NSA Leaker Strikes Again: Brits Accused of Spying on G20

(NEW YORK) -- New documents revealed by alleged National Security Agency (NSA) leaker Edward Snowden reportedly show how British cyber spies regularly stole secrets from foreign diplomats during th... Read More

Obama Visits School in Northern Ireland; Family Explores Irish Roots

(SLIGO, Ireland) -- President Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron took some time out of their busy summit schedules to visit with local school children Monday afternoon. &ldqu... Read More

Kate Middleton Makes Last Appearance Before Royal Baby’s Birth

(LONDON) -- An eight-months-pregnant Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton was glowing and sporting a baby bump at her last public appearance Friday before her maternity sequester begins.... Read More

North Korea Opens Door to Talks with US

(PYONGYANG, North Korea) -- After months of threats, North Korea is seemingly turning to diplomacy to end disputes with its neighbors and the West. The latest instance of this supposedly... Read More

Nelson Mandela Shows 'Sustained' Improvement

(PRETORIA, South Africa) -- Former South African President Nelson Mandela remains hospitalized for a recurring lung infection after 10 days, but doctors have been encouraged by the 94-year-old's ab... Read More

Putin Spokesman Calls Stolen Super Bowl Ring Accusation 'Weird'

(MOSCOW) -- New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft claims there's no ring of truth to how Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin supposedly obtained a ring from the team's victory in Super Bowl 39.... Read More

New Iranian President Fails to Impress Netanyahu

(JERUSALEM) -- In what could be a surprising message of change, Hassan Rouhani was elected as the new president of Iran on Saturday. Rouhani, considered the most moderate candidate on a... Read More

Turkish PM Defends Actions in Istanbul Amid Heavy Police Presence

(ISTANBUL) -- Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan rallied supporters in Istanbul Sunday, hours after riot police were brought in from all over the country to keep protesters at bay, often w... Read More

Syria Slams Egypt After the Latter Breaks Ties with Damascus

(DAMASCUS, Syria) -- Egypt's new hardline stance against the Syrian government is not sitting well with Damascus. Over the weekend, Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi said that his govern... Read More

Bombings in Southern Iraq Leave 33 Dead

(BAGHDAD) -- At least 30 people were killed Sunday in southern Iraq by a series of bombings that were allegedly triggered by militants linked to the country's main al Qaeda group, although no claim... Read More