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North Korea threatens to nuke D.C.: why it's especially angry this time (+video)

The UN Security Council unanimously passed a resolution Thursday that's based on a draft text negotiated by the US and China – North Korea’s closest ally. This suggests Beijing may be ready to try to slow its neighbor.

Opinion US, Israeli threats of force against Iran are illegal and harm chances for a deal

How Post-Chávez era depends on Maduro

Hugo Chavez: 10 outrageous things he said about the US

Hugo Chavez: Global reactions to the Venezuelan leader's death

Opinion World powers must cut a deal with Iran before it's too late

In some parts of Yemen, 'the free south lives'

What is Hugo Chávez's legacy in Venezuela? (+video)

Latin America Monitor To lead Venezuela, Maduro will need to channel his inner Chavez

Hugo Chavez legacy: a wedge between US, Latin America (+video)

Jon Stewart taking hiatus from 'Daily Show' to direct film

Energy Voices Will the US block an Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline?

Terrorism & Security Syria's violence continues its march across borders, into Iraq

Iran nuclear talks: Saudis, IAEA, voice doubt over Tehran's intentions

John Kerry: US to release $250M in Egypt aid

The Cyrus Cylinder, symbol of Persian tolerance, heads to US

Anti-Israel remarks test John Kerry's diplomacy in Turkey

Opinion A warning to John Kerry on Middle East trip: Egypt could become the next Iran

Winners in Israel's game-changing election unlikely to lead charge for peace

Direct US aid to Syria's rebels: Why now – and is it too late?

Backchannels Will limited US aid to Syria rebels hasten the end of war, or prolong it?

Energy Voices Oil, gas salaries rise amid slumping economy

Iran hails 'softer' and 'smarter' approach to its nuclear program

Change Agent Gates, Zuckerberg champion computer programming in a new nonprofit video

Terrorism & Security US will send nonlethal aid directly to Syrian rebels (+video)