News, March 25, 2010

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

CIA, State Dept Trying to Destroy Wikileaks
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	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

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

	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