack on rebels with heavy weapons.
Syrian Refugees Concern for Jordan
The typically stable country could be affected by Syrian retaliation.
Bush Aide Thinks Ryan Pick Dooms Romney Campaign
Mark McKinnon say Ryan pick means that Romney will "probably lose. Maybe big".
Auto Bailouts More Expensive Than Previously Estimated
Taxpayers are on the hook for an extra $3.2 billion.
Black Swan Interns Suing Over Unpaid Work
Interns who worked on the award-winning film are suing Fox Searchlight and Twentieth Century Fox.
Panetta Rejects Syrian No-Fly Zone
The Secretary of Defense says that there are no plans for a no-fly zone, despite calls from the rebels for one to be put in place.
Muslim Group Reconsidering Syrian Membership
Muslim leaders are discussing whether to expel Syria from the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation.
Iran Doesn't Expect an Israeli Attack
Iranian officials said that Israelis know attacking Iran would be "stupid".
