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Venezuela's Maduro government wins local elections 
Reuters: World (Today) - CARACAS (Reuters) - President Nicolas Maduro's government won a majority of votes in Venezuela's local elections on Sunday, boosting his quest to preserve the late Hugo Chavez's socialist legacy and... - New in last 15 minutes
- Porn industry trade group halts production for third time this year Al Jazeera (Today) - A moratorium was imposed after another unnamed porn actor was diagnosed with HIV...
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4 U.S. presidents to attend Mandela memorial events LA Times World (Today) - The Obamas, Carter, the Clintons and George W. Bush will travel to South Africa to honor Nelson Mandela.JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Four American presidents, along with more than 60 other... - New In Last 20 minutes
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Storm pushes up U.S. East Coast after deep-freeze in the South Reuters: US (Today) - (Reuters) - A massive winter storm that left parts of the Southeastern United States in a deep freeze pushed up the East Coast on Sunday, with snow and ice snarling... - New In Last Half Hour
- England can fight back, says Cook BBC World (Today) - England captain Alastair Cook insists his side can fight back into the Ashes despite a second going 2-0 down the series....
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Singapore hit by rare outbreak of rioting, 27 arrested Reuters: World (Today) - SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A crowd of around 400 people set fire to vehicles and clashed with police in the Indian district of Singapore late on Sunday after a man was... -
Thai PM calls snap election, protesters press on Reuters: World (Today) - BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra dissolved parliament on Monday and called a snap election, but anti-government protest leaders pressed ahead with mass demonstrations seeking to install an... -
Venezuela ruling party leads local polls - officials Reuters: World (Today) - CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's ruling Socialist Party won a majority of votes in Sunday's local elections, giving a major boost to President Nicolas Maduro in his quest to preserve the... - New In Last 45 Minutes
- Somalia aid bodies 'paid al-Shabab' BBC World (Today) - Aid agencies paid Somalia's al-Shabab militants for access to areas under their control during the 2011 famine, two think tanks say....
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Economy on the Mend: Good News or Bad News? Huffington Post (Today) - Three pieces of seemingly good economic news dominated the headlines last week. The official unemployment rate dropped to 7.0 percent, its lowest level since 2008, reflecting the fact that the... - DARPA seeks game players to join bug-hunt The Register (Today) - No prize, but you get to play for freeDARPA, which last week launched a multi-million-dollar bug hunt, is also trying out the notion of using games to help track down...
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- Profile: Florence mayor Matteo Renzi BBC World (Today) - Florence mayor Matteo Renzi wins Democratic Party leadership...
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Why People Hate Obama Huffington Post (Today) - It seems we have forgotten that when Barack Obama assumed the presidency, he was charged with resolving the nastiest set of problems and issues of any incoming commander-in-chief since Franklin... - Johnson defeats Woods in play-off BBC World (Today) - Zach Johnson beats world number one Tiger Woods in a play-off to win the World Challenge in California....
