Tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky to Be Pardoned After Ten Years in Russian Prison
Russian government wanted his oil business
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Dennis Rodman Back in North Korea, Training National Basketball Team
Preparing for an exhibition game to mark Kim Jong Un's birthday
Putin: Snowden Not Revealing Any Leaks While In Russia, Was Condition of Asylum
Says he envies Obama for "getting away with" what Snowden revealed the government was doing
Prosecutors Delay Decision to Indict VA Gov. McDonnell, Wife
Accused of taking gifts illegally
Up to 40 Million Credit Cards Used at Target Could be Compromised
Going back to Black Friday; Secret Service investigating
South Sudan Official Denies Coup Attempt, Blames Violence on Attempt to Disarm Ethnic Minority
Country seeing some of worst fighting since wining independence from Sudan
Indian Diplomat Accuses Maid She's Accused of Underpaying of Trying to Blackmail Her
Stands accused of visa fraud
Andrew Napolitano: Federal Judge Finally Acknowledges NSA is "Almost Orwellian"
This is the first meaningful judicial review of the agency
Family of Man Allegedly Killed by Aaron Hernandez Suing For Wrongful Death
Hernandez has plead not guilty to the murder of his childhood friend
Obama to Nominate Max Baucus as Ambassador to China
Currently a Democrat senator from Montana
Ukraine Bond Prices Up After $15 Billion Russian Bailout Loan
Postpones threat of country defaulting
Poll: 37 Percent of Uninsured Believe Obamacare Will Hurt Them
32 percent of insured believe it'll hurt them, 15 percent that it'll help
China: Incident With US Vessel Over South China Sea Handled Well, Opportunity to Cooperate
Walking bock previous claims of harassment
Last Bullet-Producing Lead Smelter Shutting Down at End of Year
Regulations, bans have brought the "green" bullet
New Jersey Considering Bill to Keep Suspect Booking Photos Confidential
News agencies in the state oppose the measure
US Evacuating Citizens from South Sudan
Three days of fighting in the capital has spread elsewhere in the country
Poll: 57 Percent of Americans Think War in Afghanistan Was a Mistake
Want US troops out faster than Obama is planning, still give him highest marks on foreign policy
Colorado Professor: Being Forced Out of University Over Prostitution Skit
Skit involved a pimp selling a prostitute into slavery, may have yielded a sexual harassment complaint from a student
Govt Survey: 60 Percent of High School Seniors Don't View Marijuana as Harmful
National Institute of Health troubled by lack of misinformation
Senate Conservatives Fund Blasts McConnell, Boehner as Public Enemies Number One
Spend-happy Republicans "hostile" to conservatives
Sean Penn Reportedly Helps US Businessman Under House Arrest Escape From Bolivia
First jailed two years ago as part of a money laundering probe in the South American country
Six Doctors, Including Three Syrians, Killed in Ambush Outside Mogadishu
Somali Islamist militants suspected
Minnesota Obamacare Chief Resigns After Rollout Problems, Extended Vacation to Costa Rica
Left town as deadlines approached without solutions in sight
India: Diplomat Arrested in New York Victim of "Conspiracy," US Perpetrating "Fraud"
Being transferred to the Indian mission in New York to get broader immunity
Federal Reserve to Slow Easy Money Program, Cut Down Bond Purchases By $10 Billion a Month
Currently purchasing $85 billion a month in government bonds
US Army War College May Remove Portraits of Robert E. Lee, Other Confederate Generals
Unnamed official complained, college promises "informed discussion" on man "whose entire purpose in life was to destroy the nation"
"Great Train Robber" Ronnie Biggs Dead at 84
Convicted of a train heist in Britain, escaped from prison, settling in Brazil. Returned to UK in 2001, was released from prison early on compassionate grounds
South Sudan President Ready to Talk After Failed Coup Attempt, Clashes That Kill Up to 500
Ready to talk with a rival accused of trying to depose him
Pennsylvania Legislation Would Require Prospective Teachers to Take Drug Tests
Passed state House nearly unanimously
Deposed Egyptian President to Face Trial on Conspiracy Charges
Mohammed Morsi fell victim to a coup over the summer
Former BP Engineer Found Guilty of Destroying Evidence Related to 2010 Oil Spill
Evidence was sought by prosecutors
White House to Release Internal Report on Government Surveillance
Says it was going to wait to release the task force's recommendations in the new year
Ronald Bailey on Ugly Climate Models
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change can't explain the last 15 years.
Economists From Costa Rica's Social Christian Unity Party Endorse Libertarian Presidential Candidate
Say backing free markets is the only way to combat socialism and the ruling party
Former Egyptian President Morsi To Be Tried For Working With Foreign Groups
Facing the death penalty
