Karzai Decrees Courts Can’t Alter Fraudulent Election
Critics charge Karzai with trying to pack the legislature with his supporters, adding to corruption
Growing Tea Party Calls for Military Spending Cuts
Tea Party Rediscovers Promise to Cut War Spending
Amnesty Urges NATO to Investigate Civilian Killings in Libya
NATO Issued Denial on Zlitan Killings, But Did It Investigate?
State Dept-Funded Nonprofit Trains Somali Troops
US Sees Contractor Force as Different From 'Direct' Involvement
U.S. Policy Instigates China-Taiwan Tensions
Taiwan displays threatening missile to China, U.S. projects military hegemony
More Syrian Protesters Killed as Assad Admits ‘Mistakes Were Made’
Syrian FM Blames Foreign Media for Criticism
Four Killed as NATO Clashes With Afghan Police
Checkpoints Aren't Even Safe for NATO to Cross
US Drone Strike Kills 25 in North Waziristan
House, Vehicle Destroyed Near Miramshah
British MP Praises Iranian Terror Group, Condemns Political Opposition
Accuses Opponents of MeK of 'Policy of Appeasement'
Bahrain Hires DC PR Firm to Repair Post-Crackdown Reputation
Firm's First Report Condemns Doctors Without Borders
Rumsfeld Torture Suit OK’d Despite Obama Opposition
Whistleblowers Can Sue Rumsfeld for Having Them Tortured
Afghan Land Dispute Ends in Death, Demonstrates Corruption
Businessman tied to government tried to steal land from local nomads
Rebel Envoy: Gadhafi Won’t Be Allowed to Stay in Libya
Rebel PM Had Insisted Gadhafi, Family Could Stay
US Expected to Make ‘Hardline’ Demand for Assad Ouster
More Sanctions Expected as Violence Continues
Senators Want ‘Crippling’ New Iran Sanctions
92 Senators call for sanctions on Iran's central bank, despite risk of humanitarian suffering
