News, February 9, 2010

	Turmoil at NY Times as Israel Bureau Chief's Son Enlists in IDF
	Chinese-Born Spy Gets More Than 15 Years for Calif. Espionage Case
	Rep. John Murtha, Iraq War Critic, Dies at 77

News, February 8, 2010

	Obama Adviser: Stop Criticizing Anti-Terror Effort
	Al-Qaeda Threat to US Greater Than Iran: Clinton   Al-Qaeda Is a Wounded but Dangerous Enemy

	Afghan Assault to Send 'Strong Signal': McChrystal
	Karzai Wants Security Handover to Begin This Year
	US Sends a Message by Stepping Up Crackdown on Foreign Business Bribes
	Military Commanders Take on Stigma Regarding Suicides

News, February 7, 2010

FBI Wants Records Kept of Web Sites Visited
Frontline

	NATO: Russian Doctrine Does Not Reflect Real World
	China's Hawks Demand Cold War on the US
	Pentagon Appears to Impede Independent Autopsy of Gitmo 'Suicide'
	General-Aviation Security Plan Is Being Scaled Back
	At Afghan Women's Cost
	Why Christians Are Leaving in the Middle East
	US Military Vows to Stay in Haiti as Long as Needed

The War at Home

	Courts to Decide Whether First Amendment Protects Lies About Being a War Hero
	Pentagon Draws Plans for Immortal 'Synthetic Organisms'
	US Urges EU Assembly Not to Block Bank Data Deal

Americans Still Dying

	Soldier (VA) Killed by Pakistan Bomb Leaves Behind Wife, Three Daughters
	Slain Navy Corpsman From Cordova (TN) Was on 1st Afghanistan Deployment
	Widow Remembers Concord (CA) Soldier Killed in Iraq
	West Point Grad From Iowa Killed in Afghanistan
	Grief for Slain Soldier Hits New Hampshire Community 'Like a Ton of Bricks.'
	Fayetteville (NC) Soldier Dies After Falling Ill in Afghanistan
	Maryland Marine Dies From Afghan Combat Wounds
	Pennsylvania Marine Killed by Afghan IED Is Remembered
	Albuquerque (MN) Soldier Killed by IED in Afghanistan

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