Egypt Junta Orders Police to Crush Cairo Sit-In Protests
Insists Protests Are Both Terrorists and a Traffic Disruption
NSA Surveillance Had Multiple Compliance Problems
Gen. Alexander Defends Policy, But No One's Buying It
Govt Quietly Preparing for NSA Powers to Be Curbed
Justice Dept Admits It Must Notify Defendants If NSA Surveillance Is Used
Hagel: US Army Could Cut 15 Percent of Troops
Plans Could Save $150 Billion
Syrian al-Qaeda Fighters Take 200 Kurds Hostage
Kurdish Militia Pushes Secular Rebels to Take a Position
General Tries to Hype Manning ‘Damage,’ But Admits No One Died
Defense Pushes for Merger of Redundant Espionage Counts
Israel’s Secret Settlement Expansion Deal Leaves Talks in Doubt
Netanyahu Promised Huge Expansions in West Bank
Senate Won’t Consider Ending Egypt Aid
Sen. Paul's Amendment Fails in Spite of Existing Law
Analysts Warn of Iran’s ‘Breakout Capability’ in Effort to Move Red Line
Inspections Don't Mean Shutting Down Civilian Program
Officials Promise Some NSA Surveillance Documents Will Be Declassifed
Justice Dept Also Agrees to 'Review' Court Order to Declassify Yahoo Files
US Army to Investigate Afghan’s Evidence Troops Murdered Civilians
Officials Had Previously Dismissed Allegations as False
Obama Made Secret Promises to Israel, Palestinians Over Peace Talks
Contents of 'Letters of Assurance' Will Remain Classified
US Drone Strike Kills Three ‘Suspects’ in South Yemen
Second Attack in Three Days in the Area
Kurdish Militia: All Syrian Kurds Must Resist Islamist Rebels
Faction Issues a Call to Arms After Assassination of Key Politician
Pentagon: No ‘Zero Option’ for Afghanistan
Reiterates Plan for 'Substantial' Aid to Afghan Military Beyond 2014
