Clinton Pledges US Military Support for Floundering Somali Govt
State Dept Official Says Obama Plans to Double Supply of Arms
US Kills Five Afghan Cucumber Farmers in Air Strike
Officials Assumed Farmers Were Loading 'Munitions,' Not Cukes
US Claims Pakistani Taliban Leader Mehsud Killed
No Evidence, Official Admits, But US 'Hopes' He Was Killed Yesterday
White House Backs Off Recognition of Ahmadinejad
Declines to 'Pass Judgment' on Ahmadinejad's Status as 'Elected Leader'
Afghans Protest as NATO Insists Slain Civilians Were ‘Insurgents’
Latest in a Long Line of Disputes Over Civilian Killings
US Seeks One-Year Israel Settlement Freeze
Unclear What Will Happen After the Year, However
64 Years Later, US Support for Hiroshima Nuking Lingers
Killing of 140,000 Less Palatable Among Young, Poll Finds
Israeli FM Tells Border Villagers: You Weren’t Conquered, You Were Liberated
Despite 2006 Ceasefire, Lieberman Insists Shi'ite Village Will Remain Israeli
Pentagon Delays Afghan War Review
Secretary Gates Wants Gen. McChrystal to Consider 'A Few Other Ideas'
US Drone Strike Kills Pakistani Taliban Chief’s Wife
Four Killed, Several Children Wounded in Attack
Protests as US Air Strike Kills Four Civilians in Afghanistan’s Kandahar
Three Children Among the Dead
Iranian Official Accuses Hikers of ‘Spying’
Tourists Were Also Freelance Journalists
Georgia, South Ossetia Trade Accusations of Cross Border Shelling
Russian Troops on High Alert as War Anniversary Nears
US Summons Israeli Envoy to Protest East Jerusalem Evictions
State Dept. Slams Evictions as 'Provocative' and 'Unacceptable'
Freed Journalists Return From North Korea
Clinton on 'Solely Private Mission,' White House Insists
