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Restaurants Thwart Foie Gras Ban By Giving it Away
Recent California legislation bans the selling of foie gras, but does not prevent the controversial delicacy from being given away.
Juan Williams: We live in the age of Ron Paul
Fox News analyst says we can expect Ron Paul's influence to last for some time.
Syrian Rebels Shoot Down Fighter Jet
Plane was shot down in Deir Ezzor as fighting continues in Aleppo.
Google Accused of Avoiding Tax in New Zealand
The internet giant payed 6 million NZD in taxes in 2011 on 395 million NZD in earnings.
Assad Would Welcome Talks With Rebels, Claims Ambassador
Syria's ambassador to Iran has said that Assad would be willing to talk with the rebels under his own supervision.
Uzbekistan Confiscating Bibles
Officials have been searching private homes for bibles and other "incendiary materials".
Ryan Attacked By Irish Catholics
The Irish American Democrats say the GOP VP candidate does not represent Irish Catholic values.
GOP Convention Speaker List Does Not Include Sarah Palin
Palin was critical of Romney during the campaign.
South Koreans Swim to Disputed Islands
The relay swim comes amid diplomatic tensions with Japan over ownership of the Dokdo (or Takeshima) islands.
Layoffs Imminent If British Economy Does Not Improve
A new report indicates that many British businesses face a "make or break" moment.
Syrian Rebel Atrocities Continue
Recent footage allegedly shows the bodies of government officials being thrown from buildings.
Greek Economy Contracted in Second Quarter
Compared with last year's second quarter the economy shrank 6.2 percent.
Syrian Talks Postponed
The Arab League had been scheduled to discuss the situation in Syria and a replacement for current peace envoy Kofi Annan.
Rebels Call for No-Fly Zone
The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation is set to consider imposing no-fly zones on the borders of Turkey and Jordan amid escalating violence in Syria.
Obama Attacks Ryan in New Campaign Video
The video features seniors who speak about what a GOP budget would do to medicare.
America Was Not Built on Dirt Alone
It's not entirely clear why so many people feel the need to explain what America was built on.
US Drone War in Africa a Little Less HIdden
A collection of reports, statements, and "informed conjecture" are helping to unmask one of America's shadow wars.
Japans Economy Slowed in Second Quarter
GDP grew by 0.3 percent, down from one percent in the first quarter.
Google to Lay Off 4,000 at Motorola
Move is an attempt to help the company, which Google bought in May, get back to black.
Obama and Ryan to Visit Iowa
Trip will be the first solo campaign outing for Romney's VP pick.
Yoga Guru and Followers Detained in New Delhi
Baba Ramdev and thousands of his followers have been detained after marching on parliament to protest corruption.
House Committee to File Contempt Case Against Holder
The Attorney General will be exempt from prosecution thanks to executive privilege.
TSA Petition Goes Offline Just Before Deadline
White House petition site went down for "maintenance" before coming back online.
London Olympics Coming to an End
No word on which government department will get a special dance troupe at the closing ceremony.
Obama Campaign Set For a Lucrative Sunday
The President is predicted to raise at least $6.4 million at a fundraising event in Chicago today.
Egyptian President Forces Army Chief to Resign
Mursi has also cancelled constitutional reforms that would have curbed presidential power.
Egypt Attacks Militants in the Sinai Peninsula
At least six militants and three soldiers have been killed in the most recent raids.
Classical Liberalism vs. Modern Liberalism
What's the best way to secure everyone's mastery over his or her own destiny?
Wherein The New York Times Decides Catholic Bishops Are Not Partisan Because It's Time to Tear Down Paul Ryan
The Times uses the word of Catholic bishops to target Paul Ryan after dismissing earlier concerns by bishops as partisan
Paul Ryan: Meet the New Second Fiddle, Same as the Old Second Fiddle
Mitt Romney selects a running mate.
