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Anonymous reflects on a “frantic and historic” year
Natasha Lennard
Anons talks about their cyberactivist highlights of 2012, the impact of arrests and who can speak for Anonymous
Putin says he will ban US adoptions of Russian children
Natasha Lennard
Critics in Russia and abroad accuse the president of playing politics with children's lives
2012: Global warming became reality
Seth Borenstein
Record melting of Arctic Ocean ice. Record heat and droughts. New York under water. Believe climate change now?
Addressing global warming: Earth’s New Year’s resolution
Rebecca Solnit
This is no longer an issue for environmentalists. Our children's lives are at stake, and it's time to act
2 seals join polar bears on endangered list
Dan Joling
More species struggling because of drastic loss of sea ice
5 reasons global warming is more terrifying than you think
Tara Lohan
The increased threat of natural disasters is only half the story. Prepare yourself for flesh-eating fungi
Guns have never saved us
Michael Lind
Second Amendment defenders misread history: Armed citizens did not win our freedom and would not protect it
Russia backtracks on Assad failure comments
Vladimir Isachenkov
Comments from the foreign ministry suggest Moscow will continue to support Syrian ally
US blocks UN telecom treaty
Associated Press
Countries like China and Iran sought increased controls of cyberspace
North Korea launches long-range rocket
Allison Jackson
North Korea has launched its second long-range rocket of 2012
North Korea launches a long-range rocket
Matthew Pennington
The US has called the surprise launch of an object into orbit a "provocative act"
Damascus under siege
Hugh Macleod, A Reporter in Syria
As Syrian rebels close in on the nation's capital, residents are bracing for a bloody fight
5 signs the UFO community can’t take a joke
Alex Kane
Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev makes a crack about aliens, and conspiracists promptly lose their minds
Chinese economy may surpass the U.S. by 2030
Priyanka Boghani
The National Intelligence Council reports that Asia could overtake both North America and Europe combined
Egypt may not be an Islamic state after all
Jonathan Adelman
The Muslim Brotherhood faces a long, uphill battle as it seeks to consolidate its power
Medvedev: Russian presidents get secret files on aliens
Associated Press
Each leader, he says, gets two files about extraterrestrials who have stayed on earth
Will Latin America offer Assad asylum?
Simeon Tegel
The region has a troubled history of housing disgraced foreign despots -- and the Syrian dictator could be next
Has Syria crossed the chemical weapon “red line”?
Natasha Lennard
Reports of Assad's nerve gas bombs have U.S. officials "concerned," but why the focus on chemical warfare?
Don’t hold your breath for bilateral discussions with Iran
Pepe Escobar
Between pressures from Israel, the Pentagon and Washington elites, the nation will likely remain Obama's top threat
Conference takes up how to govern the Internet
Sean Lyngaas
Freedom in cyberspace isn’t a settled issue
Republican opposition downs UN disability treaty
Jim Abrams
Republicans cite a threat to home-schoolers as their reason for rejecting it
NATO backs anti-missile system for Turkey
Slobodan Lekic, Bradley Klapper
The U.S. and allies get closer to Syrian conflict in shoring up Turkey's defenses
Syria says 29 students killed in mortar attack
Barbara Surk
The bloodshed comes as Syrian forces fired artillery at rebel targets in and around the capital
Carbon pollution up to 2 million pounds per second
Seth Borenstein
The overwhelming majority of increase in emissions comes from China
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