News, January 9, 2010

	US Struggles With Lack of Expertise in Yemen
	Mullen: No Plans to Send Troops to Yemen Fault Line That Allows al-Qaeda to Flourish in Yemen

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	Judge Tosses Out Most Evidence on Gitmo Detainee
	Afghan Prisoners Challenge Indefinite Detention
	Democrats Plot to Protect Janet Napolitano
	CIA Bomber's Wife Says War Must Go on Against US
	West Bank Route May Open, but Not to Peace
	US Voices Growing Concern Over Sudan Accord
	Expert: Arab Nation May Be Going Nuclear
	US to Review Court Decision on Blackwater Killings

The Underbomber

Terrorism Center Head Faces Hot Seat Over Bombing Attempt Christmas Terror Suspect Pleads Not Guilty Underbomber Says Little in Court Al-Qaeda Plane Bomber Umar Abdulmutallab 'Recruited in UK' The Plane Took Off – Then They Realized Who Was in Seat 19A Christmas Plane Attack Case Will Test Defense

Air Security

Comments About Gilligan's Island Net Oregon Man on Flight a Felony Charge NORAD Scrambles Military Jets Again Over Unruly Passenger Cancer Risks Debated for Type of Airport X-Ray Scan UK Police Arrest Three Passengers on Plane at Heathrow TSA Guard in Security Breach Called Model Employee

'War on Terror'

Two Men Arrested in Connection With Zazi Terror Inquiry UK Muslim Students Under Spotlight New York Bomb Suspect Charged With False Statement to FBI Top Muslim Clerics Issue Fatwa Denouncing Terror Attacks France: Radical Imam Deported to Egypt Feds: Accused Scientist Spy Breached Top-Secret Policy in '02

US Military

US Troops, Kin Face Cuts in Base Services Army Imprisons Soldier for Singing Against Stop-Loss Policy Slain Veteran's Family Leaves US as Wife's Visa Is Set to Expire With New GI Bill, More March From Battlefield to College The Making of the Military's Standard Arms Soldier on Leave From Iraq Accidentally Kills Self With Gun