Suicide Bombing Near Major US Base In Afghanistan Kills Three
A suicide bomber blew up a vehicle at the entrance of a major U.S. military base in eastern Afghanistan Wednesday.
Egypt Constitution Declared Passed By 64%
Egyptian voters overwhelmingly approved the Islamist-drafted constitution, authorities announced Tuesday in a blow to President Mohamed Morsi's secular and liberal foes.
Charles Durning Dies: Pictures Of The Character Actor's Long Career [SLIDESHOW]
Charles Durning, the character actor who was nominated for an Oscar for his role in “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas,” died Monday of natural causes in New York City. He was 89.
The Pentagon's Decade-Long Spending Spurt Is Over: Welcome To The New Austerity
U.S. defense spending was on the wane even before the threat of sequestration cuts, and more layoffs loom in the sector.
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Yen Falls Vs. Dollar Before Japan Transition
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Bo Obama, Spotlight Of The White House Christmas [VIDEO]
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Where's Santa Claus Now? U.S. Government's Tracker Competes With NORAD's
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White Christmas 2012: Northeast Snow Surprises Maryland, Pennsylvania Residents
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Twitter Disables Accounts For Graphic Child Abuse Images
Twitter has suspended a number of user accounts across the U.K. after they were found to have graphic images of child abuse.
Despite Political Turmoil In Egypt, Samsung, IBM, Intel, Oracle Are Investing Eagerly
A $1.45 billion investment and phone launch prove Egypt's new leadership has a friend among tech titans.
2012 Year In Review: Iran's Nukes: The Threat The West Forgot
A look back at a year and a time when a nuclear Iran was considered the greatest threat to the U.S.
Santa Tracker 2012: NORAD, Google Earth Provide Live Stream Of Where Santa Is
Where is Santa Claus right now? You can follow St. Nick on his Christmas Eve journey thanks to live streams and trackers from Google and NORAD.
2012 Year In Review: China's Big Year
China continued its steady march toward superpower status in 2012 amid a leadership shift, a major scandal and economic uncertainty.
2012 Year In Review: Malala Yousafzai, The Real Person Of The Year
The most compelling and important person was a girl from rural Pakistan who simply wanted to go to school.
Afghan Policewoman Kills NATO Contractor
An Afghan policewoman shot and killed on Monday a civilian contractor for the coalition forces in Afghanistan, news agencies reported citing Afghan police and NATO officials.
Russia, India Sign Arms Deals Worth Billions During Putin’s Visit
Moscow and New Delhi signed new arms deals worth billions of dollars Monday, during Russian President Vladimir Putin’s first trip to India since he began a new six-year term in May.
US Stock Futures Signal Lower Open Ahead Of Christmas Holiday
The U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open Monday as trading volume is expected to be low ahead of the Christmas holiday.
US Navy SEAL Commander Found Dead In Afghanistan In Apparent Suicide
The U.S. military officials have launched an investigation into the apparent suicide of a Navy SEAL commander in Afghanistan, the Defense Department said Sunday.
Crude Oil Futures Fall On Fiscal Cliff Worries
Crude oil prices declined during the Asian trading hours Monday as concerns about the fiscal cliff negotiations continued to weigh on the sentiment.
Asian Markets Rise Marginally Amid Quiet Trading
Asian markets rose marginally Monday as investors remained cautious with the Christmas period set to be quiet in terms of both economic data and political events.
US East And Gulf Coast Ports Strike Deadline Set For Sunday
December began with a major labor-management dispute on American docks, and the month may end the same way.
Tagg Romney: Mitt Romney 'Had No Desire' To Be President
Tagg Romney told the Boston Globe in a recent interview that his father Mitt Romney did not really want to be U.S. president.
'Call Me Crazy,' We Need Guards In Schools, LaPierre Says
The NRA leader kept on firing on "Meet the Press," saying "call me crazy" if it's nuts to put armed guards in schools.
White House Vows To Defend Kerry's Senate Seat
The White House is promising Democrats it will do all it can to hold the Massachusetts seat against a Scott Brown comeback.
NRA And Its Discontents: How To Argue About Guns With Your Right-Wing Friends
Here's a primer on the gun-ownership debate prompted by the recent mass shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
FISA Is Up For Renewal: Will The NSA Be Forced To Reveal Its Warrantless Wiretapping Campaign And Why The Agency Spies On Americans?
The FISA Amendments Act -- allowing the U.S. government to engage in warrantless wiretapping -- will likely be reauthorized before New Year's Day.
NRA's Suggestion To Arm Officers In Every School Criticized
Public opinion is turning against the National Rife Association after its president, Wayne LaPierre, said there should be an armed police officer in every U.S. school.
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