The NSA Has Your Data: Now Everyone Else Wants In
Officials Fear Other Agencies Would Abuse Data
Israel Expands Subsidies to Settlements
Move Fuels More Concern of Settlement Expansions
As Iran Inaugurates New President, US Position Unclear
Obama Hints at Talks, But Senate Letter Shows Broad Opposition
Three Syrias: Civil War Leading to a Breakup?
Fighting Continues, But Is the Endgame Just Division?
Clashes in Western Syrian Mountains Kill Over 30
Rebels Attacked Several Alawite Villages
Inspector General: US Gave Taliban Backers $150 Million in Contracts
No Law Against State Dept Giving Terrorists Contracts
PM: US Threatened Pakistan Over Iran Gas Pipeline
Foreign Office: Pakistan Needs Pipeline for Energy Shortage
Amid Rising Threats, Ousted Egypt Govt’s Supporters May Scrap Protests
Junta to Charge Protest Leaders With 'Incitement'
US Terror Alert Sends Allies, Embassies Scrambling
Some Embassy Closures Extended Amid Talks of Another 9/11
Pentagon Studies Plans to Attack Iran, North Korea Amid Budget Crunch
Sequestration May Get in the Way of New Wars
UN Probes Rebels Over Massacre of Captives in Aleppo Village
Rebels Released Video Showing Aftermath of Mass Execution
Obama Meets Congressional Leaders in Effort to Calm NSA Outcry
Conspicuously Snubs Key Opponents
Germans Revoke US Permission to Spy on Them
Cold War Era Pact Allowed US, British Surveillance
25 Killed, 120 Wounded as Rebels Bomb Homs Weapons Depot
Number of Civilians Among the Slain in Attack
22 Afghan Police, 76 Taliban Killed in Major Battle
Police Were Ambushed After Operation to Rescue Politician
