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Top UK government officials tamper with inquest into Brit assassinated by Russian spies in London, suppressevidence

Marina Litvinenko, widow of Alexander Litvinenko (a British citizen who was assassinated in London by two former KGB agents who poisoned him with radioactive polonium) has accused the British government, Secretary of State William Hague, and PM David Cameron of sabotaging the coroner's inquest into

Associated Press: seizure of phone records an unprecedented intrusion

Obama administration took records in apparent effort to track down source who disclosed alleged Yemen terrorist plot story

The Obama administration has opened up a new front in its battle against media freedom by seizing phone records from the offices of the Associated Press news agency in

US government secretly obtained Associated Press phone records

Justice Department obtains two months of records in what AP's top executive calls 'massive and unprecedented intrusion'

The US Justice Department secretly obtained two months of telephone records of reporters and editors for the Associated Press in what the news cooperative

New Orleans police offer $10,000 reward in hunt for Mother's Day gunman

Nineteen people injured three critically when gunman opened fire two miles from city's French Quarter on Sunday

New Orleans police hope a $10,000 reward and blurry surveillance camera images will lead to arrests in a Mother's Day shooting that wounded 19 people and showed again how far th

Cornel West: 'They say I'm un-American'

The American academic and firebrand campaigner talks about Britain's deep trouble, fighting white supremacy and where Obama is going wrong

Cornel West, the firebrand of American academia for almost 30 years, is causing his hosts some problems.

Will Pakistan finally stand up against illegal US drone attacks? Clive Stafford Smith

The Peshawar high court has delivered a damning verdict on the strikes. Pakistan must now move towards protecting the security of its citizens

Thursday's landmark decision by the Pakistani high court in Peshawar is a remarkable document: Chief Justice Dost

Malcolm X's grandson killed in Mexico City, US officials confirm

Friend claims 28-year-old grandson of political activist died Thursday after bar fight over bill in Mexico City

Malcolm Shabazz, grandson of political activist Malcolm X, died while traveling in Mexico, US officials confirmed Friday. He was 28.

Barack Obama to visit Belfast while in Northern Ireland for G8 summit

US president expected to express support for peace process and 'engage with the people of Northern Ireland'

The White House has confirmed that Barack Obama is to visit Belfast as well as the G8 summit taking place in the border county of Fermanagh next month.

Guatemala: Why We Cannot TurnAway

José Ceto Cabo, an Ixil civil war survivor who runs a small NGO that aids fellow Ixil survivors, leads Miles and Xeni to a clandestine grave from the armed conflict war. Photo by Xeni Jardin.

STUDY: In Supreme Court"s Past 65 Years, George W. Bush"s Two Appointees Most Likely To Side With Business Interests

In recent years, several reports and studies have observed the evident skew in favor of business of the U.S. Supreme Court led by Chief Justice John G. Roberts.

Thus far, this term has proved to be no exception, with a 6-1 win rate by the U.S.