UN to Establish Ongoing Investigations into Obama’s Drone War
Citing reports of follow-up strikes and targeting of funerals, the UN investigator said war crimes may have been committed
Anti-US Rebels Bring Calm to Restive Northern Yemen
Long the poorest portion of one of the world's poorest nations, the Shi'ite northwestern tip...
Afghan Policeman Kills Two US Troops in Insider Attack
Officials Offer Few Details on Uruzgan Province Killings
Netanyahu, Lieberman Merge Parties for Next Election
Far Right Bloc Aims to Dominate January Vote
WikiLeaks to Release Over 100 Secret Documents on Detention Policies
WikiLeaks will publish documents from the Department of Defense on detainee policies over the past decade
Emails Add to Growing Questions About Administration’s Benghazi Response
Former Officials Question Military's Lack of Response
Benghazi Attack Suspect Killed in Cairo Gunbattle
Tunisia Holding Another Suspect Related to the Attack
US General: Too Early to Tell if Iraq Is an Ally
Complains Iraqis Aren't Appreciative Enough of Occupation
Russia: Syrian Rebels Using US-Made Stinger Missiles
Panetta Doesn't Know of US Providing Any Such Missiles
African Union Reinstates Mali Ahead of Invasion
Officials Term Western-Backed Invasion 'Inevitable'
Pakistani Troops Capture 2,500 ‘Suspects’ in Khyber Raid
Two-Day Offensive Leads to Mass Arrests
Four Palestinians Killed as Strikes Escalate on Israel-Gaza Border
80 Rockets Reportedly Fired Against Israel Amid Claims on Impending Ceasefire
Iran Considers Tougher Line After Combative US Approach
The US and Europe 'have stubbornly refused to seek a negotiated solution with Iran,' according to experts in <i>Foreign Affairs</i>
Sudan Blames Israeli Airstrike for Arms Factory Fire
Information Minister: Four Warplanes Pounded Factory Pre-Dawn
Rebels Split as Syrian Govt. Agrees to Cease-Fire
Major Islamist Faction Spurns Truce, Vows to Continue Fighting
