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Updated September 10, 2011 - 11:29 PM EDT
US Officials: No Sign of US Entry for Terror Plot
 
  Top Officials Shake Fists at Vague Threat
  A Decade of War: Charting the Destruction
  New York Militarizes for 9/11 Anniversary
  CIA, SoCom Refuse to Implement 9/11 Commission Recommendation
US Mulls Combat Troops in Kuwait for Iraq Attacks
 
  9/11 Serves as Reminder for Iraqis of Excuse for US Occupation
  Baghdad OKs Peshmerga Fighters in Diyala Province
Black Women Say Libya Rebels Raped Them
 
  Final Assault?: Libyan Rebels Attack Loyalist Town
  NATO Airstrikes Rock Gadhafi Stronghold in Libya
US Soldiers See Afghan War Long Past 2014
Israeli FM Says Arm Terrorists to Punish Turkey
Egypt Declares State of Alert After Attack on Israeli Embassy
US Military Plane Forced Down by N. Korean Electronic Attack
Report: CIA Rendition Base Under Somali Presidential Palace
Super Committee Senator Rules Out Military Spending Cuts
Viewpoints
Al-Qaeda's Project for Ending the American Century Largely Succeeded  by Jim Lobe
Imperial Delusions: Ignoring the Lessons of 9/11  by Robert Jensen
5 Corporate Brands Making a Killing on America's Wars  by Nick Turse
9/11 and the National Security Scam  by Sheldon Richman
The Uncontrollable Momentum of War  by Rory Stewart
Big Sis and Freedom's Demise  Washington Times

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Frontline
The NYPD: Spies, Spooks and Lies
Insurers Sue Saudi Arabia for 9/11 Reimbursements
Somali Clans Carve Up the Country as Shabab Retreat
Captain Jihad: Ex-Terrorist Is Now Comic Book Hero
Oakland Museum Shuts Down Palestinian Children's Art Exhibit
 
Libya
Migrants Suffer in Tripoli Camps
Interpol Issues Red Notice Warrants for Gadhafi, Others
Gadhafi's Son Offered Israel Peace, Schalit's Release
Niger Says Would Respect Court Commitments on Gadhafi
An Iraqi Exile Gives Outlet to Gadhafi's Voice
Here Gadhafi's Men Trapped Their Prey - Then Threw in the Grenades
Egypt
Cairo Protesters Sack Israeli Embassy, Toss Documents Out the Window
Egyptian Rally for Civilian Rule Turns Into Protest Against Israel
Zimbabwe
Mugabe Says No Western Observers at New Elections
Mugabe Party 'Disturbed' by WikiLeaks Revelations
Africa
Sudan Police Killed in Darfur Hostage Rescue Attempt
Jos Fighting: Nigeria Gunmen Kill Father and Children
Famed Ethiopian Actor Charged Under New Anti-Terrorism Law
DR Congo Bounty for Fugitive Militia Leader
Afghanistan
Three NATO Troops Killed in Afghanistan
Taliban Claim New Missiles Downing Aircraft
Pakistan
High Court: ISI Report on Karachi Violence Cannot Be Made Public
Pakistan Warns of Taliban Revenge Kidnap Plot
North Korea
US Expert: North Korea May Need More Atomic Tests
North Korea Leader Kim Jong-Il Appears With Kim Jong-Un
North Korea Military Parade Shows Leader's Succession on Course
UN: North Korea Footage Shows Malnourished Children
Asia
China Paper Tells US Not to Play With Fire Over Taiwan
Delhi Bomb: Indian Group 'May Be Behind' Court Attack
Kosovo
German General Hands Over Command of NATO Mission in Kosovo
Guatemala
Desperate Guatemalans Embrace an 'Iron Fist'
US Military
Sikorsky Charges US Army $2,393 for $181 Black Hawk Part
Defense Cuts Spat Clouds Deficit Panel Debate
US Arms Makers to Meet Pentagon Chief Over Defense Cuts
Pentagon Agrees to Fund Border Troops Through Year's End
Wars Put New Emphasis on Improved Prosthetics
 
'War on Terror'
NBC: Two Terror Threat Subjects Could Be American
NYPD Launches Its Own Navy, 1,000-Man Army, Tanks, and Soon, a Submarine
Cameron: We Forfeited Moral High Ground in War on Terror
Biden: 'Every Asset' Being Tapped to Evaluate Terror Threat
Decade After Sept. 11, New Yorkers Ready to Move On
Bin Laden Wanted to Use French Hostages Against Sarkozy
Farooqi Given Four Life Sentences for Terror Charges in UK
Iraq
Baghdad OKs Peshmerga Fighters in Diyala Province
Leaving Too Many Troops in Iraq a Risk, Army Chief of Staff Says
Anti-Government Protests in Iraq Amid Tight Security
GOP Rep. Walter Jones: 'Diversion Into Iraq Should Never Have Happened'
General Curfew in Anbar
Rights Group Calls for Probe of Journalist Killing
Iraqis Mourn Slain Journalist Amid Protests
Pressure Builds for Inquiries Into Iraq Abuses
Syria/Iran
Iran Calls on Close Ally Syria to Talk to Protesters
Tony Blair Calls for Regime Change in Iran and Syria
Syrian Protesters Call for International Help Amid Crackdown
Red Crescent Workers Shot in Syria
HRW Charges Syria 'Forcibly' Removing Wounded
Rabbi Takes on WikiLeaks After Secret Talks With Iran Exposed
Bahrain
Thousands of Bahrainis March, Demand Change
Cleric: Bahrain Crackdown Failed to End Protests
Yemen
Yemenis Turn Out in New Anti-Saleh Demos
Officials Appeal to Yemen's President on Stalemate
Palestine/Israel
UN Secretary General: Palestinian Statehood Is 'Long Overdue'
Israel Intel Minister Regards Turkey Threat as 'Grave'
PM's Office Distances Itself From Lieberman's Plannned Measures Against Turkey
Palestinians Rally Ahead of Statehood Bid at UN
Obama Tells Netanyahu US Working to Resolve Situation in Cairo Where Israeli Embassy Breached
Noam Shalit Thanks US Muslim Leaders for Their Efforts to Release Son Gilad
Sweden Receives Palestinian Ambassador
Israeli War Against Turkey 'Unlikely'
Israeli Ambassador, Family and Staff at Cairo Airport
 
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Columnists

Justin Raimondo
9/09/2011
9/11 and the Bizarro Effect

Philip Giraldi
9/08/2011
A 10-Year Reckoning

Ivan Eland
9/07/2011
Comparing Obama and Bush on Civil Liberties and War

Kelley B. Vlahos
9/06/2011
Post-9/11: All Eyes on You

Nebojsa Malic
8/27/2011
Winter is Coming

Charles V. Peña
8/12/2011
Doomsday Defense Cuts?

Ran HaCohen
8/08/2011
Israelis Sick and Tired – but of What?

David R. Henderson
7/25/2011
The Left's Antiwar Movement in Monterey: Down but Not Out

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