North Korea to South Korea: Let's Not Be Hostile, We'll Keep Our Nuke Program But Cancel Your Military Drill With the U.S.
South Korea says the drill is defensive and will continue as scheduled
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Search Underway For Missing Wall Street Journal Reporter
David Bird hasn't been seen since leaving his home to go on a walk last Saturday
63 Percent of DC Residents Want Marijuana Legalized
Local lawmakers recently advanced a bill to decriminalize possession of pot
Gov. Christie Names Team Investigating Lane Closure Scandal
Will be headed by former Assistant U.S. Attorney Randy Mastro
Police in Connecticut Arrest Man For Bringing Gun to Former High School
Gun discovered during pat-down at the school
Three Arrested Over Gang-Rape of Danish Woman in Delhi
Indian police expect more to be arrested
Muslim Group Defends Nigeria's Homophobic Legislation
Praises the president for not caving to pressure from Western countries
Chicago Bans Smoking E-Cigarettes Inside Most Public Places
Nannies are not fans of people doing something that just looks like smoking
Italian Port of Gioia Tauro To Handle Transfer of Syria's Chemical Agents
Will be put on American ship
19-Year-Old Woman Who Called Police During Medical Emergency Claims an Officer Smashed Her Face
Charged with assault and resisting arrest
Supreme Court Allows For Ohio Man To Be Executed By Untested Method
Dennis McGuire's attorneys claim he could suffer from air hunger
Obama Announces $140 Million Technology Hub in North Carolina
Will be at North Carolina State University
White Supremacists Plead Not Guilty To Terrorizing Residents of North Dakota Town With Guns
Planned to make the town of Leith into a white enclave
Canadian Teen Allowed To Board Plane After Pipe Bomb Was Discovered in His Carryon
18-year-old Skylar Murphy from Alberta
Obama Tells Senate Democrats Not To Impose New Sanctions on Iran
New agreement between the U.S., allies, and Iran to come into force on Monday
Vatican: Child Abuse 'Can Never Be Justified'
Officials made the comments before the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
Number of Bangkok 'Shutdown' Protesters Falling
Demonstrators marched on government buildings today, trying to force the prime minister to resign
Merkel Ally: US-Germany Relations Worse Than During Iraq War Because of Spying
Snooping revelations not going down well in Berlin
Obama To Announce $100 Million For Low-Income University Access Efforts
Pledges to be unveiled at the White House
Wendy Davis Has Raised $12.2 Million For Texas Gubernatorial Race
The state senator filibustered an abortion bill last June
Joe Biden and Mike Duggan Discuss How To Save Detroit Over Italian Meal
The vice president didn't offer many specifics about the dinner with Detroit's mayor when reporters asked
Government Wastes $100 Billion a Year on Payments Made in Error
According to The Fiscal Times
Obama Administration Denies Secret Side Agreement With Iran
Implementation of nuclear deal made with P5+1 countries to begin on Jan. 20
OPCW Chief Says Security Situation in Syria is Slowing Transport of Chemical Weapons
Confident the weapons will be destroyed by the end of June
Three People, Including Gunman, Dead After Shooting at Indiana Grocery Store
Gunman killed by police
Oscar Nominees Announced
12 Years a Slave, Captain Phillips, Her, The Wolf of Wall Street, and Philomena among those nominated for best picture
Experts Say Obamacare Site is Not Protected From Hackers
Vulnerabilities were pointed out after the site went live
Number of Americans Filing Jobless Claims Falls For Second Week In a Row
Fell 2,000 to 326,000
IMF's Managing Director Optimistic About State of Global Economy in 2014
Christine Lagarde anticipates "seven strong years"
French UN Ambassador: France Underestimated Level of Hatred Between Christians and Muslims in CAR
Says, "We knew that there was some inter-sectarian violence, but we didn't forecast such deep ingrained hatred."
Special Prosecutor Hired For Bridgegate Scandal Investigation
Reid Schar was the lead prosecutor and investigator in the Rod Blagojevich trial
Democrats Nervous About Sen. Wyden Being Keen To Work With Republicans
The Oregon Democrat will soon be chairman of the Finance Committee
New Egyptian Constitution Overwhelmingly Approved in Referendum
The Muslim Brotherhood called for the vote to be boycotted
Trial of Men Accused of Killing Former Lebanese PM Rafik Hariri Begins at The Hague
The four men are being tried in absentia
Washington Islander Faces Criminal Charges for Fighting County Construction Rules
Build without a permit, face fines and jail time
