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Decoder Wire Why Benghazi talking points make US government seem like Dunder Mifflin (+video)

Let's put aside for a moment who did what to the talking points on Benghazi last September and focus just on the editing process, which could have come from an episode of 'The Office,' it seems.

Israel, US try full-court press to stop Russian weapons sale to Syria

After Qaddafi's 'socialism,' Libya tries to untangle who owns what

Emotional Benghazi testimony revives disputes

New Libyan law bans senior Gaddafi officials from future office

Global News Blog Shanghai auto show: where you, too, can buy a machine-gun ready pickup

French embassy bombing hits embassy and innocent neighbors

Explosion at French Embassy in Libya highlights security challenges (+video)

US, Russia missed chances to intercept Tamerlan Tsarnaev

Global News Blog Pakistan won't have Musharraf to kick around anymore

Boston Marathon bombs made with pressure cookers: Big break in case?

In Mali, a war ends but instability lingers

Margaret Thatcher: the divisive creator of modern Britain

What should readers look for in new Hillary Clinton memoir?

Chapter & Verse Hillary Clinton's new memoir will include Osama bin Laden, Qaddafi – but not 2016

Six months after Benghazi, Obama names Libya envoy. Who is Deborah Jones?

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

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

Marco Rubio sounds a lot like Obama in big foreign-policy speech

A land of militias, Libya struggles to build a military

So many nyets: Why the chasm between US, Russia is so hard to bridge

Opinion NATO, US must shore up Libya

Terrorism & Security French, Malian troops regain control of Gao after rebels raid by canoe

Egypt's unfinished revolution

As Iran's elections near, Ahmadinejad refuses to leave office quietly (+video)