Manning’s Pretrial Hearing Focuses on Abusive Treatment
Manning's defenders claim the abusive treatment he was subjected to was meant to break, not protect, him
As Syria’s Rebels Gain in North, Battle With Kurds Heats Up
Rebel Victory Could Set Stage for Another Major War in Syria
Israel Threatens to Cancel Gaza Truce Over Islamic Jihad’s Planned Visit
Insists Visits From Top Leadership Won't Be Tolerated
Rebel Snipers Kill Alawites in Northern Lebanon
11 Killed as Violence Enters Third Day in Tripoli
NATO Attacked Afghan Health Clinic in Serious War Crime
NATO forces raided a health clinic, detained people inside and used the building to house detained Afghan insurgents in breach of Geneva Conventions
Riot Police Fail to Contain Fighting as Egypt’s Capital Comes Unglued
At Least Seven Killed, Several Hundred Wounded in Battles Over President
Terror Skyrocketing in Face of US War on Terror
Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan Are Worst Off
Pentagon Admits Iran’s Captured Drone Looks US-Made
Iran Says Intelligence Extracted From Drone
US Aircraft Carrier’s Arrival Near Syria Sparks War Fears
A Prelude to War or Just Bluster?
Sectarian Clashes Continue in Northern Lebanon Amid Syrian Backdrop
Six Killed, 50 Wounded in Two Days of Street Battles
Abbas Urges UN Security Council to Stop Settlement Expansions
State Dept. Slams Palestinians for Mentioning Possibility
Israel Vows to ‘Push Ahead’ With Settlement Plans
First Construction Could Take 'Several Months'
Israel to Expel Bedouins From Site of Future Settlements
10 Bedouin Communities at Risk as Israel Plans Forced Moves
Hundreds Wounded as Morsi Supporters, Protesters Clash in Egypt
Three More Aides of President Resign as Crisis Grows
Anonymous US Officials: Syria Has Loaded Chemical Weapons into Bombs
The anonymous intelligence would appear to give green light to US, given Obama's 'red line' on Syrian chemical warfare
