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News
Updated May 30, 2013 - 11:22 PM EDT
Infighting: Syrian Rebel Leadership Battle Grows
 
  Hezbollah Plays Major Role in Capture of Syrian Town
  Little Hope for Syria Peace Talks as Rebels Can't Agree to Attend
  Israel: Syria Missile Defense Acquisition a 'Red Line' for Military Action
  Obama Asks Pentagon for Syria No-Fly Zone Plan
  Israel Threatens to Attack Russian Ships Heading to Syria
Pakistan Slams New US Drone Strike That Killed 7
 
  Despite Promises of Transparency, White House Silent on Drone Strike
Thursday Wave of Bombings Kills 30 Iraqs
 
  Wednesday: Baghdad Wedding Bloodbath; 69 Iraqis Killed
Media Outlets Just Say No to Eric Holder Meeting
The Army's Multibillion Dollar 'Money Pit'
IAEA: We Might Not Find Anything in Search of Iran Base
Man Who Knew Boston Suspect Was Unarmed When Shot
Britain Admits to 90 Secret Prisoners in Afghanistan
US Accused of Politicizing Weapons of Mass Destruction
Viewpoints
Helping Syrian Rebels a Dangerous Risk  Sen. Rand Paul
Obama's Dangerous Blind Spot on National Security  by David Sirota
Forty Years of Heartbreak: Let the People of Diego Garcia Return to Their Homeland  by David Vine
An Assault on Freedom of the Press  by Andrew P. Napolitano
Afghanistan: Is It Really the End Game?  by Conn Hallinan
Thanking Bradley Manning, From Afghanistan  by Kathy Kelly

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Frontline
US Soldier Accused of Killing Afghans Reaches Deal to Avoid Execution
Seven US Marine Training Deaths Caused by 'Human Error'
Obama to Pick Bush Aide to Lead FBI
Economist Sergei Guriev Leaves Russia Abruptly
Accused Fort Hood Gunman Plans to Represent Self
Colombian Rebel Rejects Peace Talks Deadline
 
Pakistan
Pakistan's Taliban Denies Death of Its Deputy Commander
After Drone Kills Taliban Deputy, What Will New Pakistan Govt Do?
White House Won't Confirm Deadly Drone Attack in Pakistan
MQM, ANP to Sit on Pakistan Opposition Benches
Afghanistan
Six Suicide Attackers Killed in Afghanistan: Officials
Afghan Security Rescues Red Cross Staff
Kabul Demands Detainees in British Custody in Afghanistan
Growing Crystal Meth Use Blurs Drug-Hungry Afghanistan's Future
Koreas
North Korea to Safeguard 'Priceless' Nuclear Weapons
Report: 9 North Korean Defectors Repatriated After Being Caught in Laos, Sent to China
For South Korean Police, a Primer on Americans in 238 Pages
Myanmar
Buddhist Mobs Attack Muslim Homes for Second Day
Mosque, Orphanage Burned in Myanmar Violence
Asia
Air Force Grounds F-15s on Okinawa for Inspections
Chinese Army to Conduct 'Digital' War Games for First Time
Libya
Three Soldiers Killed in Attack in Libya's Benghazi
Libya PM Moves State Oil HQ to Troubled Benghazi
Kenya/Somalia
Kenya Police Accused of Abusing Somali Refugees
'10 Weeks of Hell' for Somalis in Kenya
Africa
US, UN Say Lord's Resistance Army Can Be Stopped With International Support
UN Charges That Congo's M23 Rebels Fired on Goma

Mali Presidential Vote Set for July 28

Ugandan General Says He Is Fighting Abuse of Power
France
French Arrest Suspect in Soldier's Stabbing
Attack on French Soldier Had Religious Motivation: Prosecutor
Europe
Steven Seagal Tried to Set Up Congressional Trip to Chechnya

UN Court Convicts 6 Bosnian Croats of Atrocities

Americas
US Chamber Study: Drug Cartels' Extortion Demands on Businesses Make Big Jump in Mexico
Canada Expels Eritrea Envoy Over Expat Fees Claims
Cuban Blogger Returns Home to Unknown Future
 
Syria
Middle East Countries Fighting Proxy War in Syria
Hezbollah Said to Control Most of Qusayr in Major Setback for Syria Rebels
Syria Promises 'Immediate Retaliation' if Israel Strikes Again
US Demands Hezbollah Pull Out Fighters From Syria
Hezbollah Fighters 'Invading' Syria: Rebel Chief
All Sides Hedging Bets on Flow of Arms to Syria
Many in Middle East Oppose EU Decision on Syria Arms Embargo
Syria Says Its Oil Production Plummeted Since War
Syrian Arrested for Counterfeiting, Kidnap Bid Foiled
State Media: Iran Invited to Syria Peace Conference
Iran Extends $4 Billion Credit to Syria
Iran
Iran Leader Not Backing Presidential Candidate
Canada Bans All Imports, Exports With Latest Iran Sanctions
Argentine Prosecutor Accuses Iran of Infiltrating South America to Launch Terrorist Attacks
Iran Seeks Tighter Control of Foreign Journalists
US Fines Total $398 Mn Over Bribes in Iran
Iraq
Evening Bomb Blasts Kill 30 in Baghdad
Demonstration in Fallujah to Demand the Release of Detainees
Iraq Footballers Stumble Amid Nearby Baghdad Blasts
Muqtada Al-Sadr: People Confront Terrorism Without a Government Protecting Them
Israel/Palestine
IDF to Investigate Soldiers Filmed Beating Palestinian in Custody
Netanyahu Wants US to Help Him Meet With Morsi, Egyptians Say
Middle East
Lebanon: Sniper Fire Rattles Tripoli, but Tenuous Cease-Fire Holds
Proposed Egyptian Law on Nonprofits Seen as Echo of Mubarak Era
Yemen Appeals for Funds for Guantanamo Prisoners Rehab Center
The War at Home
2 Diplomats Treated Differently in Benghazi Uproar
Judge Dismisses Alan Gross' Lawsuit Against US Government
Republicans Challenge US Attorney General on Leak Testimony
New Subpoena Issued for State Dept Documents in House Probe of Benghazi Attacks
 
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Justin Raimondo
5/29/2013
Why John McCain Wants to Aid Syrian Terrorists

Philip Giraldi
5/30/2013
John McCain: War Hero or Something Less?

Ivan Eland
5/29/2013
Obama’s New Restricted War on Terror Is Unlikely to Be Lasting

Kelley B. Vlahos
5/27/2013
Memorial Day, Remembering the Apostates

Nebojsa Malic
5/11/2013
Victory Day

David R. Henderson
3/13/2013
Rand’s Stand

Ran HaCohen
3/04/2013
Purim and Genocidal Phantasies

Charles V. Peña
6/15/2012
Cyberwar for Me but Not for Thee

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