News, April 17, 2010

US Indicts 5 Blackwater Ex-Officials
Frontline

	North Korea Suspected in Blast That Sank Warship
	Ahmadinejad: US Facing Isolation From the World
	Yemen Rebels Open Fire on Military Plane
	US Won't Share Ft. Hood Evidence With Senate
	2005 Destruction of Interrogation Tapes Caused Concern at CIA
	Piracy Suspects May Be Tried in US

War on Terror'

	US Shifts Gears to Tackle Homespun Terrorism
	New Rules on Terror Custody Being Drafted
	Ex-CIA Chief Approved Destroying Interrogation Tapes
	NYC Appeals Court Hears Challenge to Wiretap Law
	Holder Defends US Criminal, Military Terror Trials

US Military

	US Military Testing High-Tech Dirigibles in Utah
	Marine Back on Facebook After Fueling Debate
	Army Corps Finds WWI Chemical Site in DC Yard

Frontline

Malaysia Suspends Gasoline Supplies to Iran Former NSA Exec Charged With Leaking to Newspaper Iran Struggling to Sell Oil, Storing Millions of Barrels at Sea CIA Document Details Destruction of Tapes Study: Defeat al-Qaeda by Removing Its 'Cool' Image Belarus Leader: Abandoning Nukes 'A Huge Mistake' Long History of Fearing a Nuclear Attack From Within

War on Terror'

	Admiral: Smaller-Scale Terror Plots a Big Concern
	Sen. Lieberman Warns He'll Issue Subpoenas Over Ft. Hood Shootings
	No Jail Time for Imam in NYC Subway-Plot Case
	British Counter-Terrorism Stop and Searches Up by 66%
	Senators: Move Carefully on Pentagon Cyber Command
	Nominee Cites Attacks on Military Computers
	Benches and Public Art: First Line of Defense Against Terrorists?