Government Building Torched in Egypt Fighting
Doesn't look good
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At Least 10 Killed, 120 Wounded in Beirut Blast at Hezbollah Stronghold
Syrian civil war spilling over
California School District Suspends Social Media Policy After Student Protests
Pressure from attorneys also helped
Investigators Going Through Alabama UPS Crash Wreckage
NTSB looking to retrieve recorders
Orange County, Fla. Sheriff: "We are a paramilitary organization"
11 new deputies sworn in
Dead Star 6,500 Light Years Away May Be Strongest Magnetic Field in Universe
Previously thought to have had an unusually low magnetic field
NYPD Investigating Assault on Gay Couple in Midtown Manhattan as Hate Crime
City council members as well as mayoral candidate Christine Quinn all trying to capitalize
Judge Judy's DA Son Suing Local NY Sheriff For Allegedly Interfering in Child Rape Case
DA Adam Levy's personal trainer and friend was accused of raping a 13-year-old girl
Chris Christie to Endorse Republican Candidate for Senate, Not Do Anything Else For Him
Steve Lonegan is facing Cory Booker in a special election following Frank Lautenberg's death
California Couple Awarded $4 Million for Warrantless Raid
Man had to have his foot amputated, cops also shattered pregnant woman's collar bone
Obama Not Using His Presidential Powers to Alleviate Prison Sentences and be "Smart on Crime"
Only one person granted an early release by the president, and he has a lower clemency rate than any other modern president
Feds to Spend $67 Million on Grants for Obamacare "Navigators"
To help people understand the options available
Russia Far From Only Country With Anti-Gay Laws
World leaders resisting calls to boycott 2014 Winter Olympics
Fidel Castro Says North Korea Provided Cuba With Free Weapons in the 1980s
Pens first essay in four months
Zoologists Discover New Mammal Species in Andes Rain Forests
The olinguito is a member of the raccoon family
Nearly 1,500 South African Police Officers Have Been Convicted of "Serious Offenses"
The majority while already employed as police; crimes range from aiding an escapee to rape and murder
African Union Troops Accused of Raping 20-Year-Old Woman in Mogadishu
Said they were arresting her for terrorism, gang raped in a military camp according to a Somali women's network
Iraq Interior Ministry: Won't Let Al Qaeda Turn Country Into Syria
34 dead in car bombings across Baghdad as sectarian violence continues
Egypt Death Toll Tops 500 as Protests, Violence Continues
Government cracking down on Muslim Brotherhood
New Paraguayan President Sworn-In, Labeled Head of a Drug Trafficking Organization in a Wikileaks State Dept. Cable
Never voted for president before
Mass. State Police Upset No One Called Them After Two Teens Rode on Back of Tractor-Trailer
Lots of people took pictures and posted them on Facebook, the police said, but nobody called them
Pakistani and Indian Troops Exchange Fire at Kashmir Border
De-facto border remains disputed
St. Louis Alderwoman Pushing To Ban Pants Below the Waist
Says, "This is an absolutely vulgar display of disrespect not only to every other human being that has to look at it but also to themselves"
Obama Condemns Recent Violence in Egypt
Says, "Democratic transitions are measure not in months, or even in years, but sometimes in generations"
GOP 2016 Hopefuls Try To Distance Themselves From Romney
Looking to reach out to working-class voters, something they think Romney didn't do
Poll: One in 10 Americans Have Taken Drugs Prescribed for Someone Else
A quarter of those using drugs they are not prescribed are using them to get high
German Chancellor Angela Merkel Launches Her Re-Election Campaign
Election will be held on September 22
White House: Broadband Initiative a "Non-Brainer"
$4-6 billion proposal aims to expand high-speed internet to almost all schools
