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Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Mike Mullen, and Richard H. Solomon, president of the U.S. Institute of Peace answer audience member questions during the Women and War Conference.

Military Pakistan Photos US Wikipedia: Pakistan – United States relations

The Guardian
Mullen visits Pakistan amid tensions over drones
ISLAMABAD (AP) — The top U.S. military officer is visiting Pakistan at a time of tensions over America's role in the region. The U.S. Embassy says Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of... (photo: US Navy / Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Chad J. McNeeley)

Barack Obama

Government Photos Politics US Wikipedia: Barack Obama

The Examiner
Obama's Libya Fiasco
Since President Barack Obama ordered over $500 million worth of Cruise missiles to rain down on Tripoli March 19, the NATO mission has hit a brick wall trying to dislodge 68-year-old Libyan strongman... (photo: Creative Commons / Thirty30)

Members of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) meet outside the Pentagon Building hours after American Airlines Fight 77 was piloted by terrorists into the building, during the September 11, 2001 attacks. Location:

BBC News
American jihad: Facing up to homegrown militancy
In the years after 9/11 the threat to America from... (photo: US DoD)
Crime Photos Terrorism US Wikipedia: Terrorism in the United States

Waco Siege - An overhead view from a helicopter of the Mount Carmel Center building. Large columns of smoke are arising from the left side of the building from a fire. One side of the building shows extensive damage. The building is surrounded by dirt paths.

CNN
My Take: Rethinking the word 'cult'
Nearly 20 years ago, 76 people lost their lives during an FBI raid near Waco, Texas. CNN's Drew Griffin looks at those events at 8 ET/PT and 11 ET/PT Sunday night in "Waco: Faith, Fear &... (photo: FBI / Branch Davidian)
Crime Photos Religion US Wikipedia: Waco siege

General Ashfaq Pervez Kiani - Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani - pakistan- military

The Wichita Eagle
Pakistan says it firmly backs Taliban peace talks
KABUL, Afghanistan - Pakistan stands strongly behind efforts to make peace with the Taliban and that while the U.S. will play a role in any reconciliation, Kabul should... (photo: Press Information Dept. of Pakistan)
Pakistan Peace Photos Taliban Wikipedia: Taliban

The Examiner
Obama Fine-Tuning His Libya Policy
Finally on the same page as Britain and France, President Barack Obama equivocated on Libya, uncertain whether the U.S. should take a lead role or play a backseat to... (photo: AP Photo / M. Spencer Green)
Britain France Libya Photos Wikipedia:Barack Obama

Barack Obama and Nicolas Sarkozy

Scoop
Obama, Cameron and Sarkozy: no let-up in Libya
Sunday, 17 April 2011, 1:41 pm Article: Citizens for Legitimate Government Breaking News and Commentary from Citizens For Legitimate Government 16 Apr 2011 All links are... (photo: Creative Commons / BetacommandBot)
France Libya Photos Politics Wikipedia: Nicolas Sarkozy

The Boston Globe
Cuba marks Bay of Pigs, opens pivotal Party summit
HAVANA-Cuba kicks off a crucial Communist Party congress Saturday with a massive military and civilian parade to mark 50 years since the defeat of CIA-backed exiles at... (photo: AP / Franklin Reyes)
Cuba Photos Politics Society Wikipedia: Bay of Pigs Invasion

In this April 12 1961 photo rocket engineer Oleg Ivanovsky leads Yuri Gagarin, left, to the Vostok spacecraft before the launch from what will later become known as the Baikonur cosmodrome.

WorldNews.com
First in Space, First into the Mind
Article by WorldNews.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. This week the world, especially Russia, celebrated a great technological achievement that occurred on April 12,... (photo: AP / NPO Lavochkin Museum)
Photos Russia Space US Wikipedia: Yuri Gagarin

Politics

	The Politics of Tables and Living Remembrances WorldNews.com
	Lost in Libya The Los Angeles Times
	On the road, Obama flashes a little frustration The Los Angeles Times
	At Facebook, Obama sets goals Khaleej Times

Terrorism

	Obama tells Syria that violence must end now Khaleej Times
	Pakistan must bring 26/11 perpetrators to book: Indian envoy DNA India
	Car bombs in central Baghdad kill 9 The State
	Obama no different from Bush: Gaddafi's son The Siasat Daily

