Kenya Election Violence.. Locusts Swarm Egypt.. Tsunami Recovery

March 4, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Violence, Long Lines Mar Kenyan Elections NAIROBI, Kenya -- Multiple attacks against security forces in Kenya on Monday killed at least 12 people as Kenyans waited in long lines to cast ballots five years after more than 1,000 people died in election-related violence.  Continue reading... Death Toll From Massive Pakistan Car Bombing Climbs Locusts Swarm Egypt Photos Show Destruction And Recovery Two Years After Deadly Tsunami Queen Elizabeth Hospitalized After Apparent Infection Al Qaeda Slams Obama's Gay Marriage Stance Holocaust Researchers Conclude Way More Nazi Camps Than Anyone Realized Israel Announces 'Palestinian Only' Bus Lines Queen Elizabeth Hospitalized After Apparent Infection SALEEM H. ALI Argo and U.S.-Iranian Inertia Perhaps the Canadians who continue to have diplomatic ties with Iran could also play an important role in this regard just as they did in 1980. Yet unlike the plot of Argo, the story of American relations with Iran cannot afford to end with an escape from engagement. Continue reading... MIKE EDWARDS Italy's Democratic Triumph In the real world, the alternative to this "chaotic" election isn't a business-friendly utopia; it's weeks of rioting shutting down Rome, or even worse, the Arab Spring. So who cares if the Italian people voted for the 'wrong' parties? Continue reading... SARAH SMITH Resilience Under Fire: Reality for Syrian Refugee Teens Every night, when darkness decreases the chances they'll be shot, an average of 5,000 refugees, half of them children, flee from Syria into Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey, Iraq and Egypt. Continue reading... ED SAYRES Moving in the Wrong Direction for Horses What is the USDA doing to stop this terrible problem? Unbelievably, we understand they intend to move forward with processing one of the pending applications before them for a horse slaughter operation here in the U.S. Continue reading... ABRAHAM H. FOXMAN An Unhealthy Nexus: Iran and Argentina Argentina now seems set on a path of colluding with the those who stand accused as the perpetrators to replace the Argentine criminal justice process with a vague arrangement that will, at best, further delay justice and, at worst, result in a gross miscarriage of justice. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.