Korean War Of Pride.. Chemical Weapons In Syria?.. Living Near Chernobyl

April 26, 2013 Subscribe · Forward South Korea To Withdraw Workers From Joint Factory With North SEOUL, South Korea — Seoul said Friday that it has decided to withdraw the roughly 175 South Koreans still at a jointly run factory complex in North Korea, raising a major question about the survival of the last symbol of inter-Korean cooperation.  Continue reading... Syrian Officials Deny Regime Used Chemical Weapons Hezbollah Involvement In Syria War An 'Open Secret' PHOTOS: Living Near Chernobyl Amanda Knox Claims She Contemplated Killing Herself In The Shower Putin: Boston Bombings Show Russia, U.S. Need To Work On Security Together Israel Shoots Down Hezbollah Drone Amanda Knox Claims She Contemplated Killing Herself In The Shower Venezuela Accuses American Of Inciting Riots Mother's Daring Rescue Of Kidnapped Son In Egypt CHRIS CARBERRY Mars: The Next International Destination The time to start planning the next large international space mission is now. That mission should be a human mission to Mars. Despite the troubling economic and budgetary times, there is clear support in the U.S. for human Mars exploration. Continue reading... REV. LARRY HOLLON Infographic: The Battle to End Malaria Deaths in Africa by 2015 Every minute, malaria claims a life in Africa; but, malaria mortality rates are falling. Just a few short years ago, statistics showed a child died every 30 seconds of the mosquito-borne disease. Continue reading... THEMBA MZINGWANE Mandela vs. Mugabe: A Contrast in African Heroes Robert Mugabe represents the lesson of how power can irrevocably corrupt a once admired hero. On the other side, Nelson Mandela represents an example of how great statesmanship and forgiveness can be a catalyst to a quick national healing. Continue reading... CLEMANTINE WAMARIYA It's Not Just History Like many American millennials, an 8th grade field trip first brought me into contact with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Unlike most of my peers, however -- then and now -- visiting the Museum was not my first up-close and personal encounter with genocide. Continue reading... JOSEPH BLADY, M.D. A Forgotten Anniversary Afghanistan never rose in the first place, and is again increasing its heroin production. We've never gotten a grip on the Arab Spring. Who knows where Egypt and Yemen are headed? Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003