Globe and Mail | Obama Details New Policies in Response to Terror Threat New York Times WASHINGTON â€" President Obama on Thursday ordered intelligence agencies to take a series of steps to streamline how terrorism threats are pursued and analyzed, saying the government had to respond aggressively to the ... Report on failed Christmas terror attack released Factbox: Christmas Day bombing plot: Who knew what, when? Obama takes blame for intel breakdown, c » |
Friday, January 8, 2010
Obama Details New Policies in Response to Terror Threat - New York Times
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Can Senate Democrats keep edge in '10? - USA Today
Reuters | Can Senate Democrats keep edge in '10? USA Today WASHINGTON â€" This week's back-to-back retirements by two senior Senate Democrats puts the focus on one of the key questions of this election year: Will Democrats be able to maintain the overwhelming majority that has enabled ... Tough year was clincher for Dodd Sen. Dodd can now focus on his legacy Even Dodd Isn't Too Big to Fail |
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Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Departure of ND senator unsettle Senate Democrats - Seattle Post Intelligencer
Kansas City Star | Departure of ND senator unsettle Senate Democrats Seattle Post Intelligencer AP WRITER BISMARCK, ND -- North Dakota Sen. Byron Dorgan stunned fellow Democrats when he decided not to seek re-election this f » |
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010
US Feared Spectacular Terror Attack at Obama's Inauguration - FOXNews
Telegraph.co.uk | US Feared Spectacular Terror Attack at Obama's Inauguration FOXNews Security officials are said to have been highly concerned that extremists were traveling from Somalia to set off explosives as Barack Obama took the oath of office. Jan. 20: Barack Obama takes the oath of office as the 44th president of the United ... Dozens of Names Shifted to No-Fly List |
Monday, January 4, 2010
Threats Led to Embassy Closings in Yemen, Officials Say - New York Times
The Guardian | Threats Led to Embassy Closings in Yemen, Officials Say New York Times WASHINGTON â€" The United States and Britain decided to close their embassies in the capital of Yemen because of continuing threats from Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the terrorist group linked to the attempt to ... Yemen likely to be new front in global fight against terror Al Qaeda Threat Escalates |
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Saturday, January 2, 2010
UK and US funding anti-terror police unit in Yemen - BBC News
The Guardian | UK and US funding anti-terror police unit in Yemen BBC News Britain and the US have joined forces to tackle the "evolving threat" from Islamist groups in Yemen and Somalia, Downing Street has announced. Officials said the UK and the US were funding a counter-terrorism police unit in Yemen. ... UK to back US efforts in Yemen Al-Qaeda benefits from a decade of missteps to become a threat in Yemen Yemeni groups pose new set of terrorism threats |
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Friday, January 1, 2010
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