Crime

	By 2020 smoking ban projected to spread throughout U.S. The Examiner
	Joe Biden's Choice: The University Of New Hampshire's Rape Prevention Efforts Huffington Post
	Clinton: Gadhafi may be using cluster bombs Herald Tribune
	Clinton condemns Syrian violence Herald Tribune

U.S. to continue Pakistan strikes despite protests

FBI releases more photos of "Possible suspect" in Colorado m

U.S. airstrikes kill 25 near militants' haven at Afghan-Paki

Igor Birman; forecast fall of Soviet economy; at 82

Sue Myricks obsession with Muslims puts Americans at risk

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe signs a petition against Western economic sanctions targeting his supporters, in Harare, Wednesday, March, 2, 2011. Zimbabwe's defiant president on Wednesday threatened to seize foreign businesses in retaliation for Western economic sanctions targeting him and his supporters over alleged human rights abuses in the southern African nation.

Robert Mugabe Hounds Rivals in Zimbabwe, Parties Say

Palestinian women hold a banner with the picture of Italian activist Vittorio Arrigoni during a protest in the West Bank city of Nablus, Saturday, April 16, 2011.

Vittorio and Israel's attack on the Intellectual Intifada

President Barack Obama waves while board Air Force One prior to his departure from O'Hare International airport in Chicago, Friday, April 15, 2011.

Top Israel rabbi urges Obama to free spy Pollard

Civil War guide touts sultry spy of Confederates Ohio
Rep. Ed Markey hung up on privacy Boston Herald
Dissent Continues One Year After BP Disaster Scoop
Scion FR-S Concept foreshadows future Scion sports car The Examiner
Unwitting Burglary Accomplice Could Be You The New York Times
Pakistan-U.S. feud boils over CIA drone strikes Fresno Bee
Ross O'Carroll-Kelly Irish Times
Obama fundraiser: Protest over Manning Indian Express
Hawk Cam: Live From the Nest | A Newspaper Blanket for Viole The New York Times
Greenpeace spies soot lining in cloud data centers The Register
The Week in Pictures for April 22 The New York Times
Big Deal | Top Hamptons Sales Regained Traction The New York Times
CIA drones kill 26 in Pakistan The Daily Telegraph Australia
Google Is Tracking Android Users' Location Data, Say Researc Huffington Post
CIA touts enviro-friendly shredding of secrets Fresno Bee
Answers About Red-Tailed Hawks, Part III The New York Times
Ex-Workers Sue Restaurant; New Law Firm Is Formed The New York Times
Jury rejects Mattel claims in Bratz catfight NZ Herald
iPhone tracking likely a bug, iOS update can fix it The Examiner
At First, the Fire Seemed to Be Part of the Show The New York Times

U.S. Army Soldiers from Charlie Company, 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade, 25th Infantry Division drive by burning oil fields while convoying to Al Jawala, Iraq, Sept. 22, 2006, to conduct a cordon and search operation with the Iraqi ar

Documents prove BP involved in secret plans to exploit Iraq oil pre-invasion

The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Barry (DDG 52) launches a Tomahawk cruise missile to support Joint Task Force Odyssey Dawn, supporting the international response to the unrest in Libya, 29 March, 2011.

Rift forces Nato to dig in for long campaign

Afghan and NATO forces secure the entrance of the police headquarters after a Taliban suicide attack killed the police chief of southern Afghanistan's Kandahar province, Khan Mohammad Mujahid and his two bodyguards, in Kandahar, Afghanistan, Friday April 15, 2011

