Rolling Stones At 50: What A Drag It Is Getting Old
The Beatles and Rolling Stones were inadvertently stepping into a vacuum ? the biggest rock star in the world, Elvis Presley, was inducted into the army in 1962.
Russia To Stop Shipping Arms To Syria
Russia?s President Vladimir Putin also said that both sides of the Syrian conflict must enter into peace negotiations.
Indian Schoolgirl Forced To Drink Own Urine As Punishment, But Some Believe Practice Is Healthy
Desai may have had the last laugh on all the naysayers; he lived to be 99 years old (in a country where the average life expectancy is only 64).
Aung San Suu Kyi Attends First Session Of Myanmar's Parliament
The widely admired opposition leader recently returned from a whirlwind tour through Europe.
Syria: Assad Claims Support Of People, Again Talks Peace Plan With Annan
Assad also specifically singled out the U.S., Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey of supporting the ?terrorists? who are seeking his overthrow.
Egypt 2012 Vs. Iran 1979: Superficial Similarities, But Vastly Different Revolutions
Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and the Shah of Iran were solidly supported by the U.S., Israel, and Western Europe -- a scenario that outraged much of the populace in each country and exacerbated festering resentments.
Is The Cost Of College Worth It?
Many high school graduates want to forego university altogether.
Baader-Meinhof: German Court Sentences Former Left-Wing Militant For Judge's Murder
RAF, also called the Baader-Meinhof gang, waged a violent terrorist campaign against the West German state and especially U.S. military bases in the country during the late 1960s and 1970s.
Reggie Jackson Is Right: Steroid Users Should Be Banned From Cooperstown
He asserted that a number of major leaguers who have been elected into the Hall of Fame in recent years also did not deserve enshrinement.
What On Earth Is A ?White Muslim??
There are, in fact, tens of millions of Muslims around the world who are ?white? -- and no one would bother to call them ?white Muslims.?
Romanian MPs To Vote On Impeaching President
Prime Minister Victor Ponta, who is in conflict with Basescu, is the leader of the opposition Social Liberal Union (USL) party.
Friends of Syria: Clinton Blasts Russia And China For Supporting Assad
Russia and China are not attending the Paris summit.
James Bond 50th Anniversary: Sean Connery, The Unlikeliest Agent 007
Connery grew up a hard-drinking, womanizing, football-loving brawler who sported tattoos and was employed at a number of dead-end jobs as a laborer.
Prominent Syrian General Defects To Opposition
Tlas escaped to Turkey, making him the fifteenth brigadier to have joined the rebels. He is from one of Syria?s most illustrious and famous families.
Italian Art Historians Find 100 Unknown Works By Caravaggio
The works are estimated to have a combined value of some ?700 million ($867 million) .
Global Round Of Central Bank Easing As Inflationary Pressures Abate
To some extent, monetary easing has been accommodated because of stable-to-lower inflationary pressures.
China Vows To Crack Down On Uighur Separatists On Third Anniversary Of Deadly Riots
Western human rights group including the British-based Amnesty International, has condemned China?s brutal policies in Xinjiang.
Jordan Discriminating Against Palestinian Refugees Fleeing Syria
Palestinians, mostly from the West Bank, already account for about one-third of Jordan?s 6 million strong population.
Syria: Russia Shrugs Off Proposal To Give Assad Exile; UK Warns It May Act Without Russian-Chinese Consent
But Russia is apparently getting tired of Assad?s slow pace of reform and the continuing violence against unarmed civilians.
France Telecom?s Ex-CEO Probed For Employee Suicides
Between January 2008 and April 2011, a total of 60 France Telecom employees killed themselves.
Myanmar: Hardliner VP Steps Down, Raising Hopes For More Democratic Reforms
The military, which still controls one quarter of the seats in parliament, will choose a successor for Tin Aung Myint Oo.
Kenya Nixes Iranian Oil Imports Over Western Threats Of Sanctions
Kenyan had signed a deal in June to purchase about 4 million tons of oil from the Iranian National Oil Company.
Pakistani Mob Murders Blasphemy Suspect, Another Victim Of Archaic Laws
The victim was believed to be mentally unstable.
4th Of July: Reconnecting With The True Meaning Of Independence Day
Independence Day gives us 24 hours to reconnect with these ?truths self-evident.? But it is these same truths that we increasingly take for granted.
France To Permit Gay Marriage, Adoption Starting Next Year
According to a polling agency, 6.5 percent of the French voting public is gay, and only 4.5 percent of the electorate are practicing Catholics.
Pakistan Will ReOpen NATO Supply Routes Into Afghanistan: US
Islamabad will not charge any transit fees when the routes reopen.
Five Foreign Climbers Plunge To Death In Swiss Alps
The five have not been identified.
Amnesty For Illegal Migrants Symbolizes Poland?s Shift From Emigration Source To Economic Power
On the whole, Poland has at least 40,000 illegal immigrants, with Vietnamese, Pakistanis and Ukrainians accounting for the bulk
WHO Helps Cambodian Probe Mysterious Deaths Of Children In Hospitals
All but one of the children died with rapid deterioration of respiratory function, the WHO said.
Ian Brady: Monster Of The Moors
He, along with his former partner in crime, Myra Hindley, will forever be known as the ?Moors murderers? for a series of gruesome, sadistic murders committed against children and teenagers outside of Manchester.