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Israel, Gaza Lurch Toward All-Out War

Israelis and Palestinians alike braced for an escalation of the Gaza conflict, and a possible land invasion.

Uruguay's Farmer President Shuns Wealth

Uruguayan President Jose Mujica would rather live on a small farm located on the outskirts of the capital Montevideo than the upscale residence provided by the state.

Shirtless Photo Of FBI Agent Involved In Petraeus Sex Scandal Revealed

A shirtless photo of FBI agent Fred Humphries has been leaked after his involvement in the David Petraeus sex scandal was revealed. The photo, which depicts Humphries without a shirt standing next to two mannequins, was released by the Seattle Times.

Vietnam's Prime Minister Urged To Resign

In a televised parliamentary meeting, Vietnam's prime minister was challenged to resign from leadership amidst the nation's failing economy.

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As Cambodians Cry For Justice, Obama Must Decide How To Execute The Asian Pivot

Eight Cambodians were arrested for sending an SOS to Obama ahead of the Asean summit. Will the United States respond to their plea?

Millionaires To Obama: Tax Us More To Avert Fiscal Cliff, 'We Can Take It'

A group of "Patriotic Millionaires" are calling on President Obama to increase taxes on the wealthy to help avoid the fiscal cliff.

China 'Selected Seven' Announced: Reformists Or Not At The Top?

China's new top 7-member governing body was announced Thurs., including future President Xi Jinping - creating a new direction opportunity.

Marine, newly-elected France's far-right National Front political party leader, and Le Pen (L), former party leader, attend the National Front annual congress in Tours

Jean-Marie Le Pen: New Biography Depicts National Front Leader As Narcissistic, Egocentric

A new biography of Jean-Marie Le Pen, suggests he is not a Nazi and did not torture prisoners in Algeria.

Sen. Marco Rubio Says Upcoming Iowa Trip Isn't A Presidential Feeler, Talks Benghazi

Marco Rubio is going to Iowa next week, but he's focusing more on how the GOP can regain the trust of Hispanic voters and what actually happened that fateful day in Benghazi, Libya.

Jindal: Romney Is ‘Absolutely Wrong’ Saying Obama Won Re-Election With ‘Gifts’

The governor of Louisiana called out Romney, and that's not all: He also said Republicans must stop dividing American voters.

Hamas to Israel: 'You Have Opened The Gates Of Hell' As World Begins To Chose Sides

As Israel and Gaza escalate their attacks, world leaders begin to choose sides in this latest Mideast gladiator fight.

Economic Mobility Increasingly Difficult Because of Income Inequality

Wage inequality, the surge in investment income, and cuts to the social safety net are making it hard for low-income Americans to ascend.

Gen. David Petraeus To Give Benghazi Testimony Friday

The former CIA head says his resignation has nothing to do with the Benghazi affair. Lawmakers will question him Friday.

Pakistan Executes Convicted Criminal, But Death Penalty Rarely Carried Out

Despite its image as a violent and repressive country, executions are quite rare in Pakistan.

Police in Bellvue, Wash., admitted Friday to coming to terms with the "real possibility" that a 2-year-old whose mother notified them of his disappearance Sunday could die before they or anyone from the FBI can find him, The Associated Press rep

Frederick W. Humphries II, The F.B.I. Agent Who Propelled Jill Kelley's Complaint, Was A Hard-Charging Counterterrorism Expert [REPORT]

Frederick Humphries had experience foiling terrorists plots and followed his dogged instincts in the Paula Broadwell investigation.

Debris-Strewn Beach In Post-Sandy Sea Gate

Brooklyn's Hardest-Hit Struggle In Sandy's Aftermath

Walking the streets of upscale Sea Gate, on Brooklyn's Coney Island, Hurricane Sandy's wrath is still devastatingly evident, two weeks after the storm.

Cossacks In Moscow? Legendary Warriors To Crack Down On Street Vendors, Bad Parking

Russian Cossacks will don throwback uniforms and take to the streets in Moscow to enforce security alongside police.

Ron Paul Bids Farewell To Congress, Says Constitution Has Failed

In his farewell speech Wednesday after a 23-year-long stint in the Congress, Texas Republican Ron Paul criticized the successive governments for failing the Constitution.

Myanmar To Free 452 Prisoners Before Obama’s Landmark Visit

In an apparent gesture of goodwill, Myanmar would free 452 political prisoners ahead of U.S. President Barack Obama’s landmark visit to that country, state media reported Thursday.

It’s Official: Xi Jinping Takes Over As China's Communist Party Leader

Xi Jinping won a strong mandate Thursday to become the new president of the world’s most populous country while Li Keqiang was chosen the new premier.

Romney: Obama Won By 'Gifts' To Youth, Minorities

Mitt Romney blamed his defeat Wednesday on President Barack Obama’s “gifts” to blacks, Hispanics and young voters during his first term.

Reid Declares Cybersecurity Bill Dead For This Congress

A U.S. cybersecurity bill opposed by business and privacy groups, was dead after it failed a second test vote, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Wednesday evening.

San Francisco Sued Over Proposed Public Nudity Ban

San Francisco has been sued by nudists over a proposed ban on nudity. The nudists claim that the proposed ban is an attack on their civil rights.

FBI Agent Who Sparked Petraeus Probe Identified

The FBI agent who first brought the case of David Petraeus' affair to the bureau has been identified as Frederick Humphries, CBS News reported Wednesday night.

UN Calls For End To US Embargo Of Cuba

The United Nations has called for an end to the U.S. embargo of Cuba that has been in place for over half a century.

Bronco Bama Girl Relieved Obama Won Re-Election [VIDEO]

Abigael has gone viral again after her mother, Elizabeth Evans, posted video of the girl’s reaction to the end of the election last Wednesday.

As China Changes Leadership, Taiwan Looks On With Hope -- And Amusement

Seen from Taiwan, China's leadership change is a hopeful moment -- but not without some amusing twists.

Israeli Foreign Minister Warns They May 'Topple Abbas' If Palestinians Win UN Bid

An Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman position paper reveals the ways Israel may "punish" the Palestinians for seeking statehood at the U.N.

F.B.I. Adds Two Names To Its Most Wanted Terrorist List, One An Alabama Man

Omar Hammami is an Alabama man fighting with al Qaeda-linked al-Shahaab in Somalia

FEMA Sets 'Temporary Fix' For L.I. Houses Hit By Sandy

Thousands of Long Island residents whose houses were damaged by Superstorm Sandy will be eligible for a new “temporary fix” program with aid from FEMA.