North America Front News

"It Was Flint Yesterday, It's Us and Wisconsin Today, and Tomorrow It's Going to Be Everyone."

2011-03-05T04:13:00.000-08:00

Tens of Thousands Protest at Wisconsin Capitol

Correspondence from the Wave of Protests in Madison

Scott Walker and Wisconsin GOP Continue Lockdown in Contempt of Court; Issue Unconstitutional 'Arrest Warrants' for 14 Democratic Lawmakers

Michael Moore: We Face a Global War on the Middle Class

In a situation like this, we must always remember George Carlen's Greatest Last Gigs::
George Carlin ~ The American Dream

Number of Radical Right-Wing Hate, Patriot, and Militia Groups Exploded in 2010

2011-03-05T03:48:00.000-08:00

The three strands of the radical right — the hatemongers, the nativists and the antigovernment zealots — grew by 22% last year and 40% the year before.

Arizona Introduces Bill to Form State Army for Gov. Brewer: Arizona Gun Wild?

News, April 22, 2010

2010-04-22T13:52:00.000-07:00

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

2010-04-22T13:49:00.000-07:00

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

2010-04-20T06:49:00.000-07:00

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

2010-04-19T13:19:00.000-07:00

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

News, April 18, 2010

2010-04-19T04:06:00.000-07:00

FBI Chief: Domestic Terrorists as Big a Threat as al-Qaeda
Kucinich: White House Assassination Policy Is Extrajudicial
Frontline

	Fight al-Qaeda With Satire, Ridicule: Researchers
	Massachusetts Dad Fights TSA Ban on 1st-Grader
	Islamic Charity in Calif. Wiretap Case Wants $612k
	Democrats Criticize Obama, Highlight Seriousness of US-Israel Flap
	UK Special Forces in Body Armor 'Private Funding' Row
	Journalist in War Faces Troubling Questions

Americans Still Dying

	Slain Soldier (MS) Had Scheduled Leave in May for Daughter's Birth
	War Hits Home With Death of South Side Easton (CO) Native
	Memorial Service for San Juan (PR) Soldier Who Died in Kenya Supporting OEF
	Army Ranger From Ramsey (NJ) Killed in Osprey Crash in Afghanistan
	Tacoma (WA) Native Killed While on Patrol in Afghanistan
	Green Cove Springs (FL) Airman Remembered as Dedicated Father
	Air Force Pilot (MN) Killed in Osprey Crash in Afghanistan
	West Point Grad From Tyrone (GA) Killed in Iraq

US Military

Dad Wants More Answers in Ohio Soldier's Suicide

Cousin: Vet Who Killed Self in Ohio Changed by War

Prospective US Cyber Commander Talks Terms of Digital Warfare

Pentagon Networks Targeted by 'Hundreds of Thousands' of Probes (Whatever That Means)

Pentagon Dismisses Lieberman's Fort Hood Subpoena Threat

Soldier Booted for Threats in Iraq Rap Song

Potential Supreme Court Nominee Questioned Military Recruitment Policy in 2003

Afghanistan Deployments Lead to Air Shows Being Canceled
The War at Home

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

News, April 17, 2010

2010-04-17T03:35:00.000-07:00

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

2010-04-17T03:33:00.000-07:00

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?

News, April 15, 2010

2010-04-15T05:37:00.000-07:00

Cyber-Chief Nominee: Unclear if US Cyber Attacks a Deterrent
Frontline

	When the Army Uses 'Enhanced Interrogation' on an American Soldier
	NATO Chief Calls for Joint Missile Defense With Russia
	US Army Releases March Suicide Data
	Obama Phrase Highlights Shift on Middle East
	After Warning, Hundreds of Israelis Flee Sinai
	'Nuclear Tribunal' Proposed at International Summit
	World Bank Head: Time to Retire Term Third World'

The War at Home

	Holder to Look Into Govt Use of FOIA Exemptions
	Pentagon Tightens Restrictions on Hate Group Participation
	Marine's Anti-Obama Facebook Comments Fuel Debate
	Powerful CIA Deputy to Step Down: Spy Agency
	Holder: No Decision Yet on Where to Try Self-Professed 9/11 Mastermind
	Lawyer: Free Kenyan From 'Black Hole' Guantánamo

News, April 14, 2010

2010-04-14T06:48:00.000-07:00

Obama: Israel Should Sign Nuke Treaty

		*China Reiterates Opposition to Iran Sanctions... Again*
		*UN Chief Doubts Mideast Nuke-Free Zone*

