Petraeus: Deal That Didn’t Include Taliban Proves Taliban ‘Weaker’
Says Taliban Mad at Orders to Fight Through Winter
Facebook, Google Face Calls to Confirm WikiLeaks Subpoenas
Twitter's Confirmation of 'Secrecy' Order Fuels Speculation
60 Killed in Sudan Border Clashes
Voting Mostly Peaceful in South, But Border Tensions Rise
Pakistan PM Warns Media to Stop Reporting on ‘Extremists’
Says Media Has 'Obligation' Not to Give Attention to Extremist Groups
US Watchdog for Afghan Projects Resigns
Move Comes in Wake of Senators' Demands for Ouster
Thousands of WikiLeaks’ Twitter Followers “Unfollow” Group in Face of Subpoena
Twitter Praised for Legal Challenge to Secrecy Order
NATO Kills Three Afghan Police in Air Strike
Police Were Meeting Up With Special Forces for Joint Patrol at the Time
Analysts: Gates Announcements Won’t Stop Calls for Pentagon Cuts
Calls to Cut Spending 'Inevitable' Without New Wars
Obama Moves Forward With Federal Internet ID Scheme
Commerce Dept Program Would Reinvent the Wheel, Only With Federal Control
Obama’s Anti-WikiLeaks Subpoenas Cast a Broad Net
Twitter Subpoenas Would Target Viewers of Tweets
Palestinian FM Predicts Most Nations Will Recognize Palestine in 2011
Spanish FM Reported Predicted EU Recognition in September
Iceland Summons US Envoy Over Moves Against Pro-WikiLeaks MP
US Sought to Keep Info-Hunting Subpoenas Secret
US Capture of Afghan Cleric Sparks Protest
Kunduz Governor: No Afghan Forces Involved in Night Raid
Clinton: Damage from WikiLeaks Will Take Years to Undo
Secretary of State Doomed to 'Answering Concerns about WikiLeaks' for Life
Israel Demolishes East Jerusalem Hotel and Peace Process
Clinton Slams 'Disturbing' Move