Police Chief Assassinated in Afghanistan

Deadly Drone Strike by U.S. May Fuel Anger in Pakistan Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
ISI not involved in 2008 Mumbai attacks: Malik The Siasat Daily
In Libya, 'mission creep' sets in The Los Angeles Times
At least 70 dead in Syria amid worsening unrest Lexington Herald-Leader
Mullen Says Iraqis Need to Decide if American Troops Should The New York Times
CIA Touts Eco-Friendly "Burn After Reading" NBC Washington
US drones: weapons of choice in overseas wars Inquirer
US missiles 'kill 25 people in Pakistan' The Daily Telegraph Australia
US missiles kill 25 people in Pakistan tribal area Seattle Times
CIA says burning after reading can be good for environment; Star Tribune
Pakistan plays hardball Khaleej Times
Officials: US missiles kill 25 in NW Pakistan amid souring o Star Tribune
Three Days of the Commie The Examiner
Bradley Manning 'Broke The Law,' Obama Says (VIDEO) Huffington Post
US promises Pak mini-drones but launches mega attack The Times of India
U.S. drone attack kills 25 in Pakistan The Los Angeles Times
Israeli Spy Agency Issues Strong Warning Of Attack By Hezbol Business Insider
25 killed in drone attack in North Waziristan The Times of India
Drone Strikes Militants in Northwest Pakistan The New York Times
Suspected US drone strike kills 25 in Pakistan m&c;

A Palestinian man lights candles during a protest against the killing of Italian activist Vittorio Arrigoni in Gaza City, Friday, April 15, 2011. The body of Arrigoni was found hanged in a Gaza apartment just hours after he was abducted by an al-Qaida-inspired group, Hamas said early Friday, in the first kidnapping of a foreigner since the militant Hamas overran the coastal strip nearly four years ago.

Candlelight vigil held for Italian activist

Bahraini riot police and soldiers move in on anti-government protesters Friday, March 25, 2011, in the western Shiite Muslim village of Malkiya, Bahrain, firing tear gas when villagers defied martial law by holding a protest march.

Bahrain cracks down on jocks for justice

John Demjanjuk arrives at the court room for his trial in Munich, southern Germany, on Monday, Nov. 30, 2009. Demjanjuk goes on trial on charges of being an accessory to t

War crimes trial told of 'fabricated' ID card

'General' arrested, charged with fraud Ohio
Lantigua is focus of federal, state probe The Boston Globe
Contention over review of Sarasota County purchasing Herald Tribune
U.S. Drones Go to Libya; Phones Track Users Wall Street Journal
North Providence bribery case near closing The Providence Journal
What happens when you try to leave the Church of Scientology The Guardian
WikiLeaks cables bare secrets of U.S.-Laotian relations The News & Observer
On trial: the other side of six law enforcers The Miami Herald
Fareed Zakaria on the future of the Middle East CNN
Declaration of Independence 2011 The Examiner
Harpootlian shoots from the hip, shoots himself in the foot The Examiner
Government ComputerWaste, Fraud, Abuse and Neglect The Examiner
BREAKING: NSSF, Gun owners react to threatened Mexico indust The Examiner
Commentorial: Royal Order of Jesters Newsvine
Explaining the price of oil CNN
Blagojevich Retrial: Potential Jurors Already Think Ex-Gover Huffington Post
2 ex-Hidalgo County court workers plead to bribery Houston Chronicle
Today is Earth Day, so celebrate our Pale Blue Dot The Examiner
Prosecution rests case against ex-N. Providence solicitor The Providence Journal
Many potential jurors already think Blagojevich guilty Tulsa World

A protestor holds a burn picture of former Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali during a demonstration in Tunis, Tuesday, Jan. 25. 2011. Hundreds of Tunisian protesters are demonstrating outside the prime minister's office to demand the removal of members of the ousted president's regime still in the government.

Tunisia: Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali faces 18 criminal charges

In this video image taken from television Friday March 18, 2011 Libyan Foreign Minister Musa Kusa, left, speaks to journalists in Tripoli, Libya. Libya's Foreign Minister Mousa Kousa said Friday Libya is declaring a cease-fire and stopping military operations. A photograph of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi is seen at center and an unidentified interpreter at right.