Frontline

	Obama's Disregard for Media Reaches New Heights at Nuclear Summit
	Obama Puts His Own Mark on Foreign Policy Issues
	Gazans Gassed by Silent Killer
	Sen. Lieberman: US Should Attack Iran's Nuclear Program if All Else Fails
	76 Senators Sign on to Israel Support Letter
	Summit Helps Israel Skirt Nuclear Scrutiny, for Now

The War at Home

	Muppets, Mullen Help Kids Deal With Grief
	House Armed Services Leaders Aim to Cut Pentagon Waste, Fraud

'War on Terror'

	Federal Court Upholds Warrantless Border Search of Laptop in Texas
	Parents of Alleged Terrorists Seek Clues to Sons' Disappearance to Pakistan

News, April 13, 2010

2010-04-14T06:46:00.000-07:00

Obama Focuses on al-Qaeda's 'Nuclear Threat'

		*US Has Own Nuclear Security Issues*
		*Nuclear Summit Is Expected to Sidestep Touchy Subjects*

Guantanamo Detainee Ordered Freed

Frontline

	Shooting by US Soldiers in Afghanistan Fuels Karzai's Anger
	In Nuclear Summit, Obama Seeks Global Help in Sanctioning Iran
	Lieberman: Obama Should Commit to Modernizing Nukes
	Govt Investigates Whether Legal-Aid Org 'Exposed' CIA Agents
	Profile: Julian Assange, the Man Behind Wikileaks

The War at Home

	Dyncorp Owner Cashes Out of Wartime Investment
	Five Years After Iraq Abduction, Family Tries Making Own Closure

News, April 12, 2010

2010-04-14T06:44:00.000-07:00

Lieberman: Senate Won't Ratify Nuke Treaty

		*US Officials Stress Country's Nuclear Strength*
		*Agenda of Nuclear Talks Leaves Out a New Threat*

Frontline

	Ron Paul Chastises at GOP Conference: Conservatives 'Like the Empire'
	Obama at New Low in Gallup Poll
	Iranian Anger Rises Over Obama's Revised Nuke Policy
	Obama: Al-Qaeda Bid to Go Nuclear Is Top Threat
	US: No Policy Barring Israeli Nuke Scientists
	Clinton: All Bets Are Off if US Under Biological Attack

The War at Homew

	Obama Meets With a Parade of Leaders
	Revolving Door of Multiple Tours Linked to PTSD
	Nuclear Twist Sees Russian Warheads Warming US Homes

News, April 11, 2010

2010-04-14T06:42:00.000-07:00

Frontline

	Yemen: Warning by Cleric's Tribe
	Cable Ties Kissinger to Cancellation of Chile Assassination Warning
	As US Attempted to Remove Nuclear Material From Chile, Earthquake Struck
	US Wants India, Pakistan to Help in Disarmament
	Maine Antiwar Campaign Nabs Resolution Victory in State's Largest City

Canadians in Afghanistan

	Troops Knew of Afghan Prisoner Abuse, Retired Captain Says
	Ottawa Accused of Withholding Military Letters on Detainees
	Bondage, Beatings and a Few Questions From the Governor
	House of Pain: Canada's Connection With Kandahar's Ruthless Palace Guard
	Canada Ready to Mentor Afghan Police After 2011, Says DM

US Military

	US Children of Deployed Parent More Anxious, Even After Deployment Ends
	Vet Home From Iraq Suffers With Medical Maladies, Red Tape
	Thermal-Energy Product Improves Performance of Bomb-Sniffing Dogs

Americans Still Dying

	Young Ex-USAF Troubled by His Time in Iraq Drowns Himself
	'Thrown-Away Hero' Laid to Rest at Arlington After Suicide
	New York Marine Leaves Behind Wife, Son and Infant Daughter
	Voluntown (CT) Marine Killed a Month After Arriving in Afghanistan
	Family, Friends Recall Fallen Bridgewater (NJ) Paratrooper
	Steubenville (OH) Marine Dies While Supporting OEF in Djibouti
	Navy Pilot (OH) Lost in Persian Gulf Was Ukrainian Immigrant
	Noncombat Incident in Iraq Kills St. Cloud (MN) Soldier
	Memories, Friends Comfort Rochester Marine's Family (MN)

Mexico

Bomb Damages US Consulate in Mexico; No Injuries

'War on Terror'

	NYPD Counterterror Boss Who Oversaw Cameras Quits
	Few Worry About Overreaction on Jet
	Australian Airport's Security Code Taped to Security Gate

