Taliban's Brutality Turns off Many Afghans
Most people don't support the death penalty for partying.
Most people don't support the death penalty for partying.
Two separate incidents will lead to discipline of some sort.
The government says John Walker Lindh was restricted from prayer service after delivering a radical sermon it say is right out of the Al-Qaeda handbook
U.S. considers Haqqani network a major destabilizing force.
Hey, the executive is accountable, says former Justice Department apparatchik, Jack Goldsmith
Three found guilty of recruiting and training terrorists to fight against U.S. military in Iraq.
Conversations police used as evidence of need for surveillance show no signs of any sort of terrorist activity whatsoever.
They apparently want a portion of downtown Oslo to become a Sharia-compliant nation
Army Specialist James A. Justice was the 2,000th death
3 militants have been killed in the Pakistani tribal region
The armed forces not as stretched as they were a few years ago, the army takes over at Guantanamo Bay, which the president promised to close on the campaign trail and in his first executive order
President Barack Obama alleged to have cancelled three earlier attempts.
Even though Romney's on the same page as Obama on the war in Afghanistan, he still has critical comments.
Says 90 percent of attacks are due to other motives.
After a limited test in May and June, the Army Test and Evaluation Command concluded that the system is "Effective with Significant Limitations, Not Suitable, and Not Survivable."
The two gunmen wearing Afghan National Army uniforms fired on NATO troops at a base in Paktia province of eastern Afghanistan.
Another attempt to make the national security state even less transparent and accountable is in the works
Government's clamping down on leaks even as politically expedient ones continue.
U.S. believes Ali Mussa Daqduq responsible for killing of five American soldiers.
Minister says men had explosives, were preparing an attack.
Ended up being the first U.S. citizen on the president's kill list
A new effort by Congress to act as a check and/or balance to the imperial presidency seeks legal justification for killings ordered by the White House.
State Department's latest report says Al-Qaeda and affiliates weakened, but still adaptive and growing stronger.
Over 300 people were killed last month, most were civilians.
Sometimes it feels like the terrorists won
Route is also a gravy train for insurgents, who get paid not to attack convoys.
The Secretary of Defense has offered to help Tunisia fight terrorism.
The Pentagon declassifies a model of the terrorist's Abbottabad compound.
As Islam navigates shoals of extremism, the left lumps legitimate criticism with bigotry.
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