NKorea Ends Armistice.. Gang Rape Suspect Dead.. Tsunami Anniversary

March 11, 2013 Subscribe · Forward NKorea Cuts Aid Hotline, Allegedly Nullifies Armistice Amid U.S.-SKorea Drills SEOUL, South Korea — North Korean state media said Monday that Pyongyang had carried through with a threat to cancel the 60-year-old armistice that ended the Korean War, as it and South Korea staged dueling war games amid threatening rhetoric that has risen to the highest level since North Korea rained artillery shells on a South Korean island in 2010. Continue reading... 2 Years After Earthquake And Tsunami, Japan Continues To Struggle Delhi Gang Rape Suspect Found Dead In Jail Preserving Chavez Forever Isn't Easy Researchers Propose New Stonehenge Theory Afghan President: U.S., Taliban Working Together Princess Lilian Of Sweden Dead At 97 South Korea Reportedly Buries 1.4 Million Pigs Alive 12 Year-Old Has Higher IQ Than Einstein Researchers Propose New Stonehenge Theory US Woman Loses Eye After Being Hit During Anti-Israeli Raid Protest South Korea, U.S. Begin Military Drills Amid Threats From North VICKI ESCARRA 10 Reasons to Invest in Women We have seen the power of investing in one woman, then watching her make a difference not only in her family, but throughout her community. We have seen the remarkable acceleration effect of microfinance investment in women, and know that women have the potential to change the world. Continue reading... LEO W. GERARD Beyond the Pale: 'Too Big to Jail' Banks, after all, are nothing but corporations. Corporations are legal constructs that citizens have the right to rebuild to properly serve society. European countries began doing that last week. Continue reading... MICHAEL BENNETT Two Years Later: My Experiences in the Aftermath of the Earthquake in Japan I didn't really write much about the earthquake the month after it happened because after the initial shock, I didn't know how much it would change me or my life. I've only just started getting used to buildings rumbling due to large trucks. Continue reading... MARIA FOSCARINIS Domestic Violence, Housing, and a Human Rights Win for U.S. Women March 8 is International Women's Day, and it's especially timely for us in the U.S. this year. The recent enactment of legislation reauthorizing and strengthening the Violence Against Women Act is a landmark event for women, and especially low-income women, in the U.S. Continue reading... BRIAN LEVIN, J.D. In New Al Qaeda Trial Civilian Courts Retake the Stage The Obama administration's decision to try Osama bin Laden's son-in-law, Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, in civilian court highlights deep fundamental disagreement about how to bring foreign nationals captured overseas and accused of terrorism to justice. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.