News, April 10, 2010

2010-04-14T06:40:00.000-07:00

Frontline

	White House: Summit to Prevent Nuclear Terror
	Vet From 'Collateral Murder' Company Speaks Out
	Federal Judge Orders Release of Gitmo Detainee
	250,000 Gulf War Veterans Have 'Unexplained Medical Symptoms'
	UN Failed Civilians During Congo Rebel Attack
	New Research Sheds Light on Soviet Plans for WWIII

US-Russia Nuclear Treaty

	Treaty Focuses on a Threat From the Past
	Signed and Completed: US, Russia Close Nuclear Talks
	Arms Deal More 'Illusion Than Reality,' but Still a Good Start
	Senate OK Is Next Hurdle for Arms Control Deal
	Republicans Expected to Line Up Behind New START

'War on Terror'

	FIFA: World Cup Terrorist Threat Made
	US to Close Book on Diplomat's Airline Bomb Scare
	Obstacles Block US-EU Anti-Terror Data Accord

News, April 09, 2010

2010-04-14T06:38:00.000-07:00

US-Russia Disarmament Treaty on Shaky Ground

Obama, Medvedev Sign Nuke Treaty, Warn Iran

Bush 'Knew Gitmo Prisoners Were Innocent'
Frontline

	Inside US Mission to Secure Weapons-Grade Nuclear Material in Chile
	Iraq, Iran, and Sistani
	Diplomat Was Headed to Meet Jailed Terrorist
	Liz Cheney Defends Karzai
	UK Military Apologizes for Firing Range 'Mosques'
	NYC Sikhs Protest Visit by Indian Minister

Arms Control Treaty

	US, Russia Reach Deal on Disposing of Plutonium From Nuclear Weapons
	Nuclear Treaty Would Cut Only Long-Range Arms
	US Moves From Nuclear Arms to Conventional Missiles With Global Reach
	US-Russia Nuclear Pact Means UK Can Delay Trident Renewal, Analysts Say
	Obama: Stage Set for Further Cuts
	Text of Obama and Medvedev Remarks

US Leaders Speak

	Guantanamo Judge Says Detainee's Trial Won't Begin for a Year
	Guantanamo Prisoner Fights Forced Repatriation
	German Minister Defends Guantanamo Move
	US Upbeat About Anti-Terror Data Accord With EU
	Muslim Scholar Enters the US After Being Barred

News, April 08, 2010

2010-04-08T07:15:00.000-07:00

In-Flight Cigarette Causes Massive Terror Panic

US Confirms: Citizen Is on CIA Assassination List

Pentagon: F-35 Fighter Program Costs to Significantly Rise

Frontline

	US Army Strength Worldwide
	Rep. Dana Rohrabacher Opposes Afghanistan Surge
	Obama Said to Mull Israel-Palestinian Peace Plan
	Psychologists Explain Iraq Airstrike Video
	US Looks to Nonnuclear Arms to Use as Deterrent
	Obama Heads to Prague to Sign Arms Deal

'War on Terror'

	Obama Bans Terms Jihad, Islam From Security Document
	2nd US Woman Pleads Not Guilty to Terrorism Charge
	'Jihad Jamie' and the 'Black Widows': Why Women Turn to Terrorism
	Kenya Seeks Repatriation of Guantanamo Detainee
	Sudanese Man Sues After Release From Guantanamo
	Mich. Muslim Leader: Pix of Slain Imam Troubling

News, April 07, 2010

2010-04-08T07:13:00.000-07:00

Obama's First-Strike Nuke 'Loophole': Iran & NK

		*Russia Reserves Opt-Out of Arms Treaty With US*
		*Mixed Reviews for Obama's Nuclear Strategy*

'Shoe-Bomber' Report Was Cigarette-Smoker

Obama OKs Assassination of American Cleric

Frontline

	What Is WikiLeaks?
	Iraq Video Brings Notice tto WikiLeaks
	Dana Rohrabacher's War
	Obama Calls Nuke Terrorism the Top Threat to US
	Why There Are No 'Israelis' in Israel
	Gitmo War Court Resumes Hearings Amid Uncertainty
	Obama Revives Terror-Prison Rules
	Pres. Ford OK'd Warrantless Domestic Surveillance

US Military

Drone Found in Gulf Is From Eglin Air Force Base

News, April 06, 2010

2010-04-08T07:10:00.000-07:00

Obama Reserves Prerogative to Nuke Iran

Obama Limits When US Would Use Nukes

Frontline

	Judge Rebukes Bush-Era Spying Program
	National Debt Seen Heading for Crisis Level
	US Plans Broader Nuclear Arms Talks With Russians
	Drone Strike in Waziristan, Casualties Feared
	US Defends Legality of Killing With Drones
	Excerpts From Obama's New Nuclear Strategy
	Excerpts From Obama Interview on NPT
	Putin: Russian Arms to Venezuela May Be $5 Billion

