CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's main opposition bloc said on Saturday that a Muslim Brotherhood-backed bill to regulate human rights groups and other private organizations was an attempt to stifle their work. Full story
A new stem cell discovery has reawakened controversy about human cloning — though technical challenges mean scientists are far from being able to create human babies as in Michael Bay's 2005 sci-fi flick "The Island." Full story
In this week’s Office Politics Alex Witt speaks with NBC's Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel. The seasoned world traveler reveals where he calls home and the importance of maintaining contact with his family. Engel talks about his December kidnapping while he was covering the war in Syria. H
DALLAS (Reuters) - Veronica Orellana, her husband and three sons were used to living in cramped spaces until six years ago, when they moved into their three-bedroom house in Granbury, Texas, built by a nonprofit that constructs homes for low-income families. Full story
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Jorge Rafael Videla, an austere former army commander who led Argentina during the bloodiest period of a "dirty war" dictatorship and was unrepentant about kidnappings and murders ordered by the state, died on Friday at age 87. Full story
Kerry Kennedy of the RFK Center for Justice and Human Rights discusses farm workers rights and the immigration reform bill.
Ariel Castro’s alleged crimes are horrendous, but few predators were as twisted as Josef Fritzl. Criminologist Brian Levin joins Rev. Sharpton to discuss what drives a man to such depravity, and how his victims can recover.
Bill Hoogterp is an executive coach who specializes in public speaking. His suggestions for successful speechmaking include understanding the power of successful storytelling and using body language effectively.
S.E. Cupp explains why we're enraged about the Gosnell trial, and what we can do about it.
Alex Wagner is joined by The New York Times’ Pete Baker, Former DNC Communications Director Karen Finney, The Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart, and NYC Deputy Mayor Howard Wolfson to discuss Russia’s ongoing relationship with Assad, and Secretary of State John Kerry’s visit to the Kremlin.
"Autumn," one of four 15-foot-high fiberglass busts of human heads by artist Philip Haas, is currently on display at the New York Botanical Garden in The Bronx, New York, May 16, 2013. Haas was inspired by the "Four Seasons" portraits of 16th century Italian Renaissance painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo t
"Winter," one of four 15-foot-high fiberglass busts of human heads by artist Philip Haas, is currently on display at the New York Botanical Garden in The Bronx, New York, May 16, 2013. Haas was inspired by the "Four Seasons" portraits of 16th century Italian Renaissance painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo t
"Summer," one of four 15-foot-high fiberglass busts of human heads by artist Philip Haas, is currently on display at the New York Botanical Garden in The Bronx, New York, May 16, 2013. Haas was inspired by the "Four Seasons" portraits of 16th century Italian Renaissance painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo t
"Spring," one of four 15-foot-high fiberglass busts of human heads by artist Philip Haas, is currently on display at the New York Botanical Garden in The Bronx, New York, May 16, 2013. Haas was inspired by the "Four Seasons" portraits of 16th century Italian Renaissance painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo t
