Congress Wants ‘Black Budget’ Info on Spy Agency Spending
How Much Is Each Agency Getting? Obama Won't Say
GAO Audit: Spy Agencies Provide Faulty Contractor Data
Inaccurate Data With Poor Documentation Given to Congress
UN Envoy: Syria Talks Failing, US and Russia Need to Renew Support
Hopes for Two Sides to 'Unblock' Situation
Iraq Recruiting Sunni Tribal Fighters in Hopes of Stopping al-Qaeda Advance
Past Persecution of Fighters Has Many Skeptical of New Move
Al-Qaeda Overruns Another Iraqi Town, This Time North of Baghdad
Mayor: Attackers Control Overnight
Afghans Release 65 Bagram Detainees Over US Condemnations
Courts: Insufficient Evidence to Hold Detainees on US Say So
Prison Breaks Fueling Iraqi, Syrian Insurgencies
Attacks Aimed at Getting 'Experienced Fighters' Out of Detention
US Angry as Afghans Prepare to Release ‘Dangerous’ Detainees
NATO Says Releases Are Planned for Thursday
EU President’s Pro-Israel Speech Fuels Anger, Walkouts by Israeli Hawks
Pledges EU Loyalty to Israel, as Israeli MPs Storm Out
Christian Militias in Central African Republic Target Muslim Minority
Former Muslim Strongholds Are Ghost Towns, Warn Rights Groups
Anti-Terror Judge: 2,000 French Fighters Now in Syria
'First Wave' Started a Recruitment Drive
White House Reiterates Demands for Karzai to Sign Troop Deal
Warns Troops May Leave If Pact Isn't Signed Soon
Afghan Troops Kill Two US Soldiers in ‘Insider Attack’
NATO: Incident Took Place in Kapisa Province
Sen. Paul Sues Over NSA Surveillance
Former Virginia Attorney General Is Lead Lawyer
Syrian Opposition Lays Out Postwar Plan, Doesn’t Mention Assad
Instead of Ruling Him Out, Opposition Ignores Him Outright