'War on Terror

	Lawyer: US Terror Suspect to Plead Not Guilty
	Hawaii Man's China Military Secrets Trial to Begin

News, April 05, 2010

2010-04-08T07:08:00.000-07:00

Video Shows Copters Killing Reporters, Civilians
Frontline

	Defense Minister Prepares Germans for Afghan 'War'
	Thousands of Germans March Against Afghan War
	Senator Says Domestic Terror Threat Is Real Danger
	North Korea Claims South Fires Toward Its Border
	Kristol: 'Better' for US to Attack Iran Than if Israel Did
	Rabbis: Israeli Crisis With US Jewry Dangerous
	Egyptian Publisher of Pro-ElBaradei Book Arrested
	Air Force Security Worries Lead to Blackberry Limits

News, April 04, 2010

2010-04-08T07:00:00.000-07:00

Iraq, Afghan Wars Biggest Logistical Effort Since WWII
Frontline

	Nuclear Heartland Anxious About Missile Cuts
	13 Civilians Killed in Clashes in Somali Capital
	White House in Calming Message to US Jews: Obama Is Israel's Friend
	Australia Gives $10 Million to Landmine Action in Laos, Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon
	2 Former Gitmo Inmates Settling in New Swiss Home
	Uranium-Mining Nations Flout UN on Nuclear Market

US Military

	Wounded Soldiers Have Increased Odds of Survival
	Bahrain: US Navy Ends Search for Missing Pilot
	Air Force to Launch Robotic Winged Space Plane
	Pentagon Wants Troop Poop Porta-Reactors

Americans Still Dying

	Yakima (WA) Soldier With Ties to Alaska Killed in Afghan Attack
	Hawaiian Soldier Deployed With the Virginia Guard Dies in Iraq
	Slain Marine From Yorba Linda (CA) Remembered
	Funeral Held for Gillette (WY) Marine Killed in Afghanistan Firefight

News, April 03, 2010

2010-04-08T06:59:00.000-07:00

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

News, April 02, 2010

2010-04-08T06:56:00.000-07:00

Obama Set to Reject 'Nuclear Posture' on Eve of START Deal

Personal Data on 1,000 UK Muslim Students Given to CIA

Mumbai Terrorist Was US Agent

Frontline

	US Army Backtracks on Gay Discharges, No Moratorium
	British DM Wins Right to Keep Advice on Iraq Interrogations Secret
	Journalist on the Run From Israel Is Hiding in Britain
	Despite Strains, China Leader to Attend Nuclear Meeting in US
	US Sues Contractor KBR Over Iraq Bills
	NY Times Still Pays Obama's Nominee to Army Post

'War on Terror'

	US Sanctions London-Based al-Qaeda 'Gunrunner'
	Travelers With Muslim Names Find Themselves Fighting for US Visas
	UK Study on Islamic Blogs 'Flawed'

News, April 01, 2010

2010-04-08T06:53:00.000-07:00

NSA Wiretap of Charity's Lawyers Declared Illegal

Prosecutor: Agent Infiltrated Christian Militia

Frontline

	Middle East in Huge Naval Expansion
	US Imported Sand to Iraq
	When Military Moves a War, There Are No Shortcuts
	Audit: Costly FBI Computer Upgrade Drags Further
	John Yoo Bad-Mouths Berkeley
	FBI Sees Little Chance of Copycat Militia Plots
	UK's Cameron: US Disappointing Over Falklands
	Muslim Scholars Recast Jihadists' Favorite Fatwa

US Military

	Army Chief Sees Defacto Moratorium on Gay Discharges
	No Formal Reprimand for General Who Pushed Gay Ban
	One Missing After US Navy Plane Crashes Into Arabian Sea
	Pentagon Extends Contract Bidding

News, March 31, 2010

2010-04-07T06:25:00.000-07:00

The War at Home

	Military: It Could Take a Year to Fix 'Jesus Rifles' Scopes
	Obama Vows Air Force Tanker Selection to Be 'Free and Fair'
	Panel Says Firms Need US Guidance to Reduce Contractors in Iraq
	Convicted Iraq War Roadside Bomber in Dutch Jail

