Facing Unrest, Libya’s NTC Raises Specter of Gadhafi
In comments today, Libya's acting Prime Minister Mahmoud Jabril claimed former dictator Moammar Gadhafi was...
New Drone Can Be Stored in Soldiers’ Backpacks
Drone technology is advancing and their use is proliferating exponentially, as the public and the law lag behind
Syrian Troops Kill Eight Defectors Along Lebanon Border
At least eight defectors from the Syrian military were reportedly killed by troops overnight along...
Yemen’s Saleh Slams Calls to Resign
Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh angrily rejected calls to resign today, claiming the opposition was...
Turkey Sends Commandos Into Iraq After Kurdish Rebels Kill 26 Turkish Soldiers
Suspected P.K.K. rebels stage one of the worst attacks on Turkish troops in years
Clinton Vows Millions in Funding for New Libyan Regime
Officials Put Overall Figure Since February to $135 Million
Yemeni Nobel Laureate Demands Saleh Be Prosecuted for War Crimes
The UN Security Council is considering a resolution to support the Gulf States' plan for Saleh to step down with immunity
Obama Has Awlaki’s 16-Yr-Old Son, Friends Killed at Dinner
16-Year-Old US Citizen, Friends Were Eating Dinner When Missile Landed
MeK, Supporters Demand Delay in Closure of Iraqi Camp Ashraf
Howard Dean Insists US 'Morally Responsible' for People in Terror Group's Camp
US Escalates Assault on Haqqanis & Insurgents, To No Avail
Little or no measurable progress can be gleaned from recent offensive, or the war in general, as US insists it go on indefinitely
Iran: DC Plot Suspect a High Profile MeK Member
State News Agency Speculates Plot Was Effort to Frame Iran
Another NATO Ultimatum Slips: Kosovar Serbs Still Man Roadblocks
Serbia Opposes Move to Crush Unrest in Northern Kosovo
At Least Eight Killed in Southeast Turkey Bombing
Three Civilians, Five Police Among the Slain
US Nears Deal to Send Iraq $82M in Arms & Equipment
Amid tense negotiations for a continuing troop presence in Iraq, US fits Maliki into status quo policy of military support for MidEast regimes
Defense Cuts Shift Military Equipment from Pentagon to Domestic Police
Facing budget cuts, the defense industry that makes drones, radar equipment, and sensors for use...
