Thursday, Dec 27, 2012 7:39 AM UTC
Anonymous 2012: a year in review
It was a busy year for the global hacktivist collective Anonymous SLIDE SHOW
It was a busy year for the global hacktivist collective Anonymous SLIDE SHOW
Exclusive: The musician tells Salon he wants to know why his cultural ambassadorship was canceled last minute
The U.S. Embassy in Bahrain rescinds an invitation for a cultural exchange to the debauchery expert
For all the talk of starting at home, the US is still pouring billions into the Middle East. When will it stop?
Harsh emergency rule attempts to quash the kingdom’s anti-government uprising
Top stories include the release of the Boy Scouts' "perversion files" and the end of Newsweek's print magazine
Expect both candidates to pose and posture -- and ignore pressing issues like our mission in the Middle East
From a Chinese earthquake to the arrest of a leading lady, here's a look at what dominated the headlines this week
Lost in the fervor of Libya and Egypt is the growing turmoil in Bahrain, which could set the region aflame
18 representatives and three senators point to continued human rights abuses in letter to Hillary Clinton VIDEO
And the administration isn't saying what exactly is being given to the regime, which has attacked protesters
A top executive for the military contractor worked with lobbyists for Bahrain to publish Op-Ed defending the regime
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