• [11/08] Army chief: Avoid speculation about Hasan's faith
  • [11/07] Iran, North Korea top Clinton's overseas agenda
  • [11/07] Shortage of military therapists creates strain
  • [11/06] Suspect's cousin talks to FBI, mortified by attack
  • [11/06] AP sources: Ft. Hood suspect remains in coma
  • [11/06] Moment of silence set Friday for Fort Hood victims
  • [11/06] AP Sources: Investigators seize suspect's computer
  • [11/06] Troubling portrait emerges of Fort Hood suspect
  • [11/06] AP source: Fort Hood suspect was to deploy to Iraq
  • [11/05] AP sources: Officials reviewed suspect's Web posts
  • [11/05] AP sources: Authorities had concerns about suspect
  • [11/05] AP: Officials had concerns about Fort Hood suspect
  • [11/05] New Afghan violence makes Obama decision tougher
  • [11/05] AP source: Suspected shooter got poor evaluation
  • [11/05] AP source: Fort Hood shooting suspect Army major
  • [11/05] Army: 7 dead in dual attacks at Fort Hood, Texas
  • [11/05] AP sources: Suicide eyed in Ky. census worker case
  • [11/05] Clinton sees families of hikers detained in Iran
  • [11/05] Northwest pilots appeal license revocation
  • [11/04] US disappointed in Italian verdict on CIA kidnap
  • [11/04] Government agrees to pay $3 million in CIA lawsuit
  • [11/03] Obama coaxes states to change with school dollars
  • [11/03] US: NKorea plutonium moves violate commitments
  • [11/03] Holder, Gates oppose restrictions on Gitmo trials
  • [11/03] NIH official vouches for safety of flu vaccine
  • [11/02] Children direct certified for school lunches
  • [11/02] Schools improve certification for school lunches
  • [11/02] Boehner regrets backing Scozzafava in NY race
  • [11/02] Cheney FBI interview: 72 instances of can't recall
  • [11/01] Mexico extradites 11 fugitives to US
  • [11/01] Clinton: US to support next Afghan president
  • [10/31] Obama administration: Toss wiretap lawsuit
  • [10/30] Obama administration seeks to block wiretap suit
  • [10/30] New papers detail FBI, CIA wrangle over detainees
  • [10/30] Review defends spending on small border stations
  • [10/30] Millions spent on small border stations justified
  • [10/30] US spy agencies' spending rises to $49.8 billion
  • [10/30] Intelligence spending rises again to $49.8 billion
  • [10/30] Intelligence spending rises again to $49.8 billion
  • [10/30] Clinton says US can find way out of Afghanistan
  • [10/29] Military notified too late to launch fighter jets
  • [10/29] Iraqi election delay could stall US troop pullout
  • [10/29] US official: Homemade bombs pose worldwide threat
  • [10/29] Military notified too late to launch fighters
  • [10/29] Clinton to meet Abbas, Netanyahu in Middle East
  • [10/29] Official: Homemade bombs pose global threat
  • [10/28] Northwest pilots prompt look at distracted flying
  • [10/28] Obama inks defense bill with hate crimes provision
  • [10/28] House Democrats prepare to unveil health bill
  • [10/27] Census: 'Brain gains' for high-tech cities
  • [10/27] Report: Afghan president's brother gets CIA pay
  • [10/27] US, China pledge better military ties
  • [10/27] US diplomat resigns to protest Afghan war
  • [10/27] First US official resigns to protest Afghan war
  • [10/27] New safety worry: Laptops, devices in the cockpit
  • [10/26] Wayward pilots say they were busy using laptops
  • [10/26] Wayward pilots were working on their laptops
  • [10/26] 3 DEA agents killed in Afghan helicopter crash
  • [10/26] US hits out at bid to bar religious defamation
  • [10/26] Report: FBI not reviewing all of its evidence
  • [10/26] Gates: injured troops face too much bureaucracy
  • [10/26] HHS' Sebelius: Ample flu vaccine will be available
  • [10/26] FBI, police rescue 52 kids in prostitution probes
  • [10/26] AP Source: 3 DEA agents killed in Afghan crash

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