Five Teachers, Two Aid Workers Slain in Pakistan Attack
Officials Suspect Attack Related to Anti-Vaccination Violence
Aleppo Airport Closed as Rebel Attacks Continue
Military Vows to 'Clear' Area Around Airport So It Can Reopen
At Least 30 Wounded as Israeli Commandos Sneak Into West Bank Village
Military Claimed Arrest of 'Terrorist' in Offensive
Sadr Endorses Sunni Protests in Western Iraq
Maliki Warns Protests 'Unconstitutional,' Threatens Govt Retaliation
Pakistan’s Frontier Corps Faulted for Christmas Bloodbath in Balochistan
Over 50 Civilians Killed in Hunt for Guerrilla Leader
US Defense Corporations Benefitting From Obama’s ‘Asia-Pivot’
A boom in arms sales has arms manufactures fat and happy, while the security of Asia-Pacific is threatened
Congress Approves Slight Decrease in Spying Budget for 2013
Bill Removes Clauses on Classified Info Briefing
Afghan Govt Announces New Security Transfer in Two Months
NATO Touts Move as 'Historic Step' Toward Afghan Responsibility
Netanyahu Reiterates Support for Demilitarized Palestine With No Borders
Abbas Sees Independence in 2013, But What Kind?
Israeli Protesters Rally Against Africans in Tel Aviv, Accost Foreigners
Shas Ditches Anti-African Aid, Fearing Issue Is Too Dangerous to Campaign On
President Obama Reauthorizes Warrantless Wiretapping Law
Congress passed and the President signed five more years of federal spying on Americans' communications
Congress Postpones ‘Automatic’ Defense Budget Cuts
The $500 billion in automatic defense cuts Congress faces has been postponed for two months
23 Killed in Wave of Iraq Attacks Targeting Shi’ites, Police
Scores Wounded in Bombings Targeting Pilgrims
Yemeni al-Qaeda Issues Bounties on US Ambassador, Soldiers
Audio Recording Offers 3 kg of Gold for Killing Envoy
2012 Was Deadliest Year for Afghan Military
1,056 Soldiers Killed as NATO Touts 'Improving' War
