Pro-Morsi Islamists Defy Ban to Protest in Egypt
Government cracking down
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Documents Show Libyan Government Warned UK Day Before Fatal Shooting at Embassy in London
During anti-government rally
Obama Administration: Nuns Don't Need Contraceptive Exemption, Can Already Claim It
Supreme Court issued temporary injunction to two Catholic charities
AT&T Offering Up to $450 in Credits to T-Mobile Users Who Want to Switch
Have to trade in your phone for the full credit
Ethiopian Foreign Minister: Talks Between South Sudan, Rebels Fruitful
Africa's newest country on brink of civil war
Cory Booker Addresses Violence in Newark For First Time Since Leaving City Hall
2013, Booker's last year as mayor, saw the highest number of murders in Newark in 23 years
Chinese Icebreaker That Helped Rescue Passengers in Ship Trapped by Ice Now Also Trapped in Ice
Snow Dragon ferried climate change researchers to an Australian icebreaker before getting stuck itsef
Architect of Stop & Frisk Takes Charge as "Progressive" NYC Mayor's Police Chief
Liberalism till you're face stomped
Colorado Voters Could See Ballot Measure Restricting Euthanasia of Animals in November
Would prohibit shelters from killing animals except if they are suffering
Judge Rules State Must Count Signatures For Ballot Measure to Repeal New Transgendered Law
Calif. Secretary of State didn't want to count them, claiming the signatures were submitted late
Former American Idol Runner-up Clay Aiken Reportedly Considering Run for Congress
In North Carolina, as a Democrat
Snapchat CEO Not Apologizing for Hack, Says He Thought They Did Enough, Working on App to Fix It
Knows now they didn't do enough then
Obama Administration Looking at Unilaterally Granting Privacy Exemptions So States Can Send Mental Health Information to Gun Registry Databases
Looking to violate all kinds of rights
Protesters Demonstrating For Third Day in Wake of Gang Rape and Murder of Teen in Calcutta
Victim died on New Year's Eve
Idaho Corrections Department To Take Over Privately-Run Prison
Prison, run by Corrections Corporation of America, has been the subject of lawsuits
Attorneys Representing Utah Same-Sex Couples Urge US Supreme Court To Reject the State's Stay Application
Judge ruled Utah's ban on same-sex marriage was unconstitutional last month
Tea Party Activists Determined To Punish Ohio's Republican Governor For Obamacare Medicaid Expansion
John Kasich has been governor since 2011
Robert Gates Planning For Book Tour Later This Month While in a Neck Brace
Former Secretary of Defense fell on New Year's Day
Thousands of People Continue To Line Up To Buy Marijuana in Colorado
Recreational sales began yesterday
Kim Jong-un's Executed Uncle Reportedly Eaten Alive By 120 Starved Dogs
According to a newspaper with links to the Chinese Communist Party
More Congressman Open To Granting Snowden Clemency Deal To Get Him Back To US
NSA whistle-blower is currently in Russia
Destruction of Syria's Chemical Weapons Begins
Chemicals to be put on U.S. government cargo ship
Putin in Sochi To Inspect Venues For Winter Olympics
Visit comes after suicide bombings in Volgograd
Italian Navy Rescues Over 1,000 Migrants in 24 Hours
Most from Africa, South Asia, and the Middle East
UNICEF: Violence Against Children, Including Beheadings, Increasing in CAR
Being targeted and recruited
Obama Administration Asks Supreme Court To Preserve ACA Contraception Mandate
Lawsuit filed by Catholic nun charity
General Mills Drops Genetically Modified Ingredients From Cheerios
Came under pressure from activist groups
North Carolina Politician Writes Resignation Letter in Klingon
Mayor has called the letter unprofessional
Chinese Rescue Ship in the Antarctic May Now Be Stuck
Had helped with rescue passengers on the Akademik Shokalskiy
Facebook Facing Suit After Two Users Claim the Company Mines Private Messages
Lawsuit alleges the information in private messages is sold to third parties
At Least Four Dead After Cambodian Police Fire on Protesters
Striking garment workers are pushing for the minimum wage to be doubled
Legal Gun Owners Can Deter Crime, Says Detroit Police Chief
Changed his mind while working in Maine
