'It is Frankly About Iran,' Insists Secretary of State

Officials Say 'No Plans' to Inform Families

Eritrea reacted with anger at the "U.S.-instigated sanctions," warning of heightened regional tensions

NATO Says Russia 'Wasting Money' By Trying to Counter Shield

Demonstrators Sick of Militias Meddling in Local Affairs

Libya's interim government is in talks with U.S. military over a deal to train and equip a Libyan army, in a model familiar to the region

Officials Plan to Appoint New 'Council' to Draft Constitution Instead

State Dept. Demands Assad Immediately Step Down

Fire Only Damaged Entrance, Locals Say

Protesters Complain Dictator Remains in Power 'Behind the Scenes'

Security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets on unarmed civilian protesters attempting to march on Pearl Square

After Tuesday's attacks on Shi'ite worshipers, the death toll in two days is at 78

The Pentagon is facilitating contracts for one of the most corrupt governments in the world to exploit natural resources

Troops Will Participate in African Union-Led War

Toll in Attacks on Protesters Rises to 34 Since Thursday