Prevention Key to Curb Scourge of Sexual Violence in Conflict
Recognizing that the scourge of sexual violence persists, the United States of America today draw attention to the need for greater emphasis on prevention of sexual violence in conflict.
Act of Terrorism Rocks Boston Marathon, 113 Injured and 3 Dead
As unknowing runners sprinted along, two bombs exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Monday, as of now three people have been killed, and at least 113 were injured.
The World Makes ‘Clear Progress’ in Combating Piracy
There are fewer attempted attacks in no small measure because pirates are increasingly less successful at hijacking ships.
What’s New in US Nuclear Policy?
The US clearly states that it is in the U.S. interest and that of all other nations that the nearly 68-year record of non-use of nuclear weapons be extended forever.
A Must See Exhibit at the Met, ‘Photography and the American Civil War!’
An exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Photography and the Civil War (1861-1865), is one I'd love to see, but probably won't, since I live in Austin and can't make it to New York by September 2nd (Exhibit dates: April 2-September 2).
