US Officials: EU’s NSA-Proof Communications System Violates Trade Laws
Move Would Be 'Unfair' to NSA-Linked US Tech Companies
US Plays Up Iran ‘Breakout Capability’ at Nuclear Talks
Officials Also Paint Iran's Conventional Arms as an Obstacle to Deal
Syrian Rebels Have US-Made Anti-Tank Missiles
US military intervention in the Syrian Civil War has mostly taken the form of small...
Ukraine Troops Retake Kharkiv, Secessionists Fortify in Donetsk
Russia Claims US Mercenaries Involved in Takeover
Supreme Court Ducks NSA Surveillance Case
The fight to get the judicial system to rule on the constitutionality of the NSA...
New Cold War: US Spies, Military Leaders Refocus on Russia
Soviet-Era Specialties May Become Relevant Again
Israel Buys $2 Billion in Warplanes, Assumes US Will Pay for It
'Deferred Payment Plan' for Ospreys
Early Count Suggests Afghan Vote Heading to Runoff
Abdullah the Early Leader, But Count Could Take Weeks
Russia, Ukraine Trade Warnings Over Donetsk
US Blames Russia for Protests in Southeast
Afghan Pullout Wouldn’t End US Drone Strikes
Officials Say Program Could Continue for Years Against Pakistan
Protesters Declare Republic of Donetsk in Eastern Ukraine
Court Russian 'Peacekeepers' With Eye on Referendum
Israel, PA See ‘Serious Meeting,’ But Little Progress on Peace Talks
US Continues to Try to Salvage Crumbling Peace Process
Syrian Town Turns on al-Qaeda, Killing 50
Locals Sick of Nusra Kidnappings
Ukraine Refuses to Pay for Gas From Russia
Interim PM Dubs New Price 'Unfair'
Protesters Seize Govt Buildings Across E. Ukraine; Govt Blames Russia
Protesters in Donetsk Demand Independence Referendum
