Are US Weapons of War Trademarked? EA Files Lawsuit to Find Out
Video Game Maker Seeks to Avoid 'Licensing Fees' for Images of Attack Helicopters
Iraqi Militia Refuses to Lay Down Arms, Despite US ‘Withdrawal’
The leader of Kata'ib Hizballah pointed to ongoing US presence and influence in Iraq as well as unstable Iraqi politics
Turkish Officials: Israeli Drone Surveillance Data Given to PKK
Drone Data Used to Set Up PKK Camps in Northern Syria
Compromise ‘Unlikely’ as Protests Grow Against SOPA
RIAA Spokesman Terms Criticism 'Dangerous' and Bad for Democracy
Perry: Turkey Run By ‘Islamic Terrorists,’ Should Be Expelled From NATO
Turkey Surprised to Hear That
Iran Reports Arrests in Nuclear Scientist Murder
<i>Sunday Times</i> Says Mossad Behind Killing
Bradley Manning’s Defense Lawyer Wants to Question Hillary Clinton
The Army has yet to decide whether or not to proceed with a trial for Manning
US Military Contractors ‘Trade Group’ Presses Clinton to Intervene in Iraq Arrests
Reports: Maliki Ordered Hundreds of Contractors Arrested
NATO: Afghanistan Will Need ‘Decades’ of Additional Support
Afghans Expected to Need $7 Billion Annually Just for Military
Six-Party Coalition Agreed to in Egypt
Saad al-Katatni Tapped as Incoming Speaker
Boko Haram – An Overview on America’s Latest ‘Threat’
Heavy-Handed Policy Turns Loopy Sect Into Terrorist Powerhouse
Yemen Opposition Accuses Saleh of Allowing al-Qaeda to Seize Town
Saleh may have let al Qaeda militants take control of Radaa to show Washington that he is needed to fight terrorism
Pakistan PM Slapped With Contempt Charge, Is Jail Next?
High-Stakes Court Appearance Scheduled for Thursday
Israeli Military Prepares for Massive Gaza Invasion ‘Within Months’
Military Eyes 'Similar Model' to 2008 Invasion
UN: Eritrea Did Not Arm al-Shabab
After months of punitive sanctions, accusations from the US and its allies now appear to be untrue
