Complaints claim "Egypt's Jon Stewart" defamed military
On his TV program, satirist Bassem Youssef mocked new pro-military fervor in Egypt, took jabs at country's powerful military chief
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On his TV program, satirist Bassem Youssef mocked new pro-military fervor in Egypt, took jabs at country's powerful military chief
German, French leaders seek eavesdropping halt following new allegations that NSA hacked phone records, German chancellor's cell phone
Defense lawyers said that the secrecy that cloaks the treatment of their clients in CIA custody is being used to cover-up what they say was torture
If the claim is confirmed, it would be a huge blow to the fighters trying to topple Assad; one rebel commander denied the report
Charlie D'Agata goes on patrol with 101st Airborne Division's Easy Company as soldiers prepare to end their mission and hand over responsibility for the country's security
Police and the media originally assumed that a child found living in Greece with gypsies was kidnapped and intended to be sold
Earthquake strikes off Japan's east coast, triggering small tsunamis but causing no apparent damage
Humanitarian chief bluntly tells world body that recent appeal for humanitarian access has made little difference
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U.S. think tank believes Iran could produce enough weapons-grade uranium to arm weapon in less than two months
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Children among at least 12 wounded in shooting as disputed region sees some of the most serious tensions in a decade
U.S. officials brief diplomats on documents Snowden obtained that may reveal their countries' intelligence operations
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