Frontline

	US War Zone Commanders Spend Billion Dollars a Year in Cash
	US Troops End Last Kosovo Patrol
	Judge Seeks More Answers on Alleged CIA Misconduct
	US Cannot Rule the World Alone, Says Nicolas Sarkozy
	Israel Lobby Presses Congress to Soften Obama's Tough Stance on Netanyahu
	FBI Sees Little Chance of Copycat Militia Plots

'War on Terror'

	Republicans to Obama: No Detainee Transfers to Afghanistan
	Withdrawal of 2nd TSA Nominee Leaves Obama With Big Security Hole
	Special US Prisons Unconstitutional: Lawsuit

News, March 30, 2010

2010-03-30T09:28:00.001-07:00

Christian Militia Members Charged in Michigan
Frontline

No Good Options for President Obama in Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Trial

Is Iraq's Allawi a Murderer?

Jewish Leader Doubts Carter Apology on Israel

Some Question US Training of Mexican Forces

Obama Shifts Focus From Foreign Populations to Leaders

Israeli Ministers Reaffirm Jerusalem Stance

Oud Maker Labors in Secret on Baghdad Rooftop

The War at Home

	Seven Years Later, Family of Man Killed in Iraq Soldiers On
	Security Contractor Gets 3 Years for Killing Co-Worker in Iraq
	Panel Examines Contractor Drawdown in Iraq

'War on Terror'

	Germans Moving Closer to Accepting Guantánamo Detainees
	US Appeals Court Returns Terror Case to RI Judge
	UK Anti-Extremist Scheme 'Spies on Muslims'

In Other News

US and India Reach Deal on Nuclear Reprocessing

News, March 29, 2010

2010-03-30T09:27:00.009-07:00

White House 'Confident' of New Iran Sanctions
Frontline

	AP Investigation: Tale of 2002 Detainee's Death at CIA Prison
	White House Presses Forward on Talks to Shut Down Guantánamo
	Defending Due Process for Guantánamo Detainees
	Rift Exposes Split in Views on Mideast
	Report: US Will 'Consider Abstaining' if UN Votes on East Jerusalem
	Europeans Woo US, Promising Relevance
	Anti-US Views Rise in Indonesia

News, March 28, 2010

2010-03-30T09:27:00.005-07:00

Whistleblower Site Wants US to Stop Spying on Its Operations
Frontline

	Chertoff Joins Defense Firm That Defrauded US
	Imagining an Israeli Strike on Iran
	NATO: Europe Must Upgrade Defenses
	US/UK Special Relationship Is Over, MPs Say

Last Defendant in Iraq Killings Ready for Trial

Cutting Arsenals

	China Wary of US-Russia Nuclear Embrace
	Britain Hails Russia-US Nuke Deal, Eyes Own Cuts
	Australia Hails 'Landmark' Nuke Treaty Between Russia and US
	Australia Welcomes UK's Cluster Bomb Ban

Weekend Reviews

	*The Bases of Empire*
	Separating Fact From Fiction in Iraq War Films
	Remembering a Korean Statesman

Americans Still Dying

	Kenosha (WI) Soldier Killed in Grenade Attack in Iraq
	Family Mourns Death of Army Ranger From Fairbanks (AK)
	Funeral Held for Hot Springs (ARK) Navy Seal Killed in Afghanistan
	LAPD (CA) SWAT Officer Killed by Afghanistan Roadside Bomb (CA)
	Clarksville (TN) Paratrooper Killed by Afghan Roadside Bomb
	Marine From Palm City (FL) Dies in Afghanistan

'War on Terror'

	Maj. Gen. Harding Withdraws as TSA Nominee Under Cloud
	Ex-TSA Pick Harding's Firm Got Army Deal After He Citing Bogus Disability
	German Official: Germany-US Talk About Guantanamo Inmates

News, March 27, 2010

2010-03-30T09:27:00.003-07:00

US, Russia Agree to Sharp New Cuts in Nukes

		*New Pact Places No Limits on Missile Defenses*
		*Nuclear Labs Raise Doubts Over Viability of Arsenals*

Frontline

	US Convicted 403 for 'International Terror' Since 2001
	Marine General: Gays Would Get Their Own Rooms
	Religion Sways Policy, Now in Israel
	Oversight Sought for Battlefield 'Bags of Cash' in Iraq, Afghanistan
	Iraq's New Parliament Seat Distribution
	India Pushes for Access to Headley, Pakistani American Tied to Mumbai Plot
	Canada: New Sanctions Against Iran Inevitable

US Military

	VA Ruling on Former Marine's Illness May Affect Thousands
	Soldier of Conscience Granted Clemency, Released

