News, February 6, 2010

	Legal Experts Slam Assassinations of US Citizens
	Eric Holder and the Battle Over Khalid Sheikh Mohammed   Homegrown Terrorism a Growing Concern for US Intelligence   Military 'Experts': Terrorists Gaining Upper Hand in Cyber War   Army May Patrol Streets of Britain to Confront 'Terror Threat'

Army Backs Off Plan to Cut Non-War Spending

	Christmas Terror Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
	Obama Administration Seeks Dismissal of Uighur Case
	Interagency Teams Can Now Question Terror Suspects
	Report: Rahm Opposed Holder on 9/11 Trials
	Military High Court Upholds Abu Ghraib Convictions

News, February 5, 2010

	Pentagon Seeks Untold Billions for Terror War
	Google, US Intel to Team Up to Fight Cyberattacks

US Commanders Scolded for Afghan Failures

Frontline

Gates: Don't Rush to Lift Ban on Gays in Military Gazans Denied Justice as Rights Take a Beating Report: Israel Stole $2B from Palestinian Workers Hillel at Odds Over J Street's 'Pro-Israel Pro-Peace' Stand Stir as Clinton Strays From Script on Mideast Peace House Allows Debt to Rise $1.9 Trillion NYC Conviction Doesn't Silence Pakistani Scientist

'War on Terror'

	Official: Christmas Bomb 'Student' Flips on Cleric
	'Don't Be Evil,' Meet 'Spy on Everyone': How the NSA Deal Could Kill Google
	Britain Seeks Urgent Terror Finance Freeze
	China Says Swiss Asylum for Uighurs Will Harm Ties
	US Charges Taiwan Citizen Over Iran Exports
	Settlement Plan Drafted for Sept. 11 Lawsuits
	Canadian Opposition Undaunted in Bid to Hold Tories to Account on Torture

News, February 4, 2010

	Global Military Spending 'Recession-Proof'
	Which Defense Firms Will Get Lift From Obama's Budget?

Intel Chief: US May Target Americans Overseas
Frontline

	Bush Pondered Military Use in Georgia
	Raze Illegal Buildings – Unless They Are Jewish
	Scientist Convicted of Trying to Kill Americans
	Treasury Expects to Hit Debt Limit in February
	Brennan Says No Recidivism Among Gitmo Detainees Released by Obama
	Criticism of Obama on National Security Likely to Remain Big Issue

'War on Terror'

	9/11 Terror-Suspect Trial: Dispute Grows on Court Venue
	Gates Demurs on Question of NY Terrorism Trial
	Officials: FBI Cracked Bomb Suspect Through Family
	US Pledges Early Review of Air Security 'Blacklist'
	Swiss Govt Approves Asylum for 2 Gitmo Inmates
	Algeria Wants to Get Off US Air Travel Watch List
	Attorney General: I Made Decision to Charge Terror Suspect
	Court: Sentence for Millennium Plotter Too Lenient
	Children of Dead CIA Officers Try to Learn About Their Work
	Democrats Vulnerable on Terrorism, Republicans Say
	Court: Man Can't Sue Prosecutor Over Terror Case
	US Could Lose Foreign Visitors Because of Registration Rule, Groups Fear

Gays in the Military?

Issue of Gays in Military Still Splits the Ranks Few Fireworks in Afghanistan Over Gays in Military Colin Powell Now Says Gays Should Be Able to Serve Openly in Military

US Military

Lockheed Martin Downplays Gates' Criticism of F-35 Program Woman Sailor Wins Navy Sex Discrimination Case US Military: 3 Die in Helicopter Crash in Germany Wiccans, Pagans Gain Stone Circle Spot at Air Force Academy Ex-POW in Iraq War Recalls Nightmares, Depression Puerto Rico Activating National Guard to Fight Crime