GAO Faults Pentagon’s $5.6 Billion Logistics Plan for Afghan Drawdown
Military Should Figure Out if it Wants to Ship Stuff Back First
Israel Relaxes Gaza Gravel Ban
After Five Years, Trucks Will Be Allowed to Deliver Limited Supply of Gravel
Yemen Fears Backlash as Drone Strike Victims Side With al-Qaeda
Rights Groups Warn Drone Strikes Are a Losing Strategy
Syrian Army: Rebels Massacred Civilians in Hama Province
Claims Factions Aimed at Covering for Losses in Region
Yemeni Army Sparks Clashes in Maarib: 17 Killed
At Least Seven Soldiers Among the Slain
Routine Patrol Near Disputed Islands Sparks Alerts in China, Japan
Prop Plane Prompts Japanese Response, Riles China
Report: Syrian Foreign Ministry Defector in DC, Aiding US
Major Public Figure, But Top Spokesman's Policy Role Seen Limited
Israel, Like US, Doubts Syrian Rebels’ ‘Poison Gas’ Claims
No Real Evidence for Rebel Allegations
Israeli FM’s Aides Still Running Ministry After His Resignation
Police Probe Deeper Into Criminal Charges Against Lieberman
Arms Companies Pessimistic About Deal to Avoid Sequestration
Willing to 'Deal' With Massive Spending Not Quite as High as They'd Hoped
Kurdistan Suspends Oil Exports in Payment Dispute
Halted Shipments Cost $20 Million a Day
Netanyahu Election Pledge: More Settlement Expansion in Next Four Years
Likud-Beiteinu Putting Settlement Expansion at Center of Campaign
Egypt Constitution Passes With 63.8 Percent ‘Yes’ Vote
Nearly Two Years After Mubarak Resignation, Egypt Has a Constitution
Prince Harry’s First Killing in Helmand Province
Fears of Revenge After British Prince Kills 'Terror Chief'
Is White House Backing Down on Hagel?
Criticism of Former Senator's Lack of Hawkishness Fuels Speculation
