I'm a young reporter who recently returned from a stint in Cambodia. Inveterate international traveler, frequent blogger, thrives on a regular diet of snark. Enjoys eating things and reporting back to others. Cynic, but tries to be somewhat pleasant about it. Interested in human rights, international affairs, Southeast Asia politics and international development, especially in the ICT arena. Enjoys photograpy. Nerd. Currently hanging my hat in Washington DC.
The tech giant denied claims that it allowed the NSA to create secret "backdoor" surveillance software for the iPhone.
Ambar Arianto Mulyo, 59, was attempting to capture the 15-foot long snake when it strangled him to death.
Fourteen of the detainees have been issued exit permits, while legal cases against all 30 crew members have been dropped.
Welsh Greenpeace activist Anthony Perrett will be able to leave Russia for first time since September, due to a wide-reaching Russian amnesty.
The British Airways Boeing 747-400 taxied down a runway that was too narrow for its wingspan, and clipped a building in the process.
Seventeen-year-old Arapahoe High School student dies from her wounds, after the December 13th shooting.
The Democratic Party of Thailand won't field a candidate in elections that Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra called for earlier this month.
Astronauts Rick Mastracchio and Mike Hopkins successfully begin repairs to a faulty ammonia pump in Saturday space walk.
The four dead at an ambush at Manila's airport include the mayor of the south Philippines town of Labangan.
India's government will ask its Supreme Court to take a second look at its decision to uphold a harsh colonial-era law banning homosexual acts.
Trial of Kenyan President Kenyatta in 2007 election violence will be delayed against after two witnesses withdraw.