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Netanyahu Calls ’67 Borders Indefensible

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Reut Cohen
Senior Editor

Netanyahu met with Obama in Washington on Friday.

U.S. Government Sues Deutsche Bank for Bad Mortgage Practices

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Staff Reporters

The lender has a history of legal troubles.

Pakistan's Role Awaits Judgment Following Bin Laden's Death

Comments (1) | Afghanistan, al-qaeda, atomic bomb, International, islam, Middle East, Nation and World, osama bin laden, Pakistan, President Obama, terrorists, War on Terror

Dan Watson
Senior Staff Reporter

What did the country know, and what will be the fallout after Obama's gamble?

Lara Logan Breaks Silence, Details Brutal Sexual Assault In Egypt

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Tracy Bloom
Executive Producer

Logan: "For an extended period of time, they raped me with their hands."

Tornadoes Claim More Than 200 Lives In American South

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Kevin Douglas Grant
Executive Editor

Extreme weather responsible for at least 260 deaths in six states.

Ten Dead in Midwestern Storms

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Staff Reporters

Some of the worst storms are still to come

Is Ron Paul Good Enough For The Tea Party?

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Olga Khazan
Senior Editor

Will his third time be a charm?

WikiLeaks Documents Reveal Guantanamo Mismanagement

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Kevin Douglas Grant
Executive Editor

The release of 200 "high risk" prisoners between 2003 and 2009 has drawn ire, as has the incarceration of an 89-year-old man and 14-year-old boy. The leaked documents provide a wealth of information about al Qaeda on and after 9/11, as well as about 150 inmates who were wrongly imprisoned.