Last Saturday morning, the world was supposed to wake up to city centers plastered with bright red posters telling us to STOP AT NOTHING. Towns were supposed to be covered with the messages of peace ...

Right now, American operators are dropping onto LZs in central Africa, following Ugandan patrols through machete-resistant jungle brush, to find and capture one of the most wanted men on earth: ...

NZACKO, Central African Republic – The African troops hoped the latest defector from the Lord's Resistance Army rebel group would have fresh insight into the location of infamous warlord Joseph Kony.

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Joseph Kony, leader of the Lord’s Resistance Army. Photo by Stuart Price/AFP/Getty Images. A video made by the activist group Invisible Children has recently taken flight on the Internet. It lays out ...

One of the founders of the activist group Invisible Children, which shot into the international spotlight this month with its viral Web video "Kony 2012," reportedly was taken into custody after ...

With good reason and mostly good intentions, critics of the viral “KONY 2012” activism movie produced by Invisible Children have complained a lot about the organization’s supposedly “shady” finances.

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Rain gives this Kony 2012 poster in Minneapolis a tie-dye look. A 30-minute video that went viral this spring highlighted the atrocities of Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony and asked viewers to blanket ...

Danica Russell says her husband suffered from "brief reactive psychosis," and it may take months before he returns to his work with advocacy group Invisible Children. By Jethro Nededog Jason Russell ...

A controversial film about an African warlord and his army has spread to the far corners of the internet, racking up more than 70 million YouTube views and prompting a heated debate about the ...