1. Israel\'s Illegal Annexation of East Jerusalem
(Newsletter)

...s anticipated rocket launch, with state media warning that the country's armed forces will shoot down any US spy aircraft that intrude into its territory to monitor the launch. CONTINUE... ...

2. Is America sterile, unable to birth great men?
(Newsletter)

...s and warned there was no "silver bullet" to defeat the disease. CONTINUE... Controversial US spy office closed Global By Agencies    Tuesday, 05 August 2008 The Pentagon ...

3. Israel’s Use of Cluster Bombs Shows Need for Globa
(Newsletter)

...bruary 2008 China has called on the US to provide more information about its shooting down of a crippled US spy satellite, voicing concern about the potential international impact of the operation. C...

4. Secret CIA Prisoners Still Missing
(Newsletter)

...hale hunt after a deadly fire crippled the main processing ship of the whaling fleet. FULL STORY... 'US spy' beheaded in Pakistan Global By Agencies    Wednesday, 28 February 2007 A...

5. FBI Spied on PA Peace Group
(Opinions/Daily)

... of Mid-Eastern decent. TIM VINING: Well, one thing we're not going to allow the F.B.I. to do is to have us spy on one another and not trust one another. You know, so we're not even trying to guess. ...

6. Lawless World
(Opinions/Daily)

Bush Considered Flying US Spy Planes Painted With UN Colors Over Iraq In 2003 to Provoke War British international law professor Philippe Sands, author of “Lawless World,” reveals President Bush and P

7. Emerging Strategic Nuclear Environment: Iran & North Korea
(Opinions/Features)

...rea. The raid obviously yielded no evidence. As late as July 2002, Pakistani cargo planes were spotted by US Spy satellites in Pyongyang being loaded with missile parts. Now President, Gen Musharraf c...

8. Danner vs. Kinsley
(MWC/Special)

...d affect the election." See Scott Shane and David Sanger, "Bush Panel Finds Big Flaws Remain in US Spy Efforts," the New York Times, April 1, 2005. 6. See, for publicly available docum...

9. Bin Laden son 'killed in US attack'
(Archived/News/Global)

One of the sons of Osama bin Laden, the head of al-Qaeda, may have been killed by a missile fired from an unmanned US drone aircraft, US officials have said.

10. North Korea warns Japan over spying
(Archived/News/Global)

North Korea has vowed to shoot down any Japanese planes that violate its airspace, accusing Tokyo of spying near one of its missile launch sites.