News, April 22, 2010

	House Overwhelmingly Moves On Iran Sanctions
	Pentagon: Attacking Iran Always an Option   Iran Rejects Building Missile to Hit US

Frontline

	Disposable Soldiers
	Ron Paul Challenges GOP's Foreign Policy Agenda
	Russian Navy Gets 25 More Years at Ukraine Base
	US Soldier Took $1.4 Million in Bribes From Contractors
	Secrecy Surrounding Space Plane Fuels Speculation
	Pentagon Invents Taliban Atrocity in Khataba
	Iran Exports 'Revolutionary Principles' to Venezuela, Report Claims
	'Truth Is Often the First Casualty of War'

US Military Army Considers Rescinding Invitation to Evangelist Americans Too Fat to Join the Army House Expands Benefits for Veterans' Caregivers Court-Martial of Navy Seal Opens in Iraq Hoax on Vermont National Guard Families Investigated by Attorney General The War at Home Source: Pirate Suspects to Be Brought to Norfolk Ohio Man Faces Somali Torture Claim Former Blackwater Employees Contest Federal Charges 'War on Terror' Intel Chief: Small Terror Groups Are Key Challenge FBI Names Veteran Officer to Oversee Intelligence Divisions Intel Chief Concedes That Legal Authorities on Military's Cyber Command Need Clarification

News, April 21, 2010

Guard Recruiters Forged Re-Enlistment Papers: Report

Frontline

	Assassination of Baghdad Imam Sparks Fears of Violence
	Miliband: UK Would Not Have Invaded Iraq if We Knew What We Know Now
	McCain, Kyl Want Troops on US-Mexico Border
	Are Pirate Ransoms Legal? Confusion Over US Order
	Generals: Britain Should Scrap Nukes
	Iraq Tops Unsolved Reporter Murders

The War at Home

	Court-Martial of Soldier in Iraq Deaths Postponed
	Group Wants Evangelist's Pentagon Event Canceled

News, April 20, 2010

Senators Subpoena Fort Hood Documents
Frontline

	The British Election and the Wars
	New York Airport 'Blind' to El Al Racial Profiling
	Guantánamo Habeas Results: Prisoners 34, Government 13
	US to Leave Haiti by June
	Military Scrambles Soldiers, Staff and Supplies
	NATO Fighters Grounded by Damage From Ash
	Poll Shows Lack of Faith in Federal Government

War on Terror'

	NY Man Sentenced in Terrorism Financing Case
	US Muslim Groups Walk Fine Line in Efforts to Confront Extremism The War at Home Ex-Blackwater Contractors Will Not Face Death Penalty for Afghanistan Shootings Families of Dead Soldiers Want Accountability for Afghan Battles Britain Goes on Trial Over Torture of Suspects in Afghanistan

News, April 19, 2010

Frontline

	Obama Cuts 'Democracy' Funds in Egypt by 50%
	Obama Lacks Domestic, International Support for Key Nuclear Ambitions
	Israeli Minister: Abandon Limited Construction Curbs
	Rep. King: Continuing Debate Over 9/11 Trials 'Makes Us Look Foolish'
	NATO Invites Russia to Help With Missile Defense Shield

The War at Home

	Reaching Out Quietly to Muslims in America
	Sikorsky, Lockheed to Team Up on Marine One Bid