Americans Die Younger Than Peers
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Technology showdown in the air of the South Pacific
The incoming president of South Korea, though, has already vowed to reach out to North Korea and soften her party's hard line stance
U.S. says it recognizes official Syrian opposition force as legitimate representatives of Syrian people
The National Intelligence Council presents possibilites for how the next 20 years might play out
Not China nor any other country will be replacing the U.S. Instead the report posits a multipolar world to come
Will work with Russia regarding Syria, but they want president to step down
Want to preemptively stop use of Sarin
The bill bans Russians accused of human rights abuses from entering the U.S.
Outraged at the suggestion that government polices might have something to do with self-immolations
Shared intelligence on counter-terrorism operations could have been among the property stolen from Switzerland's intelligence service
The French government has announced that it will support a resolution that would recognize a Palestinian state at the United Nations in a vote at the U.N. General Assembly this week.
Israel, Hamas facing internal pressure to hold a hard line
More Middle Eastern oil could head to China
Only 39 percent of those polled said they would call the relationship with the U.S. co-operative, down from 68 percent in 2010
American military bases in Asia and the Pacific might be sending another message
2012's federal government will spend three-and-a-half month's worth of money it doesn't actually have.
Between 10 and 20 U.S. warheads are based in Germany
U.S. dropped from fifth to seventh
History shows the benefits of positive reinforcement for Ankleted-Americans.
While the planet may not be saved, future climate change conferences have been.
Reason's science correspondent sends a second dispatch from the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Durban.
Third dispatch from the United Nations Climate Change conference in Cancun