London Police Cleared in Man's Killing That Caused Riots
Gunned down in 2011 after police stopped his taxi
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Two Democratic Reps Announce Retirement
Mike McIntyre of North Carolina and Carolyn McCarthy of New York will not seek re-election
Computer Security Conference Loses Speakers over NSA Scandal
Company accused of taking money from agency to create backdoor for government to use
Supreme Court Hold Means Some Utah Gay Couples Aren't Legally Wed
Some waited to hold actual ceremony, and now the state cannot recognize them
Former Obama Adviser Encourages Keystone Pipeline Approval
Served president in his first term
Report: Security of Nuclear Materials Sees Improvement
Seven countries give up most of uranium and plutonium
Feds Urge End to School 'Zero Tolerance' Policies
Argues they help create "school-to-prison pipelines"
Air Force General Accused of Mishandling Sex Assault Cases Steps Down
Caused outrage by overturning jury conviction
Obama to Name 'Promise Zones' in 5 Troubled Neighborhoods
More location-based tax break programs
Hubble Telescope Takes Photos of the Universe's Oldest Galaxies
From the first billion years
South Sudan Peace Talks Continue Amid Reports of Clashes
Both sides made statements in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's capital
Emails Show Link Between Gov. Christie's Office and Controversial Lane Closures
Suggest closure could have been political retribution for Fort Lee's mayor not backing Christie during his re-election campaign
Violence Between Palestinians and Settlers Has Increased Since Latest Peace Talks Began
Jewish settlers accused of attacking farmers
Colorado Pot Sales Bring in More Than $5 Million in First Week
Around $600 million in sales projected annually
NSA Looking Into How it Could Give Up Custody of Phone Data Logs
Phone companies not keen on taking them
French Court Throws Out Challenge to Veil Ban
Europe's highest court set to hear a different challenge to the law
Aid Agencies Concerned About Humanitarian Situation in Fallujah
Iraqi city recently fell to an Al Qaeda affiliate
India Orders US To Close Down Embassy Club in New Delhi
Latest escalation of diplomatic spat that began after an Indian diplomat was arrested and strip-searched in New York
Gabbie Giffords To Mark Anniversary of Shooting By Skydiving
The former member of Congress was shot on this day three years ago
California Legislators Introduce Bill Banning State Agencies From Working With the NSA
Bipartisan legislation
At Least 26 Killed in Fighting Between Government Forces and Rebels in DRC
Took place in the city Lubumbashi
Obama Administration's Policies Have Had Little Impact on Poverty
13 million more Americans on food stamps than when his presidency began
Group of Peers in UK's House of Lords Want To Block Law That Would Punish Being Annoying
Say it is a threat to free speech
At Least 21 Cold-Related Deaths Reported Amid Polar Vortex
There have been freezing temperatures in all 50 states
Two Icebreakers Stuck in Antarctic Ice Are Now Free
The Akademik Shokalskiy and the Snow Dragon
OPCW Urges Assad Regime To Speed Up Handover of Chemicals
First chemicals were loaded onto a Danish ship on Tuesday
Sister of American Held in North Korea Slams Dennis Rodman
"Outraged" by the former NBA player's comments on her brother, Kenneth Bae, a missionary who is accused of "anti-state" crimes
Authorities Find Thai Woman in Suitcase at US-Mexico Border
Found while car was being inspected
White House Defends Biden Against Criticism From Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates
In a new book Gates writes that the vice president "has been wrong on nearly every major foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades."