Weekend Reviews

	*The Bases of Empire*
	Separating Fact From Fiction in Iraq War Films
	Remembering a Korean Statesman

'War on Terror'

	Kenya Frees American Suspected of Terrorism Links
	Chicago Cab Driver Accused of Supporting al-Qaeda
	Napolitano Says Airport Full-Body Scanners 'Do Not See Everything'
	San Francisco Police Chief's Remarks on Terrorism Anger Arabs

News, March 26, 2010

2010-03-30T09:27:00.001-07:00

Obama Backtracking on Detainee Rights

		*New War-Court Chief May Mean More Tribunals at Guantánamo*
		*'Bin Laden Audio' Threatens US Over Alleged 9/11 Plotter*

Frontline

	Moderates Forced Out of Top Islam Web Site
	KBR Loses Bid to Throw Out Iraq Convoy Death Cases
	Obama's Plan to Assassinate Americans
	Heavily-Censored Afghan Documents Raise New Questions About Transfers
	Military Judge Could End Case of 24 Iraqi Killings
	Japan, Australia in Effort to Curtail First-Strike Policy

'War on Terror'

	American Terror Suspect Traveled Unimpeded
	US to Appeal Release Order for Guantanamo Detainee
	Ministers Are Exaggerating the Terrorist Threat, Say UK MPs
	UK Police Asks Internet Cafes to Monitor Customers

US Military

	What Joe Dwyer's Death Can Teach US About PTSD
	Gates Approves Pentagon Rules for Discharging Gays
	Army General Admonished for Advocating for Gay Ban
	RI Indians Want Valuable Navy Property in Newport

News, March 25, 2010

2010-03-25T02:40:00.000-07:00

Russia, US OK Missile-Defense Workaround for Nuke TreatyFrontline

	Republicans Seek Deal on Detainee Trials
	'Palestinian Life is Cheap'
	Saudis Arrest 113 al-Qaeda Suspects
	Armenian President Ready to Cede Territory to Azerbaijan
	General Works to Salvage Legacy of Iraq War
	Decision 'Shortly' on Russian Bid for British Newspapers
	Private Spy Ring Prompts Wider US Probe: Pentagon
	Cindy Sheehan on DC Arrest: Whose Streets?

'War on Terror'

	For Two Detainees Who Told What They Knew, Guantanamo Becomes a Gilded Cage
	Canada Reassigns Warship to Fight al-Qaeda Attacks in Gulf of Aden
	US Investigators Winding Down Inquiry of Destroyed CIA Tapes
	Visa Denial Was Reversed for Terrorism Suspect in 2004
	US Sends Two Uighur Detainees to Switzerland
	US Aviation Security Pick Favors Israeli Model
	EU Weighs Its Own System to Track Cash for Terrorism

US Military

	Judge Says Burden Is on Government in Haditha Case
	Pentagon Eyes More 'Humane' Enforcement of Gay Ban
	How Some Retired Military Officers Became Well-Paid Consultants
	Defense Secretary Orders Review of Military Information Programs
	Army to Refurbish Humvees, Not Buy More
	Military Aims for Better Concussion Detection
	Army: Dead Robbery Suspect Was AWOL Iraq Vet

News, March 24, 2010

2010-03-25T02:36:00.000-07:00

CIA, State Dept Trying to Destroy Wikileaks
Frontline

	Weapons Charges Eyed for Ex-Blackwater Boss
	Ousted ROTC May Go Back to School Marine Most Responsible for Killing 24 Iraqi Civilians in Haditha May Be Freed on Technicality

The War at Home

	After the Fort Hood Shootings, a Muslim American Soldier Battles on Friendly Ground
	Gates Orders Study of Pentagon 'Information Ops'

'War on Terror'

	No Dissent in Guantánamo Detainee Review, Senate Told
	US Sends Three Guantánamo Detainees to Georgia
	Pa. Man's Terror Conviction Is Upheld on Appeal

News, March 23, 2010

2010-03-25T02:33:00.000-07:00

Judge Orders High-Profile Gitmo Detainee Released

Graham Proposes Framework for Handling Terrorism Suspects

Frontline

	Court Rejects New Bid From Gitmo Uighur Detainees
	Sex Assaults Spur New Lighting at Bagram Base
	Halliburton, KBR Drop Court Appeal in Rape Case
	Gates Says Reviewing Contractors' Role in Intel Gathering
	Aleutian Fish Still Contam-inated by Old Military Sites
	Israeli Couple Forbidden From Renting to Bedouin Friends
	J Street Friction at AIPAC Conference

