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North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory's rise as a leading national advocate for expanded offshore oil and gas drilling comes after nearly three decades of close personal, economic and political …

Public debate on drones has centered on the method of targeted killing rather than whether assassination is legal, moral or effective policy.

New emails are drawing scrutiny from the military legal community and from US senators charged with military oversight.

Bush has long been considered a climate change denier.

The right is sounding increasingly ridiculous as it accuses the left of trying to destroy constitutional democracy.

The Latin American and Caribbean region is the first in the world to reach the two global targets for reducing hunger.

Author Nick Turse discusses how Africa is targeted for its rich natural resources and coveted geopolitical military positioning by foreign nations like the US and China.

As more people begin rejecting the violence humans inflict on animals, animal rescuers can win in the court of public opinion.

The bigger question is what transpires a year or two after Grexit, when the real risk to the euro isn't that Greece fails, but that it succeeds.

Malaysia's location makes it a critically important signatory to the TPP, but its human rights record presents a challenge.