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In the weeks prior to the election on Sunday, November 24, rights groups in Honduras began to hear about possible fraud in El Paraiso.

The column is less a disinterested investigation of the truth about the issue than a polemic that leans clearly toward the related position of Israel, AIPAC and their Congressional …

Private security firm Bulletproof Securities may have broken the law by misleading regulators when it finally got around to applying for its license.

Books should light up our livesu2014especially during the dark days of winter. Here are a few to pass along.

Despite the fact that it is illegal, abortion is common in Haiti.

The anonymity of a city like Bangalore offers Indian gender minorities a little more safety than they might otherwise have.

That turnaround on attacking Syria was followed by an interim agreement with Iran to constrain its nuclear program - and now a plan for Syrian peace talks.

Honor Nelson Mandela's legacy by doing what your Presidential predecessors failed to do and free Native activist Leonard Peltier.

Before Edward Snowden revealed the NSA's sweeping collection of phone and other data, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said no such operation existed.

Here are five examples when the SWAT team was wholly unnecessary.