News, March 22, 2010

2010-03-22T10:08:00.000-07:00

Afghan Prison May Become the New Gitmo

		*JSOC Interests Snag Plan to Free Afghan Detainees*
		*Militant Group in Kabul With Draft Peace Deal*
		*Bombs Kill 13 Afghans; Elderly Man Dies in Raid*

A Little Secret About Obama's Transparency

Frontline

	Former Obama Aide New Head of AIPAC
	Appeals Court Denies Ashcroft Immunity in Arrest of Muslim American
	US Census Tracks Mail, Raising Fears Among Some
	Planned Guam Marine Base Raises Anger, Concerns
	Netanyahu: US Knew About Settlements
	General Says British DM 'Out of Touch' With Reality
	Sheehan Arrested During Iraq War Protest

News, March 21, 2010

2010-03-22T09:51:00.000-07:00

Jihad Jane Suggests Rising Threat From Online 'Jihobbyists'

Thousands in US Rally to Pull Troops From 2 War Zones

Frontline

	Americans Couldn't Care Less About the Wars
	More Saudi Oil Goes to China Than to US
	Under Panetta, a More Aggressive CIA
	Cyberwar Paper in China Sets Off Alarms in US
	Ranks of Amputees Rise Steadily in 8 Years of War
	Star Trek-Style Force-Field Armor Being Developed by Military Scientists
	UK: Nuclear Bunker Spy Comes Out of Hiding

'War on Terror'

	US Allows India to Quiz Mumbai Attack Organizer
	Bin Laden's Son Raps al-Qaeda
	Tariq Ramadan: Why I Was Banned in the USA

US Military

	'Business as Usual' for Military IT? Not So Fast
	Boeing Completes Design of Shipboard Superlaser

Americans Still Dying

	Largo (FL) Marine Killed in Afghanistan Was New Dad
	Federal Way (WA) Woman Killed in Iraq Mortar Attack
	Richfield (OH) Marine Dies on His Birthday From Afghan Wounds
	Arkansas Couple Lose Grandson in Attack on Afghan Outpost
	Fallen Sugar Land Marine's Family Thanks Community for Support (TX)
	Texas Soldier With Michigan Ties Dies in Iraq Rollover
	Christiansburg (VA) Soldier Remembered by Friends
	Mesa (AZ) Soldier Killed by IED in Afghanistan
	Afghan Suicide Bomber Claims Live of Airborne Solder From New York

2010-03-20T22:21:00.000-07:00

Synagogue Bomb Suspects: Feds Put Us Up to It!

		Al-Qaeda's New Tactic Is to Seize Shortcuts
		Graham Dismisses Gitmo Deal Talk
		*Dismantling of Saudi-CIA Web Site Shows Need for Clearer Policies*

Families Sue Over Guantánamo DeathsFrontline

	General Petraeus Tipped as Republican 2012 Presidential Candidate
	Condoleezza Rice Regrets How US Prioritized Rebuilding in Iraq
	Dutch Fury Over Claim Gay Soldiers to Blame for Srebrenica
	Russian Exclave at Forefront of a Nationwide Protest Movement
	Alaskan Activists Monitored by Military Intel Division
	The Shrine Down the Hall

'War on Terror'

	No Dissent in Guantánamo Detainee Review, Senate Told
	Were Gitmo Detainees Allowed to Use Laptops?
	Holder Defends Lawyers for Terror Detainees
	Pa. Suspect Is Rare US Woman Facing Terror Trial
	Attorneys: Chicago Man Providing Info on Terrorism
	Irish Port Town Puzzled to Find Itself Part of a Multinational Terrorism Inquiry
	UK Anti-Militant Project Stirs Muslim Unease
	A Deal Is a Deal: US Will Buy Prison Even if It Won't Hold Terror Suspects

US Military

	Marine General to Testify at Haditha Hearing
	Report Alleges Afghan Contractor Shot Marine
	Marine Corps Turns to Social Media to Find Recruits
	US Army Thrusts Bayonet Aside After Centuries of Faithful Service
	Murrieta Woman Pleads Not Guilty to Defrauding Marines in Iraq

News, March 19, 2010

2010-03-20T22:18:00.000-07:00

Synagogue Bomb Suspects: Feds Put Us Up to It!

