15 Percent of American Teens, Young Adults Not in School or Working
Six million people between the ages of 16 and 24
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Mother Sues Twitter for Names of Those Who Impersonated Her Daughter
And not to say nice things, of course
Yellow-Fever-Carrying Mosquitos Found in California
Warnings in central part of state
Jerry Brito Asks, Are Laws Against "Revenge Porn" A Good Idea?
Protecting victims is important, but broad laws threaten everyone's free speech.
Saudi Arabia's Human Rights Record Criticized at the United Nations
Forced labor and lack of rights for women cited
Two Dead, Two Injured in Nevada Middle School Shooting
Identities not yet released, but danger declared over
German Newspaper Reports NSA Spied on Mexico's President
Der Spiegel reports Calderón's email was hacked
Police and FBI Investigating Twitter Threat Against Sen. Cruz
User @ArmyVet54, who identifies himself as Troy Gilmore Jr.
Supreme Court To Review Case of Low IQ Man on Death Row in Florida
Freddie Lee Hall's IQ has range of 71-80, Florida prohibits executing inmates with an IQ of lower than 70
GOP Leaders Blame Cruz For Shutdown
Cruz says he is still committed to "stop the train wreck that is Obamacare"
Singh and Putin Set To Discuss Taliban in Talks
Both India and Russia have a stake in situation in Pakistan, Afghanistan
Mali's President Opens Conference on Devolving Power to Ethnic Minorities
Trying to address Tuareg frustrations
Smog Forces Closure of Schools, Airport in Chinese City
Harbin, capital of the Heilongjiang province
Prosecutors in Cambodia Seeking Life in Prison For Khmer Rouge Leaders
Accused of committing crimes against humanity
AP Reporter Says White House is Lying To Her About Obamacare Enrollment Numbers
Julie Pace claims White House says they don't have the numbers when they do
Roma Couple Appear in Court in Greece, Accused of Abducting Young Girl
DNA tests show the girl is not related to the couple
How to Break an American City, According to Steven Greenhut, Shikha Dalmia, Eric Boehm, Scott Shackford, and Ed Krayewski
The municipal bankruptcy mess is heading to a local government near you.
Poll: More Than Half of Americans Believe GOP-Controlled House is Bad For the Country
Up 11 points in December
Rep. Tim Griffin Won't Seek Third Term
Says he wants to spend more time with his young children
UK To Build First Nuclear Power Plant in 18 Years
Deal struck with French company and Chinese investors
Norway Issues Alerts For Teen Sisters Believed To Be Headed To Syria
Last spotted on the Turkish-Syrian border
Democrats Facing Dilemma in Defending Obamacare Rollout
Defend the law and risk credibility, or go against the administration
Russian National Anti-Terrorism Committee Says Volgograd Bus Explosion Caused By Bomb
At least five killed, no one has claimed responsibility for the attack
Kerry To Meet Qatari Foreign Minister Ahead of Meeting With Syrian Opposition
Will meet with other members of the Friends of Syria
Australian Firefighters Fear Fires Could Merge To Create "Mega-Fire"
200 homes destroyed so far
Obama Expected To Declare Obamacare Site Glitches "Unacceptable"
Rollout didn't go that well
Sen. Feinstein Defends NSA Call-Records Program, Says There is "Extensive" Oversight
"The call-records program is not surveillance"
Law Enforcement Official Says NSA Leaks Threaten Ability of Police To Use New Technologies
Such as drones and license plate readers
Jeb Bush Urges GOP To Come Up With Alternative To Obamacare
Believes it was a mistake for Republicans to link government funding to funding for Obamacare
NJ Has First Gay Weddings After Court Ruling
Gov. Christie believes the issue should be decided by a vote, not by the courts
