Ottawa Shooting: Attack Highlights Government Security Vulnerabilities With Post-9/11 Terrorism
Ottawa is the latest in a rash of "lone wolf" attacks that reveals weaknesses in government building security and counterterrorism operations.
ISIS In Canada: The Biggest Terror Threat To Canada Could Come From Within Its Borders
After the Ottawa shooting and Quebec hit-and-run attack, experts believe radicalized Canadians will carry out copycat attacks.
Climate Change Fears: South Florida City Wants To Split With North, Form 51st State
South Miami leaders are worried Florida isn't doing enough to protect from sea level rise. Will a 51st American state emerge?
Income Inequality Doesn't Harm Upward Mobility, Scholars Argue
The popular notion that income inequality hinders the poor and middle classes from achieving the American dream may be wrong.
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With less than two weeks to go, several polls show the 2014 Senate race remains very competitive.
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Ebola Outbreak 2014: North Korea The Latest Country To Restrict Travel
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Iraqi Security Forces In Baghdad Set Up New Mobile Checkpoints To Prevent Car Bomb Attacks
Hundreds of people have died in the last two weeks in Baghdad. Iraqi police are looking for ways to fight back.
Libyan Leaders Threatened With Sanctions Amid Escalating Violence in Benghazi
Western nations are ready to crack down with sanctions on leaders they say incite the spreading chaos in Libya.
Only 4 Countries Of 41 Fulfilling Anti-Bribery Pledge
Japan, Ireland, Australia, Canada and others are doing little or nothing to crack down on companies that bribe foreign officials.
Ottawa Shooting: Prime Minister Stephen Harper Vows To Strengthen Anti-Terror Operations
Prime Minister Stephen Harper gave an emotional speech at Thursday's opening of Parliament following Wednesday's shooting spree.
China Human Rights Abuses 2014: Chinese Executed 2,400 Last Year, Tops Global Death Penalty List
China executed 2,400 people last year. The total number of executions for the rest of the world was 778 in 2013.
Russia To Expand Military Presence On Arctic Coast As Race For The North Heats Up
Russia is sending more troops up north into a thawing Arctic Circle, and one NATO member is already worried.
Venezuela’s Maduro Says Default Fears Are The Work Of Foreign Media
Venezuela's president lashed out at foreign news agencies for stoking fears that the country may default on its debt.
Vatican Cookbook Reveals Pope Francis’ Favorite Dishes
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Kenny G Says He Doesn't Support Hong Kong Protest, After Getting Warning From Beijing
The American musician goes into damage-control mode after getting flak from China, where he is a huge figure.
North Korea Closes Borders To Tourists Amid Ebola Virus Fears
North Korea will not admit any international tourists, effective immediately. The reason? Ebola fears.
ISIS Recruitment: Online Predator Asked Denver Teenagers To Come To Syria
An online predator convinced three Colorado teenagers to skip school -- and the country -- to join Islamic State militants.
ISIS Update: Airstrikes In Syria Kill Over 500 Militants, Iraqi Kurds Will Send Peshmerga To Kobani
U.S. airstrikes have killed 521 ISIS militants and 32 civilians since they began a month ago, according to a Syria watchdog group.
Alison Lundergan Grimes Polls Prompt DSCC To Reverse Decision To Cut Off Mitch McConnell Challenger
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Climate Change Politics Draw Dollars, Few Voters
Politicians on both sides are trying to get voters excited about environmental issues — if not for the midterms, then for 2016.
White House Fence Jumper Dominic Adesanya Mentally Ill, Father Says
Dominic Adesanya was paranoid and "heard voices," according to his father. He was subdued by K-9 dogs Wednesday on the White House lawn.
Kim Jong Un: North Korean Leader Ordered American Jeffrey Fowle’s Release, Says Pyongyang
North Korean officials said Wednesday that Kim Jong Un had personally ordered the release of detained American Jeffrey Fowle as a favor to the U.S.
Ebola Monitoring In The US: More Citizens Under Watch Per CDC Policy
Nearly a dozen people in Connecticut and the Seattle area are under close watch for signs of Ebola.
Ebola In New Jersey: Chris Christie Unveils Virus Response Plan
N.J. Gov. Chris Christie designated three hospitals to take in travelers displaying Ebola symptoms upon arrival at the Newark airport.
Christophe de Margerie Dead: Russian Prosecutors Detain More Suspects Over Total CEO's Death
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Gunmen Target Minority Hazaras In Pakistan, Kill 8 In Restive Baluchistan Province
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UN Investigator Urges China To Back Human Rights Case Against North Korea
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Afghanistan War: UK Lacked 'Clear And Achievable Strategy' Claim Military Leaders
Two former British army chiefs conceded that their troops were 'under-prepared and under-resourced' during the campaign in Afghanistan.
China Wants Closer Military Ties With Iran, Despite Nuclear Sanctions
The head of Iran's navy said that the country attached great importance to its ties with China, and was 'ready to enhance bilateral exchanges'.
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