Report: Afghan Can’t Maintain US-Built Facilities After Pullout
Illiterate Recruits and Vanishing Parts Not a Recipe for Success
Syrian Rebel Bloc Not Comfortable With Obama Picking Their Leaders
'These Dictates Are Not Acceptable to the Syrian People Anymore'
US Relaxes Sanctions on Medicine Sales to Iran
Fears Bans on Food, Medicine Could 'Erode Support' for Sanctions
Kadima Leader: Netanyahu Obsessed With Attacking Iran
'Nothing Else Interests Him'
Major Donors to Netanyahu Campaign Also Supported Romney Campaign
More than half the people who donated to Bibi's reelection campaign, also donated to Romney and/or the GOP
Israeli Minister Mulls Likud Split as Poll Shows Appetite for New Party
Kahlon 'Undecided' on Whether or Not to Form New Bloc
Obama’s Iraq Ambassador: I Wanted Troops to Stay in Iraq
The statement reaffirms what Obama has tried to downplay: the administration pushed to stay in Iraq
78 Soldiers Slain as Syrian Rebels Release Video of Executions
Video Depicts War Crime in Progress, Notes Amnesty
Israel Admits Assassinating Palestinian Leader in 1988
Israel ordered Mossad to kill Khalil Ibrahim Wazir, raising questions about the alleged assassination of Yasser Arafat
Roadside Bombs Kill 17 in Afghanistan’s South
Bombs Hit Civilians in Helmand, Kandahar
US Govt Picks and Chooses Among Offers of Hurricane Aid
Spurns Offer of Aid From Pakistan's Jamaat-ud Dawa
Taliban Leaders Can Run in Afghan Presidential Vote
IEC Promises No Discrimination Among Candidates
Mexico Study: Legalizing Marijuana Would Cut Cartel Income by 30 Percent
The draconian prohibitionist policies in the US have contributed to record drug profits on the part of the cartels
UK Commander: NATO Struggling to Deal With Afghan Green-on-Blue Attacks
Promises New 'Psychological Tests' to Root Out Taliban
Clinton Warns of ‘Extremists’ Trying to ‘Hijack’ Syrian Revolution
Many in the region are justifiably skeptical that the US isn't the one trying to "hijack" the revolution.
