Drone Strike in Pakistan Kills Four
Senior Pakistani Taliban commander possibly killed, say intelligence officials
Senior Pakistani Taliban commander possibly killed, say intelligence officials
Independent organizations think the number is higher
According to an anonymous government official and a Somali militant
Make the actual case for them
According to reporting from The Washington Post
Obama has acknowledged "misunderstandings" between the U.S. and Pakistan
Instead of confirming Jeh Johnson, the Senate should abolish DHS.
Some victims of recent strikes were unarmed
Well, this is the most transparent administration in history, right?
Not learning anything by just killing
Challenges whether agency has authority over unmanned craft use
A LAR, or Lethal Autonomous Robot, in the parlance
Border Patrol not really using them
Nairobi Mall attack the latest example
There are local concerns the drones could collide with passenger planes in wake of recent crashes
Protesting European Union's surveillance drones
Dirty Wars author Jeremy Scahill on rendition, torture, drones, and how American power operates beyond the law
Former military surveillance drones find new jobs
Flew near islands at focus of ownership dispute with China
Have set up cells of engineers tasked with find out how to destroy the unmanned aircraft
Could be useful in post-disaster situations
Including senior Al Qaeda leaders, according to US officials
Keeping an eye out for new flare-ups
As if "VIPR" squads and "BOSS" surveillance weren't worrisome enough.
Nobody wants to be associated with the incidents
Lands in the stands, but only minor injuries reported
Maybe leaders should ask their citizens what they think.
This is the same Grunwald who called for more government control of everything