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Files in a laptop computer seized from the wreckage of a Colombian rebel camp in Ecuador offer new insights into Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's desire to undermine Colombia's U.S.-allied government.
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Venezuela and Ecuador moved their troops to their border with Colombia and engaged in a war of words as they found themselves Monday in tense standoff over Colombia's anti-guerrilla raid into Ecuador.
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When there's trouble at home, history teaches to look for opponents abroad.
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Russell Means explains the reasons behind the Lakota Tribe repudiation of treaties with the US government.
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Tips to all aspiring criminals:Don't rob biker bars.
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Welcome to Prosper, Inc. where an ex-employee says the supervisor used waterboarding and drew mustaches on employees' faces to "increase your sales output".
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Amazing adventures of a premature baby in India.
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Could India be getting a soon-to-be decommissioned US aircraft carrier? What new rhetoric can we then be expected to hear from Russia?
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A top opposition leader called on President Pervez Musharraf to step aside after his ruling party conceded defeat in parliamentary elections. The vote was also a slap to Islamist parties, which lost control where al Qaeda and Taliban fighters have so
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Cuba’s entire future is anybody’s guess. For nearly all of the Castro era, analyzing Cuban politics has involved Kremlinology-style reading of tea leaves. So I wonder what seasoned Cuba watchers will make of this photo?
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"Revolution is not a bed of roses" and 14 more quotes by the now-resigned Cuban dictator.
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The news that Fidel Castro is stepping down as president after almost 50 years in power came in the middle of the night, through the online edition of the official Communist party newspaper Granma.
The news that Fidel Castro is stepping down as president after almost 50 years in power came in the middle of the night, through the online edition of the official Communist party newspaper Granma.
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Pakistan's ruling party conceded defeat today after opposition parties routed allies of President Pervez Musharraf in parliamentary elections that could threaten the rule of America's close ally in the war on terror.
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Ailing Cuban leader Fidel Castro said on Tuesday that he will not return to lead the country as president or commander-in-chief, retiring as head of state 49 years after he seized power in an armed revolution.
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India will soon conduct its first test of a submarine-based ballistic missile which can be tipped with a nuclear warhead. If successful, India will be capable of launching missiles from air, land, ships and submarines, and it will join an elite group
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Vancouver police were puzzled when two right feet--both size 12--washed up on separate islands in the Georgia Strait. A little over a week ago, a third, also a size 12, washed ashore.
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A decade after a bloody separatist war with Serbian forces that claimed 10,000 lives, lawmakers pronounced the territory the Republic of Kosovo and pledged to make it a "democratic, multiethnic state." Its leaders looked for swift recogniti
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The doctor says she appears to have been beaten. She might need surgery. OJ says she's a drunk and fell down and hit her head.
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The Saudi religious police have banned red roses and red-colored items until after Valentine's Day in an effort to discourage out-of-wedlock relations.
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Nicknamed Mpower and based on a partly successful program for fighting drug-resistant tuberculosis, the report suggests raising taxes, banning smoking, enforcing laws, monitoring use, warning people, and offering free help.
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British Olympic chiefs are to force athletes to sign a contract promising not to speak out about China's appalling human rights record – or face being banned from travelling to Beijing.
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An abandoned anchor was responsible for cutting one of the undersea Internet cables severed last week, causing disruptions across the Middle East and parts of Asia, the cable's owner said Friday.
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The hacker group known only as "Anonymous" issue their 3rd video warning to Scientology. The hackers vowed last week to destroy Scientology and US and UK websites began crashing over the weekend.
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Her crime? Sitting alone with a male colleague at a Starbucks. The US Embassy has done nothing.
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With the ouster of South African President Thabo Mbeki, three free-market fellows see hope for Ben Bernanke's model economy, Zimbabwe. [Heritage Foundation, AEI, and CATO see an opportunity for government intervention]
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A group of hackers named "Anonymous" declared war on Scientology last week. Over the weekend, Scientology UK and US websites crashed. See the video "declaration of war"
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Tony Blair has been holding discussions with some of his oldest allies on how he could mount a campaign later this year to become full-time president of the EU council, the prestigious new job characterised as "president of Europe".
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The Carnival in Rio will go on this year sans Hitler and the float of "emaciated corpses" from the Holocaust entitled "It Gives You Goose Bumps."
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We're led to believe that the world will welcome back the Clintons with open arms. Not necessarily.
