U.S. Troops to be in up to 35 African Countries
The news on Christmas Eve that a U.S. Army brigade will begin sending small teams into as many as 35 African nations indicates...
The news on Christmas Eve that a U.S. Army brigade will begin sending small teams into as many as 35 African nations indicates...
Senator John Kerry's impeccable credentials as a "climate hawk," membership in Yale's secret society Skull and Bones, and a voting record that almost...
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Read moreThe Obama administration is expected to announce Wednesday the recognition of the new Syrian opposition group Syrian National Coalition in the hope that...
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Read moreMore than 3,000 U.S. military personnel have secretly returned to Iraq via Kuwait and 17,000 more are on their way in response to...
Read moreA writer at the Washington Post took a snippet out of a speech by President Obama's Defense Department general counsel and concluded that...
Read moreOn NPR, a panel discussed the lack of enunciated rules for the Obama administration's deadly drone war. ...
Read moreAnother U.S. warship moved into waters off the coast of Syria Thursday, according to the Russian-based television network RT, while Syria's deputy foreign...
Read moreThe U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency is gearing up for an unprecedented growth in the number of its field agents, according to a December...
Read moreIn a Middle East triangle more dangerous than the romantic affairs of Generals Petraeus and Allen, the United States is leaning on Iraq...
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