Rep Jon Huntsman Jr’s Presidential Campaign Hits Strategy Trouble
His campaign is taking time to take off and seeing some personnel shake-ups
North Korea Envoy to Visit U.S.; Nuclear Talks Likely to Resume
A top North Korea diplomat will visit New York this week to explore resuming six-country nuclear negotiations that ended in 2008 when North Korea walk out of talks.
Iran Blames U.S. and Israel for Scientist’s Death
Ali Larijani, Iran's parliamentary speaker on Sunday blamed the United States and Israel for the killing of an Iranian scientist reports Reuters.
Anders Behring Breivik: Homegrown Terrorist or Narcissistic Killer?
While it is clear that Breivik had held radical Christian views and was a confirmed anti-Muslim, there is still no conclusive evidence to suggest that he had sculpted himself into a homegrown terrorist with established agenda. It is possible that the attacker was a demented, narcissistic killer who was misguided by the notion of a single person being able to change the world.
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China's former fugitive arrested in Beijing
Former Chinese fugitive, Mr Lai was immediately arrested after landing in Beijing on Saturday, he had been put on a Beijing-bound Air Canada flight from Vancouver Friday after a court cleared the way Thursday for his extradition
Obama, Boehner Back at Debt Deal Table
House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, took pains to underscore that not only have the debt deal talks resumed, he says all parties are working toward an agreement. Time certainly is of the essence: the U.S. has less than 10 days to raise the debt ceiling and avoid a default.
World Leaders Express Outrage Over Oslo Killings
Norwegian police have arrested a 32-year-old gunman Anders Behring Breivik in connection with the killings.
Oslo Bombing: Norway Gunman Went on 90 Minute Shooting Spree
Suspected gunman Anders Behring Breivik went on a 90 minute shooting spree on Friday on an island near Oslo where at least 85 people have been confirmed dead, Norwegian police said Saturday.
Oslo Bomb Similar to Oklahoma City Device: Police Official
The twin attacks in Norway have thus far killed at least 91 people.
Norway Unprepared for Terror Acts: WikiLeaks
U.S. authorities were apparently so flustered by Norway’s inability to grasp the threat posed by terrorists that they had to “press” their Norwegian counterparts to deal with the topic seriously.
Norway Gunman Fired Shots for Hour and a Half
The gunman accused of killing dozens of people on an island near Oslo on Friday shot at a group of people for a period of about an hour and a half, Norwegian police said Saturday.
Belgian Law Banning Islamic Veils Comes Into Effect
After France, Belgium is the second European state to enforce such a prohibition
Iranian Nuclear Physicist Killed in Tehran; Mossad Blamed
The Iranian Students News Agency (Isna) identified him as Daryoush Rezaei.
Police Statement on Amy Winehouse Death [Text]
Amy Winehouse was found dead at her London home at 3:54 p.m. local time and her death is being treated as ‘unexplained’ by police.
No Smiles in Grim Scene at White House: Obama, Leaders Meet to Avoid U.S. Default [PHOTOS]
Top House and Senate leaders arrived at the White House on Saturday in a meeting called by President Barack Obama with the aim of advancing a negotiation to avert a federal default.
Profile Emerging of Norwegian Mass Murderer
The Norwegian man arrested and charged in connection with the bombing attacks in Oslo has been described by media as a Christian fundamentalist with extreme right-wing views.
Key South Sudanese Rebel Chief Killed
According to BBC, Gai was lured into a trap by army officers who murdered him.
Severe U.S. Heat Wave Prompts Health Warnings
The heat wave across parts the Midwest and East Coast continues on Thursday.
Hugo Chavez Returns to Cuba for More Cancer Treatments
This first cycle has been completed successfully, he told Venezuelan state TV.
Obama Summons Boehner for Emergency Debt Ceiling Talks at White House
President Barack Obama summoned House Speaker John Boehner to White House after the Republican from Ohio threw the debt ceiling talks into disarray by withdrawing from discussions.
Strong 6.5 Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Japan; No Tsunami Alert
Earthquake measuring 6.5 on Richter Scale rocked Japan's Northeastern Pacific coast of Miyagi prefecture on Saturday, but according to Japan Meteorological Agency there is no danger of a tsunami.
More Than 80 Dead in Oslo, Utoya Attacks; Norwegian National Held
The death toll in the twin attacks that hit Norway on Friday has gone beyond 80, even as police have arrested a Norwegian national suspected of carrying out the gun and bomb attack.
Nato Kills 50 Insurgents in Afghanistan; Should NATO Really Withdraw From Afghanistan?
Nato and Afghan special forces killed more than 50 militants in a major operation against the Haqqani network in eastern Afghanistan, Nato-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) said on Friday.
British PM Cameron Lands in Soup Over Hiring Coulson
The British PM David Cameron has come under fire for hiring Andy Coulson as his Director of Communications.
Islamist Rebels Prevent Aid to Somalia
Islamist extremist group Al-Shabab has said that international agencies it had banned from its territory would not be allowed to return to help the Somali population with aid for the famine.
FAA Partial Shutdown; Airline Ticket-buyers Can Get Cheaper Tickets
The FAA partial shutdown resulted in cheaper airline tickets. However, thousands of employees will be laid off starting Friday at midnight.
Oslo Explosion a Terrorist Attack?
Was the Friday blast at Norway's political HQ a political act?
Oslo Terrorist Attacks: Police Make First Arrest
Two separate attacks in Oslo are thought to be the work of terrorists.
Oslo Terrorist Suspect is Norwegian Citizen
Norway's Prime Minister has promised to find the guilty and hold them responsible.
Oslo Explosion: Norwegian Arrested, Police Believes Attacks Were Linked [VIDEO]
A 32-year-old Norwegian man was taken into custody Friday following two attacks on that killed approximately 17 people.
Obama Says U.S. 'Out of Time' on Debt Deal
President Barack Obama said Friday that time for negotiations had ended after House Speaker John Boehner broke off talks on reaching a deal to raise the federal debt limit and handle the United States' long term debts and deficits.
'Moose'-sized Texan Baby Raises Fear of Childhood Obesity [PHOTO]
A baby nicknamed Moose was born in Texas last week. He weighed in at over 16 pounds. JaMichael Brown's birth weight came as quite a shock to American media.
Kate's Wedding Dress on Display at Buckingham Palace Exhibition (Photos)
Kate Middleton’s stunning wedding dress along with her satin, earring and lacy shoes will be on display at the Buckingham Palace during the summer annual exhibition.
Debt Deal 'Not Close' Boehner says
House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, said Friday there is no agreement in private on a debt deal and that negotiators are not close to an agreement. That left official Washington wondering, on a sweltering 100-degree day, if the talks have reached another impasse, of if Boehner is merely deploying that old beltway tactic of 'rhetoric for dollars'?
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