Libya conflict: Gaddafi's close ally Mousa Kousa defects

Federal Minister for Interior Senator A Rehman Malik- Pakistan

Pak warns players to stay away from match-fixing

Cocaine accused's health a worry NZ Herald
Papandreou slams rating agencies 'trying to shape Greece's f The Guardian
Coachella �Euro" Friday night Crystal Castles, Caifanes, Che The Examiner
NZ cocaine accused's health a worry NZ Herald
London trader faces Interpol over Greek debt email BBC News
CFSL report on CD adds to pressure on Bhushans The Times of India
'Rambo' Russian labourer 'left corpses of his lover and her The Daily Mail
UAE participates in INTERPOL meet Khaleej Times
Schlumberger Announces First-Quarter 2011 Results Seeking Alpha
Still Single: Vol. 7, No. 4 dusted
Blow for Bhushans: CD not tampered? Mumbai Mirror
CD row: Shanti Bhushan-Mulayam Singh chat CD not tampered wi The Times of India
Coachella 2011- Tame Impala, Cold War Kids, Interpol, and Sl The Examiner
South Korean fugitive returned to native country The State
South Korean fugitive captured in Southern Calif. returned t Star Tribune
CD row: Shanti Bhushan-Mulayam Singh chat CD not tampered, c The Times of India
CD row: Shashi Bhushan-Mulayam Singh chat CD not tampered, c The Times of India
Dominican Republic police arrest Canadian man in pedophilia Breitbart
Man detained in Chile person not conspirator of IC-814 plane DNA India
Detained Chilean person not conspirator of IC-814 plane hija Deccan Herald

Art exhibition shows kids re-enacting horrific events

Torture & the S.A.S. - Govt's Guilty Secrets In Afghanistan

Accused WikiLeaks informant moved to military prison in Kansas

Should Gangbangers' be Classified as Domestic Terrorist, and Newsvine
The Early Word: Resignation The New York Times
Obama makes his case in California The Los Angeles Times
NZ SAS prisoners tortured - report NZ Herald
Gitmo detainees get a Twin Cities defense Star Tribune
Psst: From Shakespeare to the moon, Hollywood is full of con Kansas City Star
U.S. should resettle Uighurs held at Guantanamo The Los Angeles Times
Good Men handling What If? truth The Examiner
Obama tells supporters: "I understand your frustration"--wha Newsvine
Will Islam unite to fight banking order or fall for the old The Examiner
USS Cole suspect to be tried at Guantanamo The Columbus Dispatch
Scope of tragedy gets clearer The News & Observer
Military seeks death for USS Cole plotter Canada Dot Com
Detainee faces possibility of death penalty Denver Post
U.S. seeks death penalty for Cole attack planner San Fransisco Chronicle
New charges filed in USS Cole bombing The Boston Globe
Obama promotes peace? Herald Tribune
Saudi charged in first Guantanamo tribunal under Obama The Los Angeles Times
US Supreme Court rejects Gitmo appeal The Siasat Daily
New Charges in USS Cole Case Wall Street Journal

Halliburton headquarters. Mossoró (Rio Grande do Norte), Brazil. cg1

Halliburton Announces First Quarter Earnings of $0.61 Per Diluted Share Excluding Impact of Libya Reserve

President Barack Obama is interviewed by The Associated Press, Friday, April 15, 2011, in Chicago.

Obama: Congress will compromise, raise debt limit

We've discussed health insurance reform from a lot of different perspectives, from doctors to seniors to small business owners. First Lady Michelle Obama discusses it as a woman, and as a mom.

What would Michelle Do?

Pak army chief says 'terrorist backbone broken' Indian Express
Hannity presses Rep. Keith Ellison: 'Are we at war with radi The Examiner
Terrorism Suspect Is Captured in a Raid in Afghanistan The New York Times
Beautiful south: an Antarctic cruise The Guardian
How the 'stars aligned' for closer trilateral relations The Hindu
Looking at War From Many Angles Wall Street Journal
Where's John Day Buried The Examiner
Mullen's wayward assertion Khaleej Times
ElBaradei suggests war crimes probe of Bush team Fresno Bee
Daily guide to television and radio The Boston Globe
Now extend the Bush Doctrine The Examiner
Poll: House of the Week Wall Street Journal
McCain lauds anti-Gadhafi force during Libya visit The State
Let X Units of Freedom Ring Newsvine
McCain says rebels fighting Gadhafi troops are his 'heroes' Star Tribune
US-Pakistan Blame Game GroundReport
Politics In 60 Seconds: What You Need To Know Right Now Business Insider
Libyan Rebels Advance; U.S. Will Deploy Drones Herald Tribune
Long Island NATO The Examiner
Libyan rebels advance in west; U.S. to deploy armed drones Denver Post

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