France Demands Explanation From US Over NSA Claims Made By French Newspaper
Le Monde reports that the NSA spied on millions of French phone calls
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Californians Furious as Bullet Train Work Begins
As costs escalate, property owners have been kept in limbo about the fate of their land
Christopher Preble on the Myth of a Better War
Faulty history lures Americans into foolish interventions
Some Furloughed Federal Employees Get Unemployment Benefits Along With Back Pay
It's nice non-work, if you can get it
Brendan O'Neill Asks If "Redskins" Is Really an Offensive Name for a Football Team
If you want to know how unhinged and divorced from reality political correctness has become, look no further than the controversy over sports teams with offensive names.
JPMorgan To Settle Bad Mortgage Allegations With $13B Payout to Feds
Who encouraged those loans, again?
Florida Prison Escapees Captured
Apparently, they escaped with notes from their mothers. Almost.
Polling Double Digits, LP Candidate Expected To Affect VA Governor's Race
Robert Sarvis puts the competition to shame
Experts Say Poor Design Cripples Obamacare Website
No clear timeline for fixing it. And don't ask the price.
Baylen Linnekin Interviews the Maker of New Documentary, Dog Days, on DC's Hot Dog Entrepreneurs
An excellent new documentary, which premieres next week at the Austin Film Festival, looks at the challenges faced by Washington, DC's food cart entrepreneurs.
Chinese Couple Allegedly Sold Their Baby Online To Get Money For iPhone
Face human trafficking charges
Reid: Cruz's Presidential Ambitions Hurt "Average Americans"
Not happy about his colleague's recent attempt to defund Obamacare
Dollar Hits Eight-and-a-Half Year Low Against Basket of Currencies
Reflects fears about state of U.S. economy
NSA Delayed Installing Anti-Leak Software at Base Where Snowden Worked
Software is designed to stop "insider threats"
David Petraeus Joining Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government
Former CIA director will be a senior fellow at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
Some British Muslims Offered Police Protection After Al Shabab Threat Video
Al Qaeda-linked Somali group threatening to kill those who criticize jihadis
New Law Says Medical Marijuana Sold From Oregon Dispensaries Must Be Tested For Pesticides
Will also need to be tested for mildew and mold
Missouri Teen Rape Case To Be Reopened
Family of victim claims they had to move because of threats
David Cameron "Agrees With the Principle" of Sending Texts to People Who May Be in the UK Illegally
Despite texts being sent to the wrong people in the past
AP Reporter Who Wrote Erroneous Report on Terry McAuliffe Suspended
Story implied McAuliffe lied to official investigating a death benefits scam, was later retracted
Men Could Face Criminal Charges For Pushing Over Rock Formation in Utah
Goblin Valley State Park
Ban Ki-moon Says He Was Not Told Saudi Arabia Wouldn't Take UN Security Council Seat
Protesting lack of intervention in Syria
School Across France Disrupted By Student Protests
Demonstrating against removal of foreign students
Sen. McConnell's Primary Challenger Endorsed By Senate Conservatives Fund
Matt Bevin eyeing the Kentucky seat
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker Criticizes Romney in New Book
Says the GOP presidential nominee did a bad job of presenting free market solutions to Americans
Court Rules That Gay Marriages Can Begin in NJ on Monday
Denied Gov. Christie's delay request
TSA Document Reveals The Agency Doesn't Think Terrorists in America Are Targeting Planes
But make sure you remember to take your shoes off
ICC Says Kenyan President Will Not Have To Attend All of His Trial
Kenyatta is accused of committing crimes against humanity
Obama Administration Reportedly Considering Easing Sanctions on Iran
May gradually unfreeze overseas funds
UN Investigator Urges US To Publish Drone Strike Data
Well, this is the most transparent administration in history, right?
Sen. Cruz Says He's Not in the Senate To Find 99 New Friends
Obamacare defunding strategy didn't please a lot of people
Some Republicans Seeing Drop in Campaign Contributions
Two-thirds of GOP House members elected since 2010 who signed letter in support of government shutdown over Obamacare seeing weaker fundraising
