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Energy Voices How will the US capitalize on its oil boom?

Oil production is surging in the US, sending supply shockwaves through world markets. The US could become the world leader in more ways than one, Graeber writes, but only if it opens its oil spigot.

Japan's economy outpaces predictions

Japanese politicians scramble to distance themselves from 'comfort women' comments

Opinion As North Korea heats up, South Korea and Japan should warm ties

Pop-Tarts' new flavors: Will they woo adults?

Energy Voices Why natural gas exports would benefit clean energy

Ahmadinejad charges? Iranian president cited over election filing appearance

Stocks climb for third straight week

Energy Voices Struggling at home, US coal finds markets overseas

Pakistani fertilizer grows both Taliban bombs and Afghan crops

A 'novel' idea for spreading literature in Africa: The cellphone

Opinion Syria – another sign that US needs to recalibrate Middle East policy

'Provoking peace' in Indonesia

US, South Korea put up a tough front, but it doesn't close door to North (+video)

Energy Voices US oil boom means oil prices must drop, right? Wrong.

Opinion Obama and South Korea's President Park must agree on North Korea policy

Big Three automakers, reinvented, eye consumers worldwide

Stir It Up! Easy as, well, mango banana bread

Global News Blog Leopards found extinct in Taiwan as public begins to growl

USA Update Cleveland Volcano explosions put air travel on alert: Who could be affected?

How much water in that snowpack? Scientists seek a better gauge.

Top 5 bull markets since 1929

Energy Voices Is nuclear fusion power now possible?

In Italy, racist taunts for footballers and ministers alike

April jobs report, at 165,000 new jobs, exceeds expectations; Dow surges (+video)