Wikileaks Release Largest Ever Document Dump Of Secret U.S. Cables
Whistleblowing website publishes 1.7 million US documents from 1973 to 1976, including many written by Henry Kissinger.
View ArticleThe Raid
The full story of the night Bin Laden was killed, as told by those in the crosshairs.
View ArticleThe Bin Ladens' Life On The Run
Osama bin Laden lived in Pakistan for nine years, staying in at least six different locations. While maintaining a very low profile, he evaded detection thanks to multiple failures of the Pakistani...
View ArticlePalestinian and Israeli Peace Talks To Resume
The US State Department says Palestinian and Israeli officials will meet in Washington to discuss resuming negotiations.
View ArticleEgypt's Sexual Assault Epidemic
Women at Egypt's protests often must fight more than the political cause that brought them into the streets.
View ArticleIOC 'Satisfied' Despite Russia's Anti-Gay Law
The International Olympic Committee on Thursday declared Russia's "magnificent" Olympic venues in Sochi were ready for the 2014 Winter Games, adding that Russia's recent ban on homosexual "propaganda"...
View ArticleIsrael To Drill For Oil In The West Bank
A large reserve may lie under Israel and the occupied territories, but Palestinians are unlikely to reap the benefits.
View ArticleWaiting Endlessly On Nigeria's Death Row
For 17 years, Thankgod Ebohs, an inmate of Oko Prison, lived under the threat of facing the gallows. Each day, he feared that the authorities would come for him.
View ArticleWas The International Space Station Worth It?
The money that went into the ISS could have built 15 Large Hadron Colliders, some are asking if it was a worthwhile investment.
View ArticleThousands Evacuated After Gaza Floods
At least 5,000 people have been evacuated from flood-damaged homes in northern Gaza in what the United Nations called "a disaster area". The flooding, caused by four days of torrential rain, was so...
View ArticleSecond Blast Kills At Least 14 In Russia
Local news agency says at least 14 people killed and another 23 wounded after a trolleybus explodes in Volgograd city.
View ArticleHow Rwanda's Genocide Unfolded
In the space of 100 days at least 800,000 were killed in one of the most brutally efficient genocides in history.
View ArticleNigerian Army Frees Kidnapped Female Students
Nigerian soldiers have freed most of the more than 100 female pupils who were abducted by armed men in the northeast state of Borno, according to the country's military.
View ArticleThree Killed At Brussels Jewish Museum
Three people were killed and one badly injured after a man opened fire.
View ArticleThe Peril Of Hipster Economics
On May 16, an artist, a railway service and a government agency spent $291,978 to block poverty from the public eye.
View ArticleEgypt Sentences Journalists To Prison For Reporting On Revolution
Two Al Jazeera English journalists have been sentenced to seven years in jail and one to 10 years by an Egyptian court on charges including aiding the Muslim Brotherhood and reporting false news.
View ArticleWest Bank Protests Over Gaza Turn Deadly
Israeli police kill two Palestinians during rallies in solidarity with battered Gaza Strip, where death toll topped 800.
View ArticleDeath Toll In Gaza Reaches 1,000
More than halfway into the 12-hour ceasefire, medics said 85 bodies had been retrieved from buildings ground into rubble across the Gaza Strip. Thirty-seven Israeli soldiers have also been killed,...
View ArticleIsrael Resumes Shelling Of Gaza Strip
In a statement on Sunday the Israeli military attributed its decision to resume aerial, naval and ground activity to "Hamas's incessant rocket fire throughout the humanitarian window, which was agreed...
View ArticleKidnapped U.S. Journalist Freed In Syria
Peter Theo Curtis' release comes just days after the beheading of US journalist James Foley by the Islamic State group.
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