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As U.S. forces continue to draw down in Afghanistan with the Taliban, allies of al-Qaida, still occupying most of the country, it’s difficult to see what was achieved in the...
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Article by Wn.com Correspondent Dallas Darling While it is not confirmed that North Korea's Kim Jong Un executed his uncle by feeding him to a pack of hungry dogs, what is...
Huffington Post
Many in the mainstream media, itself at times a target of illegal snooping, have dismissed Edward Snowden's Christmas greeting as delusional and demagogic. MSNBC's Lawrence...

French soldiers patrol under the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Sunday, Oct. 3, 2010.
We need to thank Newsweek for filling our New Year with joy. There is so much ineptness in a recent article by Janine di Giovanni aimed at destroying France -- now a specialty of the magazine. "French bashing" is trendy again among Anglo-Saxons! Yet...
photo: AP / Laurent Cipriani
FILE - In this April 5, 2013 file photo, Spain's Princess Cristina walks towards her office in Barcelona, Spain. A Spanish court has subpoenaed Princess Cristina, the daughter of Spain's King Juan Carlos, as a suspect of tax fraud and money laundering, the latest blow to the royal family's reputation. Palma de Mallorca court judge Jose Castro on Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014 ordered the 48-year-old princess to appear March 8 for questioning concerning investments and finances relating to her partnership with her husband Inaki Urdangarin in a firm called Aizoon.
MADRID (AP) — A Spanish court has subpoenaed Princess Cristina, the daughter of Spain's King Juan Carlos, as a suspect in an investigation of alleged tax fraud and money laundering, the latest blow to the royal family's reputation. Palma de Mallorca...
photo: AP / Manu Fernandez
Restes d'Homo Sapiens del Paleolític Superior, procedents de la cova del Parpalló, Museu de Prehistòria de València, Spain
Tweet Washington, Jan. 7 (ANI): Researchers have discovered some of the earliest evidence for widespread tooth decay in humans. The new proof comes from skeletal remains of Stone-Age hunter-gatherers, who...
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A woman looks out of a window covered in frost on a bus in Bucharest, Romania, Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012.
By Nick Carrey & Kim Palmer on 10:53 am January 7, 2014. Category International, World Tags: United States, US cold snap The Chicago skyline is seen beyond the arctic sea smoke rising off Lake Michigan in Chicago, Illinois, January 6, 2014. A blast...
photo: AP / Vadim Ghirda
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov walk and talk
January 06: UN leader Ban Ki-moon has sent invitations to 30 countries to attend a Syria peace conference this month, but did not include Iran, a spokesman said. US Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will meet on...
photo: Public Domain / State Department
Janet Yellen, vice chair of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, places her name plate at her seat at the International Monetary Conference in Shanghai, China, Monday, June 3, 2013.
Janet Yellen, a key force behind the Federal Reserve's unprecedented and controversial efforts to boost the US economy, has been confirmed by the Senate to lead the central bank just as it begins to unwind that stimulus. When she succeeds Ben...
photo: AP / Eugene Hoshiko
FIFA President Joseph Blatter announces Qatar to host the 2022 soccer World Cup in Zurich, Switzerland, Thursday, Dec.2, 2010.
"Brazil has just realized what it means to organize a World Cup," Blatter said in an interview with Swiss newspaper 24 Heures. "They started a lot too late." Join the Discussion Delays have included financial problems, worker safety issues and...
photo: AP / Michael Probst