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Romney: US should be more assertive on world stage
Kasie Hunt
Mitt Romney is planning a big foreign policy speech today
Gun control’s newest face
Alex Halperin
Stephen Barton was shot at Aurora, Colo. Now he wants "common sense"
Russian boy discovers woolly mammoth carcass
Natasha Lennard
The 30,000-year-old remains include visible tusks, mouth and rib cage
Turkey and Syria: Will there be war?
Natasha Lennard
Deadly cross-border shelling has escalated tensions and concerned the international community
US citizen arrested for passing military technology to Russia
Juan A. Lozano
Seven people charged for sale of microelectronics that could be used in Russian weapons system
Facebook passes 1 billion active users
Natasha Lennard
The social media giant reaches a milestone and Zuckerberg has sights on more big business
Zuckerberg goes to Moscow
Natasha Lennard
The Facebook founder will try to boost the social media site's presence and is allegedly poaching Russian talent
Russian court will hear Pussy Riot appeal
Natasha Lennard
The Russian Orthodox Church called on the punk collective to repent before the hearing
Assange skewers Obama in UN speech
Natasha Lennard
The WikiLeaks founder addressed diplomats via videolink from his embassy hideout
Russia halts imports of GMO corn after cancer study
Natasha Lennard
Scientists will review French findings that Monsanto's product causes tumors
Explosions target army HQ in Syrian capital
Albert Aji
Rebels from the Free Syrian Army claimed responsibility for the bombings
UN envoy: Syrian war is threatening the region
David Stringer
Security Council hears that violence will not end quickly
Will blasphemy be criminalized?
Natasha Lennard
The U.N. will debate the limits of free speech in light of reactions to the anti-Islam clip
Drone marketplace takes flight globally
Michael Goldfarb
Business is booming, and international trade shows offer a window into the future of the arms industry
Robert Baer: Spying isn’t glamorous
Daisy Banks
The former operative lifts the lid on life in the CIA
Five crazy schemes for more water
Tara Lohan
Desperate times call for desperate measures. Some of these projects are far-fetched; others may come to fruition
Will Apple jam your iPhone?
Andrew Leonard
A new Apple patent could allow smart phones to be commanded remotely -- stopping texts, calls, even video
Orthodox Russian deacon supports Pussy Riot
Laura Mills
Sergei Baranov wrote and open letter supporting the punk rock band and later resigned from the church
Lowdown: The Romney tape essentials
Jillian Rayfield
The key quotes from Romney's damning private fundraiser
After the oil spill
David Biello
Bayou towns like Cocodrie, Louisiana are still feeling the effects of the BP spill two years later
“This is the Wild West”
Chris Feliciano Arnold
At America's largest traveling gun show, ammo's cheap, private sales abound and the Second Amendment comes first
Russia expels anti-Putin lawmaker
Nataliya Vasilyeva
Russian politicians voted out a long-time parliament member for his increasingly critical beliefs
Plans for giant Antarctic marine sanctuary falter
Nick Perry
New Zealand politicians reject fishing compromise with U.S.
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