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The BBC, Reuters and AP reported that government troops in Krygyzstan fired on thousands of anti-government protesters, killing at least 17 people and injuring hundreds of others.

Washington - The head of the Afghan Ministry of Interior investigation said publicly for the first time his investigators had accepted the testimony of family members of the victims …

Steven Hill on his book “Europe’s Promise: Why the European Way is the Best Hope in an Insecure Age.” In a Nutshell While Europe is considered the “old world,” …

The Obama administration has lowered another legal barrier shielding Americans from extrajudicial punitive action by their own government, in this case authorizing the CIA to kill a US …

A new report shows that U.S. soldiers tampered with the scene of the deaths of three women, including digging bullets out of the bodies, to cover up their involvement. …

A Texas district attorney and a state senator differ on how a veterans court should be implemented in Bexar County, which includes San Antonio. Sen. Leticia Van de Putte …

Wall Street banksters — who could possibly love them? OK, presumably their mommas do, and possibly their pet dogs, but that's it. The general public loathes them and would …

Washington - My heart aches for the parents of Phoebe Prince, the 15-year-old Massachusetts high school student who committed suicide in January after being relentlessly bullied at school and …

Laura Wagner, a US anthropologist who survived - barely - Haiti's earthquake in January, writes, "Social scientists who study catastrophes say there are no natural disasters. In every calamity, …

As a columnist who isn't Catholic, I used to feel that whatever happened in the Church was a whole lot of none of my business. It was as if …