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2014 NDAA, Now In Senate, Could Finally Mean The End Of Guantanamo

Years after Obama issued an executive order for Guantanamo's closure, a Senate bill could finally spell the end of the controversial military prison.

Tatarstan Airlines Crash Emblematic Of Russia’s Poor Aviation Safety Record

The Tatarstan Airlines flight that crashed Sunday, killing 50 people, was making a second attempt to land.

Did Lee Harvey Oswald Kill JFK? The Top Five Conspiracy Theories As The 50th Anniversary Of The JFK Assassination Nears

Did Lee Harvey Oswald assassinate President John F. Kennedy? Or was he killed as a result of a conspiracy? Here's a rundown of five conspiracy theories.

JFK Assassination Conspiracy Theories: John Kerry Has 'Doubts' Lee Harvey Oswald Acted Alone In Killing John F. Kennedy

John Kerry says he doubts the official explanation that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, during an interview for the 50th anniversary of the JFK assassination.

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Mexico Recognizes 171 Cases Of Cholera; Is There An Epidemic Coming?

The Haitian cholera outbreak of 2010 has reached Mexico. Are we in danger of a Pan-American epidemic?

Delhi To Havana: Indian Vice President To Visit Cuba, Hopes To Increase Bilateral Trade, Cultural Exchanges

India has enjoyed warm relations with Cuba for more than a half century.

Peso Cubano or Peso Convertible? Cuba Ending Double Currency In Hopes Of Stabilizing Economy

In an attempt to stabilize its harmed and vulnerable economy, Cuba has decided to unify its monetary system.

Celia Cruz Google Doodle Celebrates 88th Birthday Of 'Queen Of Salsa' [PHOTO]

Google changed its homepage logo on Tuesday in tribute to the renowned "Queen of Salsa," Celia Cruz.

Women In Power: Where In The World Do Women Hold The Most Seats In Parliament?

Most female parliamentarians are in Latin American and sub-Saharan African countries.

Ukraine’s Banking System Vulnerable To Currency Devaluation, Slowdown In Capital Inflows

The ex-Soviet republic is also struggling with an economic contraction, a trade deficit, dwindling foreign currency reserves and debt.

Tropical Storm Karen May Become Hurricane By Friday: Gulf Coast In Projected Path; Warnings In Effect From Louisiana To Florida

With Karen just off the coast of Mexico and heading north-northwest, hurricane watches are in effect for parts of the Gulf Coast.

NSA Spied On Martin Luther King Jr, Muhammad Ali And Other Prominent Americans When Vietnam War Protests Peaked

King and other American public figures were targeted in the late 1960s and early 1970s when protests against the Vietnam War peaked.

Robot That Crossed Pacific Ocean Took Notes Along The Way For Scientists To Study

California company Liquid Robotics held a contest to find the best use of data from its robots' trans-Pacific journey.

World’s Oldest Man, Salustiano Sanchez, Dies At 112

The world's oldest man, Salustiano Sanchez from New York, passed away on Friday at the age of 112.

US Economic Freedom Is At Lowest Point Since 2000 [MAP]

The United States, which ranked 10th on the Economic Freedom Index, scored 76, the lowest it has scored since 2000.

Cuba-To-Florida Swimmer Says She Is 'Through With The Ocean'

Diana Nyad has gained fame for her 110-mile swim to raise money for hurricane, bombing, and tornado victims.

Diana Nyad Completes Cuba To Florida Swim With New Anti-Jellyfish Technology

When swimming from Cuba to Florida, you'll need to pack a silicone face mask and other anti-jellyfish gear.

A plainclothes and a uniformed police officer stand in front of a court in Hanoi.

Vietnam: A Police State Where One-In-Six Works For Security Forces

One-in-six working people in Vietnam are employed in the regime’s massive state security force network

Is Ted Cruz Canadian? How To Renounce Citizenship And Why It Probably Won’t Quell The Controversy For Texas Senator

How Republican Sen. Texas Cruz must renounce his Canadian citizenship and why it might not help him.

Ted Cruz Renouncing Canadian Citizenship: ‘Nothing Against Canada But I’m American By Birth’

The Republican senator said he was told as a youth that he could choose Canadian or American citizenship, so he went for the U.S.

263 Arrested Gang Sweep: Federal Agents Bust MS-13 Gang Members Across The U.S.

Federal agents announced the arrest of hundreds of MS-13 gang members in a nationwide sweep.

Nigeria Becomes The First African Country To Ratify International Arms Trade Treaty

The treaty known as ATT hasn't gained much traction globally, but proponents hope more nations will be inspired to follow Nigeria's lead.

After North Korea- Bound Cargo Seizure, Panama Warns Canal Users To Declare Everything

After the incident with illegal Cuban cargo bound for North Korea, Panama tells all countries using the canal that they need to come clean.

Cuba Is Looking To Solar Power To Help Its Energy Mix Since It Relies Heavily On Oil Imports

Cuba's first solar farm is located 190 miles east of Havana in the central province of Cienfuegos.

Ecuador’s Rafael Correa Reveals That He Was Aware Of Hugo Chavez’s Terminal Condition

Ecuador's Rafael Correa revealed that knew about Chávez's deteriorating health months before the president died.

World’s Oldest Man, Salustiano Sanchez, Is 112, A Self-Taught Musician Living In New York Whose Hobbies Include Gardening

Salustiano Sanchez, at 112, has been named the world's oldest man by Guinness World Records. Sanchez currently lives in upstate New York.

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