Marco Rubio, In Israel, Is Meeting Netanyahu And Becoming Rather Popular
Marco Rubio, the Republican Party's new 'It' person, is in Israel, where he's already making the rounds like a top statesman.
Oscar Giannino: Italy’s Most Fashionable Politician Resigns [SLIDESHOW]
The spectacularly dressed Oscar Giannino wanted to be prime minister. But there was a problem: a pretty big lie on his resume.
Israel Might Offer Palestinian Prisoners To Obama In Exchange For Convicted Spy Jonathan Pollard
U.S.-born spy Jonathan Pollard is a hot-button issue in Israel, but they're unlikely to get him anytime soon.
Breaking: Israel’s Coalition Government Begins to Take Shape, Tzipi Livni's Left-Wing Hatnua Party First To Sign On
In a somewhat surprising move, Netanyahu has signed an agreement with left-wing leader Tzipi Livni, turning up the heat on non-coalition parties.
Apocalypse Now? North Korea Threatens 'Final Destruction' Of South Korea
True to the "Bond"-villain playbook, North Korea has threatened South Korea with war after last week's successful nuclear test.
Not Helping The Peace Process: IDF Soldier Posts Instagram Of Boy In Sniper Crosshairs
A photo on Instagram from an IDF soldier has raised many hackles in pro-Palestinian circles.
What Did Prisoner X Know? Israel’s Mossad Was Scared Of Ben Zygier For A Reason
Prisoner X, identified as Australian Ben Zygier, may have been about to turn double agent on Israel for his home country.
The Stanford Experiment: Juggling The Mommy Track With A Doctor's Career; Most Women Can't Do Both
Stanford is experimenting with ways to boost gender equality in higher education and retain well-qualified women who want to have families.
CIA Finds More Photos Of Osama Bin Laden's Corpse, But We Still Can’t See Them
The U.S. Justice Department says the CIA has seven more photographs of Osama bin Laden's corpse, but it won't release them.
Netanyahu Screams For Ice Cream In Israeli Budget
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu really likes ice cream, to the tune of spending $2,700 on it last year.
Amazon.com Accused Of Hiring Neo-Nazis In Germany
Amazon.com has been accused of hiring a neo-Nazi security firm to regulate their temp workers in Germany.
Papua New Guinea Police Save Two Women From Witch Burnings
Police in Papua New Guinea have arrested 100 people for last week's witch burning and rescued two more women.
Salaries For Suicide Bombers: Western States Unwittingly Fund Terrorist Activities In Palestine, Says Report
Is your government indirectly funding terrorism in the Middle East?
15 Commanders In 11 Years: How The Face Of The West In Afghanistan Has Changed
A look at the 15 men who have spearheaded U.S. and NATO efforts to rout the Taliban in Afghanistan.
Will Obama Discuss North Korea In State Of The Union Address?
Experts disagree on how last night's nuclear test in North Korea will affect Obama’s State of the Union speech.
Obama’s Israel Itinerary Leaked
Obama's upcoming Middle East trip will include a stop in Ramallah, according to a leaked itinerary.
Hezbollah Is To Charity As Al Qaeda Is To Urban Planning, Israel Says
Israel says it is folly to classify Hezbollah as a "charity organization," and urges the E.U. to reconsider.
UN: We Condemn Witch Burning In Papua New Guinea
It was too late to save her, but the U.N. Human Rights Commission condemned the burning of a young woman as a witch.
Sunni Vs. Shia: Yemen President Tells Iran To Stop Selling Weapons To Separatists Groups
Yemen's president called Iran's president to discuss a shipment of arms said to be headed to militants backed by Iran.
Corruption Costing Afghanistan Almost $4 Billion: UN Report
The U.N. says the frequency of bribes in Afghanistan is down, but prices have gone up, particularly for teachers.
Syrian Surprise: Video Allegedly Depicts Peaceful Youth Protest In Damascus
A group of Syrian youths took a big risk on Thursday, staging a peaceful protest against the regime in central Damascus.
He Said, He Said: Iran Offers Mixed Signals On Nuclear Talks With West
Iran's Supreme Ayatollah says that Iran "will not be intimidated" into negotiations with respect to its nuclear program.
It’s John Brennan’s Day, And Iran Has A Surprise For Him
Iran has footage it claims is from a U.S. spy drone, just in time for John Brennan to take the stand before the Senate.
Tunisia 'In Flames' After Opposition Leader Gunned Down
Opposition leader Chokri Belaid was assassinated in Tunis on Wednesday.
Obama Not Intending To Introduce New Peace Plan In Israel
Obama will not attempt to restart the stalled Middle East peace process on his trip to Israel, the White House said.
Where We Know There Are US Drones
The revelation of a secret drone base in Saudi Arabia has brought up the controversy of U.S. drone policy again. Where do they fly from?
Netanyahu Still Insists Iran Was Involved In Bulgaria Bus Bombing
In a video, the Israeli PM commended the Bulgarian government for its investigation into the terrorist attacks of July 2012.
Israel Confirms New Knesset Members, While Netanyahu Seeks Coalition
Israel confirmed all 120 members of the 19th Knesset on Tuesday, including 48 new faces.
Obama To Make First Presidential Visit To Israel In March
The White House announced on Tuesday that Obama will make his first trip as U.S. President to Israel.
Bulgaria Declares Hezbollah Responsible For July 2012 Bus Bombing
The Bulgarian government released the results of its investigation into the bus bombing last July: Hezbollah did it.
