News, February 26, 2010

	House Overwhelmingly Renews PATRIOT Act
	House Abandons Intel Budget Vote Over Opposition to Torture Ban

	US Steps Up Military Aid to Yemen
	Caught on Tape: DoD Employee Selling Secrets
	Medvedev Objects to 'Endless' NATO Expansion
	Allow Terror Trials in Civil Courts, Gates Says
	2 Indicted in Foiled NYC Subway Bomb Plot Case
	Blackwater: Senate Panel Says the Contractor Is Armed and Dangerous

US Military

	2 More Air Force Units Fail Nuke Inspections
	Military Spouses Angry That DoD Halts Job Grants
	Prosecutors: Law in Green Murder Trial Valid
	EPA Sharply Criticizes Military's Guam Plan
	Top Marine Opposes Possible Repeal of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'

News, February 25, 2009

	Dems Retreat, Senate Renews PATRIOT Act
	Napolitano: Holder Didn't Tell US About Plan to Try KSM in NYC

Frontline

	Swat Residents Try to Make Life as Normal as Possible
	Attempts to Pacify Terrorists Split High Court
	Doubts Cloud Closing of Anthrax Case
	Haste Leaves Anthrax Case Unconcluded
	Blackwater Used 'South Park' Alias to Steal Guns

'War on Terror'

	Spain Takes 1st Guantanamo Inmate, Albania Takes 3 More
	News Outlets Want Terror Plea Agreement Unsealed
	Drunk Guy in Pink Cowboy Hat Sparked 'Terror Alert

 US Military

	Senate Panel Finds Lawless Blackwater Contractors
	Senator: Army Failed to Oversee Blackwater
	Levin Catches Blackwater in Contracting Lie
	Two Generals Wary About Repealing Gay Policy
	Top Marine Softens Stance on 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'

News, February 24, 2010

	Gates: Euro Aversion to War a Danger to Peace
	Netherlands Sets June 9 for Election Date

CIA Briefed Congress on Renditions
Frontline

	High Court Weighs Anti-Terror Material Support Law
	Sens. Collins, Lieberman Want to Cut Money for KSM Trial
	The Flight and Crash of 'Blackwater 61'
	Baker Accuses Obama of 'Caving In' on Israel-Palestine
	Yoo Lashes Out at Obama Nominee
	US to Embed Agents in Mexican Law Enforcement Units Battling Cartels

'War on Terror'

German Terror Suspects Express Regret Australia Fights Terrorism With Tough Visa Checks

The War at Home

'God Gap' Impedes US Foreign Policy, Task Force Says Bill Would Ban Security Contractors From War Zones Ex-Intel Chief: US Would Lose Cyber War Defense Contractor Gets Probation in Fraud Case US to Retire Nuclear Tomahawk Missiles Army Hesitant on Repealing Gay Ban

News, February 23, 2010

Frontline

	Details Posted on Alleged CIA-Flights to Poland
	Anthrax Myth Persists Despite Evidence
	Ex-Gitmo Detainee Now Working for US
	US Spending $600 Million on Afghan Police Stations

'War on Terror'

	Source: Terror Suspect Zazi Flushed Explosives
	Netherlands Terror Suspect Fights US Extradition
	Australian Counter-Terror White Paper Is Invasion of Privacy, Say Civil Libertarians