Documents show Bashar al-Assad may have used the Iraqi air corridor to suppress Syrian rebels
More than 200 tons of "bank notes" from Moscow have helped keep Bashar al-Assad's regime afloat
Government officials refuse to say why the academic can't get a visa to see his family and receive treatment
Those weird pro-Putin op-eds on CNBC and the Huffington Post? Turns out they were placed by the country's PR firm
The army told Jim Butler his boy was killed by rocket-propelled grenade. Then he went searching for the truth
Before you start tweeting and sharing your pictures on Facebook, you might want to double-check your state's laws
Hurricane Sandy has forced health commissioners on state and city levels to reevaluate their disaster policies
Sandy's just the latest disaster to force patients to evacuate. A look at what goes wrong -- over and over
Montana authorities are investigating the activities of Western Tradition Partnership, a social welfare nonprofit
It's not just homeowners anymore. Big borrowing and zero oversight has left students drowning in debt
So much for anonymity. Across the country, companies are using web data to tailor the political ads you see online
The TSA hopes the decision will speed up checkpoints at busier travel hubs like LAX, O'Hare and JFK
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