Russian Recession 2014: Putin’s Popularity At Home, Not Sanctions, Will Change His Course In Ukraine
Putin and his government may try to shore up their popularity by diving further into the Ukraine crisis.
Israel Early Elections 2014: Netanyahu, Opponents Hint At Vote To Solve Government Deadlock
Disagreements in Israel's majority coalition and a controversial statehood bill could mean legislative elections two years earlier than scheduled.
Russian Recession 2014: Sanctions Show Bite With Russia Economy Projected To Shrink
Economists have projected Russia’s economy will shrink by 0.8 percent in 2015. That would cause a recession — the first for Russia since 2009.
Occupy Central Update: Hong Kong Student Leaders On Hunger Strike, Government Vows 'Resolute Action' To Clear Protesters
The strike comes a day after clashes left 17 police wounded and 40 protesters arrested. Hong Kong's leadership vowed "resolute action."
Youth Poverty 2014: Baltimore Teens Worse Off Than Children In Nigeria?
A study of five cities across the world found impoverished youths face myriad challenges that limited their ability to live healthy.
What Moody's Downgrade Means For Abe, Japan
This comes as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe tries to save his "Abenomics" policy with a parliamentary election.
World AIDS Day 2014: Annual Awareness Campaign Marked For 26th Time
This year's theme carries over from the past three years: Getting to Zero.
Thanksgiving Turkey 2014: What Is The Difference Between Dark Meat And White Meat?
There's more to the cut of a turkey than just personal preference.
Tamir Rice Video Shows Cleveland Police Officer Shooting 12-Year Old Just Seconds After Exiting Squad Car
The disturbing security footage has raised questions about why a Cleveland police officer was so quick to draw his gun and fire on Tamir Rice.
Iran Hijab Law: Iranian Woman Breaks Two Laws With Uncovered Dance On Tehran Subway
The short, overt protest could land the woman with lashes and jail time in the conservative Islamic republic.
Michael Brown Shooting: How To Protest And Avoid Getting Arrested
If you're going to take to the streets in protest of the Ferguson grand jury decision, you should keep these things in mind.
Heathrow Terror Arrests: Couple Detained In London After Reportedly Trying To Enter Syria
The unidentified young couple returned from Turkey, where they reportedly tried to cross the Syrian border to join a terror group, but were unsuccessful.
Mediterranean Migrant Ship Update: Greece Scrambles To Accommodate 700 Inbound Undocumented Migrants
Authorities on the Greek island are gathering resources to support the undocumented migrants who were packed onto a ship that's engine failed midjourney.
Corruption Report 2014: Many Companies 'Sleepwalking' Into Potential Disasters, Risk Management Firm Says
Many companies are genuinely ignorant or willfully blind to the effectiveness of their anti-corruption capabilities, said the CEO of Control Risks, which conducted the survey.
Ferguson Decision 2014: Black Man Found Shot Near Michael Brown's Apartment, Seattle Protesters Arrested
Appeals for peace from President Obama went unheeded in Ferguson and Seattle. A man was found burned and shot in his car near Brown's apartment.
Iran Nuclear Deal Extended: 5 Reasons Why Diplomatic Talks Didn't Meet Deadline
Reason No. 4? The U.S. can’t guarantee that a Republican Congress won’t nix whatever deal is made between the two sides.
France Mistral Ship Update: Hollande Suspends Decision To Deliver Warships To Russia
With tensions rising in Ukraine, France puts an end to talks of delivery of two helicopter carriers to Russia.
UK Terrorism Law: Measures To Rehabilitate Former Terrorists Are Crucial, Says Former MI6 Counter-Terror Chief
The measures seek to create a system in which repentant fighters can reintegrate into society.
Hong Kong Protests Update: Authorities To Clear Mong Kok Protest Site
As public support wanes and some protest leaders plan to turn themselves in to police, authorities will clear a main site of angry clashes.
Japan Election 2014 Update: Low Voter Turnout, Lack Of Opposition Could See Abe Stay in Power
Japanese voters aren't enthusiastic about a mid-December snap election called to gauge support for "Abenomics" and its namesake, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
World Internet Conference Update: Chinese Officials And Foreign Tech Leaders Meet To Discuss Cyber-Busines
Officials and foreign tech leaders met to discuss business at China's first World Internet Conference.
Immigrant Amnesty 2014: Obama Latest US President To Push Immigration Reform
Every president since Ronald Reagan has used executive power to push through immigration reform policies.
Ferguson Grand Jury Update: Holder Asks Police To Be Peaceful Ahead Of Darren Wilson Decision
The Justice Department gave out new guidelines for police dealing with potential violence around St. Louis.
Mike Golic’s ‘Crack The Internet’ Butt Photo Is Just One Lost Bet In A Long Line Of Wagers
Mike Golic's "butt photo" may be the worst wager he's ever lost, but that doesn't take away from any of the other crazy bets he's made.
How 'The Graduate' Ending Became One Of The Best Scenes In Cinema, Mike Nichols Remembered
Mike Nichols' brilliantly shot ending of "The Graduate" lives on as one of the best finales in cinematic history.
North Korea Nuclear Update: DPRK Ready To Resume Suspended Six-Party Talks
Six-party talks led to an end of North Korea's nuclear program, but the DPRK pulled out and resumed the program in 2009.
What is the World Internet Conference? China Hosts International Leaders Amid Criticism Over Censorship
China unblocked access to the open Internet in Wuzhen, where tech leaders from around the world gathered to discuss Internet issues.
Is Hungary The Next Ukraine? Protests Show Country Ripe For Conflict Between Russia And Europe
Hungary is on the seam between the East and West. Prime Minister Viktor Orban's lean toward Russia threatens to pull further at that seam.
Italy 'Ndrangheta Arrests Update: Mafia Initiation Ceremony Filmed For First Time, Police Make 40 Arrests
Italy's 'Ndrangheta syndicate is the most powerful crime organization in the world.
Japan Recession 2014: Prime Minister Calls Snap Elections, Will Resign If His Party Doesn't Win Majority In Parliament
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's "Abenomics" policy will be put to the popular test in December following news of a recession.
