Car Bomb Explodes Military Post in Syria, Assad Blames Foreign Terrorists
While the Obama administration gives lip service to the UN peace plan, rebel fighters continue to receive aid
NATO Sees Failure in Afghanistan, Jostles to Foot the Bill
Some are suggesting reducing the size of the Afghan forces
Obama Calls Iran’s Nuclear Program ‘Grave Concern’
But Obama's own administration and the entire intelligence community believe Iran is not weaponizing
Three Suspected NATO Protesters Charged as Terrorists
Officials Say Beer-Making Material Would Be Used for Bombings
Chicago Police Smashed Up Apartment, Captured Suspected Protesters
Officials Initially Denied Holding Anyone
Syrian Troops Disperse Massive Protest in Aleppo
Two Killed in Damascus Shootings
Tens of Thousands Protest in Bahrain Against ‘Saudi Union’
Shi'ite Majority Sees Plan as Way to Sideline Calls for Reform
UN: No ‘Proof’ al-Qaeda Behind Syria Bombings
Annan Warns of 'Third Element' Fighting Alongside Govt, Rebels
NATO Trucks Cross Pakistan Border, But Final Deal Elusive
Pakistani Opposition Slams Move to Reopen Border
Netanyahu: ‘No Evidence’ Iran Serious About Talks
Downplays Chances of Negotiated Settlement
House Ends Military’s NASCAR Sponsorships
Race Car Drivers Express Outrage at Loss of Subsidy
Flurry of Amendments as New Military Funding Bill Passes
House Demands Iran Stop All Civilian Enrichment of Uranium
Hollande: French Troops to Leave Afghanistan by Year’s End
White House Meeting Doesn't Change Promised Pullout
IAEA Chief to Visit Tehran For Nuclear Talks
The surprise meeting comes just days ahead of new P5+1 talks with Iran in Baghdad
House OKs Indefinite Detention of Terror Suspects
The bill avoids Congress's own legal mandates for debt reduction, adding $8 billion to next year's defense spending
