News, April 03, 2010

	Legality of Drone Strikes Still in Question
	CIA's Top Spy: No Intel Losses From Waterboarding Ban
	Obama No Closer on Nuclear Test Ban Ratification

Frontline

	Moscow Subway Bomber Was 17, Alleged Rebel Widow
	Marine's Mission: Tell Family Their Son Died in War
	New Security Checks for Travelers to US
	US Shift From Iraq to Afghanistan Presents Massive Logistical Operation
	UK OKs Sea Reserve, Angering Islanders Forcibly Removed for US Base

The War at Home

	2nd Woman Charged in 'Jihad Jane' Case
	Militia Draws Distinctions Between Groups
	National Disaster Exercises, Called Too Costly and Scripted, May Be Scaled Back
	Aircraft Maker Pushing Exports of Spy Drones

US Military

	Unemployment Spikes for Iraq, Afghan Vets
	Thousands of Vets Missing Out on Better Benefits
	Navy Took More Than a Year to Announce Personal Data Breach
	Army Corps of Engineers Unit Tightens Contract Standards