The Pentagon announced on Monday they will not allow any media coverage of the arrival of the remains of the 30 dead soldiers killed in this Saturday’s helicopter shootdown in Afghanistan. In 2009, President Barack Obama lifted an 18-year ban on media access to the...
Bahrain’s Shi’ites Report Worsening Crackdowns | Protests smaller, but detentions and beatings continue
The head of the U.N. agency that oversees press freedom sharply criticized NATO on Monday for its criminal July 30 airstrikes against Libyan state television that killed several people and wounded nearly a dozen. "I deplore the NATO strike on Al-Jamahiriya and its...
Top US Officials Paid to Endorse Iranian Terror Group | MeK aims to buy its way off terror list
Libyan Rebel PM Ousts Cabinet Over Younes Killing | Rebel negotiations up in the air as cabinet sacked
Obama, Panetta Vow to Continue Afghan War | Insists continuing war needed to honor slain troops
Rep. Frank: Military Spending ‘Biggest Reason’ for US Downgrade | Senior Dem on Finance Committee vows to focus on military cuts
Mexican law prohibits foreign armed forces to operate within the country without Congressional approval, but a new report claims that the United States has agents inside the country fighting in the "war on drugs," and is planning to send even more as private...
Libya Rebels Vow to Push on to Tripoli | Seizing small southern town, rebel faction plans full assault
He may have been released from the hospital yesterday, but Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh will not be returning to his country, "US sources" say. Saudi paper Asharq al-Awsat reports Saleh has backed down under US pressure and could remain in Saudi Arabia, where...
