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A negotiated settlement is best chance to bring peace to Syria

The Maryland man who fought alongside the Libyan resistance criticizes President Barack Obama's policy in Syria as weak and emboldening to our enemies.

Before rushing into military action in Syria, President Barack Obama needs to ask whether he's repeating the mistakes of our wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Seventy years ago, Pasadena resident William Tiernan was an 18-year-old sailor in the British Merchant Navy, participating in one of World War II's most dangerous assignments, the Russian Arctic Convoy.

A New Jersey judge heard arguments Thursday over whether the state should be required to legalize same-sex marriage in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision on the Defense of Marriage Act.

Russian pole vault champion Yelena Isinbayeva came out in favor of Russia's anti-gay laws and criticized athletes for supporting LGBT rights in Russia.

Putin's anti-gay, pro-Snowden bullying deserve Olympic-size response

President Barack Obama's decision to cancel his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin was an embarrassment.

Military members in same-sex relationships could get special leave to travel to states where they can be legally wed, the AP reports.

A high-level U.S.-Russian meeting just for the sake of meeting would serve no purpose

In a broad-ranging interview on "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" on Tuesday night, President Barack Obama addressed Russia's recently passed anti-gay laws by saying he has "no patience for countries that try to treat gays or lesbians or transgender persons in ways that intimidate them or are harmful to them."

There are good reasons to boycott the Winter Olympics in Russia

NSA leaker Edward Snowden's flight to Russia belies the government's bland assurances that the agency knows everything its employees are doing

Contrary to what The Sun says, Kiev is not in Russia

By fleeing to Russia, NSA leaker Edward Snowden has forfeited any claim to the moral high ground of principled civil disobedience

Tuesday of this week was the 63rd anniversary of a key event in U.S. history, though it happened half a world away on a peninsula that's attached to the northern Chinese region of Manchuria.

The Putin regime surely can't believe its luck in the arrival of the unwitting American whistleblower/defector Edward Snowden.

Friends School senior (now graduate) Alex Brooks' command of Russian language and culture earns him a free trip to St. Petersburg, Russia in 2014.

Former WJZ reporter/anchor Adam May will have a prime-time role on Al Jazeera America, the channel announced Monday.

From Syria to China, U.S. foreign policy is currently a disaster

Joseph S. Eubanks, a noted bass-baritone and Morgan State University music professor who was a member of the first American company of "Porgy and Bess" to tour the world, died May 16.

Democrats and the media love to claim Republicans have changed too much and not enough.

Absent peace talks, the EU's arming of Syrian rebels is apt to make a bad situation even worse