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Some belligerent Democrats claim they are being attacked when Republicans use the form "Democrat" instead of "Democratic" to describe their party, officials, or policies.

At the 2007 G8 summit in Heiligendamm, the world's greatest economies pledged $60 billion to Africa, a move that still garnered criticism from anti-poverty activists.

The decision announced Nov. 13, 2009 by Attorney General Eric Holder to try 9/11 conspirators in New York is controversial, but strongly grounded in the Constitution.

Tensions have risen again in both Indian and Pakistan administrated Kashmir after Indian police shot dead a prominent separatist leader on Monday 11th August.

Tensions between the federal government and Muslim majority in the Kashmir Valley have remained high since the awarding of land to a Hindu pilgrimage group in June.

The past seven years have seen tremendous growth in fine art paintings being produced by Afghan master artists.

Women in Afghanistan endure a level of suppression that most Westerners find offensive.

The Danes of Greenland, the Arctic's Nenet Indians, the Russians, the Mongols and Chinese may all claim the title: the best place to view the August 1st solar eclipse.

Shia constitute 10 to 15 percent of Muslims, but are actually a majority around the oil-rich rim of the Persian Gulf.

Everyone knows that Osama Bin Laden, originally from Saudi Arabia, is an Islamic extremist, but what about the majority of Saudi people?