Watch A US Navy Ship Use Laser To Shoot Down A Drone [VIDEO]
For now, it's just a successful test, but laser weapons aboard U.S. Navy ships work. And they're going to the Persian Gulf next.
I Got 99 Problems But Havana Ain't One: Did Beyonce and Jay-Z's Cuban Getaway Break The Law?
Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s recent trip to Cuba has drawn scrutiny from U.S. legislators who are demanding to know whether the celebrity power couple violated any laws.
Obama Budget 2014: Another Strategy To Divide Fragile GOP?
Lindsey Graham is encouraged by entitlement cuts in Obama's 2014 budget, but Speaker Boehner opposes holding entitlements hostage to taxes.
Chinese Colonel Calls H7N9 Bird Flu An American 'Bio-Psychological Weapon'
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China, Japan and South Korea have all taken action against North Korea's continuous threats of nuclear attack.
Barack Obama Remembers Margaret Thatcher (FULL-TEXT)
President Obama released the following statement in response to the passing of former U.K. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher:
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British-Asian Conservative MP Praises Margaret Thatcher (FULL-TEXT)
Priti Patel, a Conservative MP for Essex, is a woman of Indian descent and great admirer of Margaret Thatcher.
Irish Nationalist Leader Blasts Margaret Thatcher, Even After Her Death (FULL TEXT)
Gerry Adams, the leader of Sinn Fein, blasted Margaret Thatcher.
Proposed ‘Revenge Porn’ Bill Will Make It A Felony to Share Naked Photos, Sex Tapes in Florida
Under a proposed bill, sharing nude photos and video of others without consent in Florida could land you up to five years in jail.
Margaret Thatcher Dies: Global Reaction Pouring In For Polarizing 'Iron Lady'
Margaret Thatcher remains a divisive figure, even in death.
Margaret Thatcher, Former British Prime Minister, Dies At 87 From A Stroke
Margaret Thatcher has died at age 87 from a stroke. She was the only woman to serve as prime minister in U.K. history.
Indonesian Court Upholds Death Sentence Against Briton Lindsay Sandiford For Smuggling 10.6 LB Cocaine To Tropical Island Bali
An Indonesian court Monday rejected the appeal of a 56-year-old British woman facing death penalty on charges of smuggling cocaine.
WikiLeaks Public Library Of US Diplomacy (PlusD): A Searchable Database With Over 2 Million Records Revealing Secrets Of America’s Diplomatic History
Late Sunday, the infamous publisher of secret classified documents launched the Public Library of U.S. Diplomacy, or PlusD.
North Korea To Pull 55,000 People From Kaesong Industrial Complex, Run Jointly With South Korea
Another week, another threatening move: North Korea announces a provocative act du jour.
Pune Bus Driver Santosh Mane Who Killed Nine In India Handed Death Penalty; Judge Rules Out 'Fit Of Insanity' Plea By Defense Lawyer
A bus driver in India, who went on a rampage killing nine people and injuring 37, in the city of Pune, was handed the death penalty Monday.
Musharraf’s Candidature For Pakistan Parliamentary Elections In May Wins Approval; Apex Court Summons Musharraf For Treason, Adds His Name To ECL
Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf was granted approval Sunday to contest in the parliamentary elections to be held in May.
North Korea Seen Preparing For A Fourth Nuclear Test; Japan Orders Shooting Down Of North's Missile
Activities in North Korea’s main nuclear testing facility in recent days point to a possible preparation for a fourth nuclear test.
Air Traffic Control Towers Saved From Sequester, For Now
FAA will delay the closure of 149 federal contract air traffic control towers until June 15 amid legal challenges and safety concerns.
Paracel Islands Cruise? China Invites Tourists To Disputed South China Sea
The Paracel Islands may sound exotic, but cruises beginning next month will sail right into the middle of the South China Sea conflict.
Beyonce, Jay Z Cuba Trip Legality Questioned By Congress
The legality of the Cuban trip taken by Beyonce and Jay-Z has been questioned by some Florida lawmakers.
Fidel Castro Urges North Korea Not To Make War With The United States
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In Egypt, Coptic Christians Clash With Muslims Over Murders
At least five people have been killed in cities just north of Cairo during violent outbreaks between Muslims and Coptic Christians.
Kansas Vs. North Dakota: Who's More Anti-Abortion?
How does Kansas' "personhood" bill, passed by the Legislature Friday, stack up against North Dakota's anti-abortion law?
Kerry Urges Turkey And Israel To Normalize Ties
John Kerry is back in the Middle East, trying to restore ties between Israel and Turkey.
US Mourns Young Diplomat Killed In Afghanistan
An Illinois woman killed in Afghanistan Saturday is the first U.S. diplomat to die in the line of duty since Benghazi.
Chinese Issue Veiled Warning To North Korea
South Korea says the North may be readying another missile test within days, as Xi Jinping chides his ally.
EU Aims At Big Game In The Euro Hunt: Bank Depositors With €100,000-Plus
Big-money bank depositors in the European Union have good reason to believe there are targets on their backs.
North Korea: Foreign Embassies Ignore Evacuation Warning, Diplomats Stay Put In Pyongyang
No foreign embassies have chosen to leave Pyongyang despite warnings from North Korea.
Biden Salary: Vice President Holding Off On Salary Cut After Obama Announces 5% Pay Cut
Joe Biden won't take a pay cut until it's clear whether his staff members will be affected by the sequestration.
6 Americans, Doctor Killed In Separate Afghan Attacks
Six Americans and an Afghan doctor were killed in Afghanistan on Friday during two separate attacks.
International Consortium Of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ): Release Of ‘Secrecy For Sale: Inside The Global Offshore Money Maze’ Ignites Worldwide Reaction
ICIJ's investigation into the concealed world of tax havens and those who use them has made waves around the world.
2 Dead At Day Care: 2 Men Dead In Gatineau, Quebec, Shooting; Police Identify One Man As Robert Charron
Two men including a gunman died after a shooting at a Quebec day care on Friday.
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