India Summons US Diplomat To Respond To Claims That NSA Spied On BJP
Sen. John McCain was scheduled to hold talks with India's external affairs minister in New Delhi on Thursday.
Mohammed Abu Khudair Death: Netanyahu Orders Probe Into Possible Revenge Killing For Israeli Teens
The Israeli prime minister urged vigilantes on both sides not to take the law into their own hands.
Buddhist-Muslim Clashes Erupt In Mandalay, Myanmar, Triggered By Blog Post
Riot police stepped in to contain communal clashes in Mandalay after angry mobs ransacked Muslim-owned establishments.
US Container Ship Cape Ray To Receive, And Destroy, Chemical Weapons From Syria
The Cape Ray will destroy half of the 1,300 metric tons of chemical weapons it receives.
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Taliban Suicide Bomber Attacks Air Force Bus, Killing 8 And Injuring 13 In Kabul
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Iraqi Ambassador Says Government 'Desperately' Needs U.S. Intervention
The Iraqi ambassador to the U.S. said the government is running out of time and desperately needs military intervention.
Iraq's Order Of F-16 Fighter Jets Delayed As Russia Steps In With Better Alternative To Fight ISIS
Russia is providing Iraq with fighter jets to combat ISIS while U.S. F-16s won't be ready until the end of the year.
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Twitter isn’t taking down the extremists' grisly images, and the State Department may be fine with that.
Goldman Sachs Gender Discrimination Lawsuit: 7 Damning Claims, From Sexual Assault To Hiring Hookers, Outlined In Court Documents
Women were called "bimbos" and one female employee was terrified of reporting an alleged sexual assault, the documents claimed.
In The Face Of Expanding ISIS Caliphate, Iraqi Parliament Takes Weeklong Break It Can't Afford
Iraq's leaders took a week off negotiations for a new government -- with ISIS fighters at the gates of Baghdad.
Revenge Porn: Posting Sext Images, Videos Now Illegal In Colorado, Idaho, 7 Other States
The unauthorized posting of explicit pictures or videos of an ex-lover is now illegal in a number of US states, with more legislation pending.
Russian Ban On Public Swearing Starts Today
Legislation signed off by President Putin in May comes into effect today.
Kentucky’s Gay Marriage Ban Struck Down By Federal Judge
The judge's ruling is now on hold, pending the results of an appeal.
Supreme Court Won't Review California's Low-Carbon Fuel Rule, Giving Efforts In Other States A Boost
Environmental groups say the Supreme Court's decision could embolden efforts in the U.S. Northeast, Oregon and Washington to adopt low-carbon fuel standards.
Japan Overturns Ban On Military Fighting Overseas, And The Chinese Aren't Happy
And guess who isn't happy about the long-standing military policy shift? China.
Bomb Blast In Nigeria Leaves At Least 15 Dead
The latest attack by Nigeria's Islamic extremist group leaves at least 15 dead.
South Africa Metalworkers Begin Strike, Inciting Economic Fears
Just a week after a record-breaking strike ended, another bigger one has started.
Tropical Storm Arthur, First Of the Season, Forms Off Coast Of Florida
Tropical Storm Arthur just formed off the coast of Florida and is likely to gain strength.
Moran Atias, Omri Casspi, Bar Refaeli Mourn Kidnapped Teens On Social Media: 'They Killed Our Boys' [PHOTOS]
Israeli-born NBA player Omri Casspi called the deaths of the boys "an unspeakable tragedy."
Ukraine Crisis: As Cease-Fire Ends, Heavy Fighting Begins Anew In The East
Ukraine launched airstrikes following the end of the cease-fire on Monday.
'Islamic State In Jerusalem' Claims Killings Of Israeli Hebron Teenagers
The Palestinian jihadi group claimed responsibility for the abduction and killing of three Israeli students in Hebron.
Breaking The Pension Promise: Is Guaranteed Retirement Income Slipping Away For Americans?
In 1974, the U.S. said earned pension benefits could not be taken away. Today, a million face losing what they earned.
France Burqa Ban Upheld By European Court Of Human Rights
The court found that the banning of burqas and niqabs in public is not discriminatory.
Nicolas Sarkozy, Former French President, Taken Into Custody On Corruption Charges
The French leader's lawyer and two magistrates were arrested on Tuesday.
Iraqi Parliament Session Ends Abruptly As Sunnis, Kurds Fail To Return After Recess
Sunni and Kurdish representatives did not return from a short recess following less than an hour of discussion.
Boko Haram Intelligence Cell Leader Arrested In Connection To Abduction Of Chibok Girls
Two female suspects were also arrested during the military raid on a Boko Haram intelligence cell.
Hong Kong Democracy Protests Begin With Thousands Gathered At Victoria Park To Oppose Chinese Control
Protesters are demanding complete autonomy from China, which took over control of the city from the British in 1997.
ISIS Pledges To Free Palestine In Video As Group Declares Islamic Caliphate
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ISIS Mortar Attacks On Samarra Shrine Kill 6 Igniting Fears Of Larger Sectarian Conflict
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Xu Caihou Among High-Ranking Officials Expelled By China's Communist Party On Corruption Charges
More than 500 officials have been investigated by the Communist Party as part of its corruption purge, which began in November 2012.
Obama Promises Executive Order To Protect Transgender Federal Employees
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Israeli Jets Bomb Gaza Strip After 3 Teens Are Found Dead
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Maliki, Iraqi Leaders To Form New Government
Will Iraqi Prime Minister Maliki reach beyond his Shiite base in order to stay in power and hold off the insurgency?
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