Microsoft Faces a New Anti-Trust Probe, in China This Time
Company was target of U.S., EU and China probes previously
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More Sanctions for Russia Because the Other Sanctions Didn't Work
Foreign policy in a nutshell.
Medicare Collapsing Slightly Less Quickly
The conveyer belt to insolvency slows down just a bit.
France Offering Asylum to Christians Driven from Iraq
They've been told to convert, pay fines, or face death.
Spying on Everybody Threatens a Free Press Says Groups, Common Sense
Human Rights Watch and ACLU put out joint report
Quarantine in Liberia
The Liberian president has closed border crossings and quarantined areas affected by the Ebola outbreak.
Steve Chapman: Is Obama to Blame for the World's Crises?
In practice, our interventions often exact a terribly high price for a dismal result.
Canada Gets SWAT-Mania: Troubled Man Removed From Plane by Tactical Team (and Fighter Jets)
"A little bit out of hand," says security expert.
Baylen Linnekin: Why Government Menu Mandates Are Not Curing Obesity
Obesity rates may be leveling off or even falling.
Rand Paul's 'Third Way' Proposals to Attract Minorities to GOP
"Three out of four people in prison right now for non-violent crimes are black or brown."
BuzzFeed Writer Caught Plagiarizing. You Won't Believe What Happens Next.
Plus 26 reasons why you shouldn't copy and paste from Wikipedia.
Palestinians Accuse Israel of War Crimes in Gaza
Officials filed a complaint Friday to the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
Paul Ryan Backs Boehner Lawsuit, Says GOP Can 'Walk and Chew Gum at the Same Time'
"I will vote for it," the Wisconsin Republican said on MSNBC.
Impact of Colorado's Gun Background Check Law Was 'Vastly Overstated'
Even Democrats are questioning whether the Legislature misallocated millions of taxpayer dollars based on the flawed estimate.
