State Dept.: Pakistani Taliban ‘Not Welcome’ at Truce Talks
Clinton to Press Pakistan on More Offensives in Visit
Israeli FM: Our Decision to Attack Iran None of US, Russia’s Business
Russia Warns Attack Would Be 'Catastrophic'
Hunger Strike Ends, but Adnan’s Detention Without Charges Doesn’t
Israel Offered Bare Minimum Concessions on Dying Detainee
NYC Mayor Defends Surveillance of Out-of-Town Muslims
Newark Mayor Expresses Concern at NYPD Surveillance
US Troops in Four African Countries to Fight Christian Militants
Forces Spreading Out After October Deployment
Nine Killed, Dozens Wounded as Contractors, Police Attack Afghan Protesters
Thousands Rally in Second Day of US Book-Burning Protests
Witnesses: Over 50 Civilians Killed in South Libya Clashes
Rival Tribes Trade Attacks Need Kufra
Karzai Claims ‘Daily’ Taliban Talks
Insists He Already Has Indirect Contact With Mullah Omar
Yemenis Elect New US Puppet in Sham Single-Candidate Election
Every indication points to continued US support for Saleh's deputy as the new Yemeni strongman
Arming Syria Rebels: State Dept. Says Maybe
State Dept. Says If Assad Won't Step Down, Arms Will Flow
Book Burning: A Shift in US Military Policy
Once Taboo, Burnings Now Considered Trivial Matter
Children Abused by Somali Militants, Some With US Support
Warring parties in Somalia, including some militias backed by the US, are abducting and recruiting children to fight
Clashes in Syria Focus on Rebel Supply Line to Turkey
Troops Move on Key Town of Darkush
Ignoring Court, Israeli Officials Bulldoze Palestinian Homes
Israeli 'Civil Administration' Officer Tore Up Court Order
US Burns Qurans at Bagram, Sparking Major Protests
Gen. Allen Promises to Stop Burning Qurans in Future
