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The Obama administration has justified its counter-terror strategy on a law Congress passed just days after 9/11. But more than a decade later, does it fit the facts on the ground? Read more»
The United States has begun transporting French troops and equipment to Mali, a US official said on Tuesday.
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Of all the expectations for World Cup 2010, perhaps the most heartfelt was that an African setting might lead to an African breakthrough. Instead South Africa has witnessed an African fiasco: so far the six African teams have combined for just one win in a dozen games. Read more»
The United States maintained its hopes of advancing to the next round of the soccer World Cup Friday when it tied 2-2 against Slovenia in a hotly fought match at Johannesburg’s Ellis Park stadium. Read more» 2
Meet Cmdr. Alou Ongoiba's special forces company of 40 men in mismatched uniforms and doo-rags sheared from actual rags — soldiers charged with scattering terrorists from the bleak Malian badlands that begin about 600 miles northeast of this practice battlefield. Read more»
The nonprofit World Vision prefers to hire only Christians, even as it receives hundreds of millions in federal funds. Should taxpayers foot the bill for religious groups? Read more» 1