		*Official Defends Off-the-Books Spy Program*
		*The Pentagon's Propaganda Networks*
		*US Rep: Pa. Jihad Jane Terror Suspect Cooperated*
		*US Suspect in Mumbai Siege, Danish Plot Pleads Guilty*

Clinton, Lavrov Clash Over Iran Nuclear Plant

Frontline

	Retired US General: Dutch Troops Too Gay to Stop Srebrenica
	Attacks Bring Pakistan Aid Work to Virtual Halt
	Georgia Mounts American PR Campaign
	The Oldest Unanswered Freedom of Information Act Requests
	New FBI Files Alleging AIPAC Theft of Govt Property and Israeli Espionage Released

News

Updated March 19, 2010 - 11:22 PM EDT

Iraq’s Outcome: Stalemate or Unlikely Coalition?

		*Iraq's Vote Tally Marked by Chaos and Calls of Fraud*
		*Even if He Wins, Maliki May Be Out as Iraq's Prime Minister*

US, Israel: 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' on Settlements

Israel Strikes in Gaza After Rocket Kills Thai Worker

NATO Eyes Massive Offensive in N. Afghanistan

		*Karzai Faces Anger in Marjah*
		*Ex-UN Envoy: Taliban Arrests Thwart Afghan Talks*
		*Iranian Weapons Seized in Afghanistan*

Synagogue Bomb Suspects: Feds Put Us Up to It!

		*Official Defends Off-the-Books Spy Program*
		*The Pentagon's Propaganda Networks*
		*US Rep: Pa. Jihad Jane Terror Suspect Cooperated*
		*US Suspect in Mumbai Siege, Danish Plot Pleads Guilty*

Clinton, Lavrov Clash Over Iran Nuclear Plant

Pakistan Won't Hand Over Captured Taliban Leaders

Viewpoints

	Taking Sides: Who Will the Israel Lobby Back? by John J. Mearsheimer
	The Pentagon Church Militant and Us by William J. Astore and Tom Engelhardt
	Battling the Bipartisan Consensus for War by Doug Bandow

	The Wars of Tribe and Faith by Patrick J. Buchanan
	Nation-Wrecking in Afghanistan by Jonathan M. Finegold Catalan
	Pentagon Vs. Israel? by Robert Dreyfuss
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Frontline

	Retired US General: Dutch Troops Too Gay to Stop Srebrenica
	Attacks Bring Pakistan Aid Work to Virtual Halt
	Georgia Mounts American PR Campaign
	The Oldest Unanswered Freedom of Information Act Requests
	New FBI Files Alleging AIPAC Theft of Govt Property and Israeli Espionage Released

US Says Base Needed to Defend Japan

'War on Terror'

	Rise of 'Homegrown' Threat Changes Face of Terrorism
	Accused 'Jihad Jane' Denies Terror Plot in Court
	New Secret Agent Rules Delayed 'After Falling Foul of Torture Laws'
	MI6 Chief: Allies Worried Over UK Court Rulings
	UK Can't Guarantee Allies Don't Torture Detainees
	FBI Chief Defends Handling of Xmas Case
	Fed Appeals Court Won't Rehear Ashcroft Lawsuit
	FBI Faces New Setback in Computer Overhaul
	US Company Accused of Exporting Military Tech

US Military

	Marine General to Testify at Haditha Hearing
	Report Alleges Afghan Contractor Shot Marine
	Marine Corps Turns to Social Media to Find Recruits
	US Army Thrusts Bayonet Aside After Centuries of Faithful Service
	Murrieta Woman Pleads Not Guilty to Defrauding Marines in Iraq

News, March 18, 2010

2010-03-18T12:10:00.000-07:00

Officials Warned 9/11 Panel 'Not to Cross Line'

		*Why Did CIA Keep Hijacker Info From FBI?*
		*Recent Cases Show Challenge of US Terrorists*
		*GAO: Body Scanners May Not Have Thwarted Christmas Day Bombing*
		*Yemen-American Imam Calls for US Muslim Revolt*

Pentagon Sees Threat From Online Muckrakers

Frontline

	A Dagger to the CIA
	Brown Admits Slip in Evidence to Iraq Probe
	EU Selling Torture Equipment
	'Day of Rage' Engulfs Palestine
	Into the Terrifying World of Pakistan's 'Disappeared'
	Kyrgyzstan Unveils US Military Training Base Plan
	Moderate Pro-Israel Lobby Energized by Tougher White House Rhetoric
	Two Accused of Taking Bribes in UN Contract Deal With US Company

'War on Terror'

	US Military: Goal Still to wCapture bin Laden Alive
	Would US Forces Kill or Capture bin Laden?
	Federal Protective Service Says Security Improved at Government Facilities
	Americans Suspected of Terror-Related Activities