US Not 'Blindsided' By Iran's New Uranium Mines?
US concerned after Iran unveiled new uranium production facility and two extraction mines; maintains officials were not "blindsided".
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US: College on Lockdown After 14 Stabbed
Up to 14 people were stabbed at a campus in Texas. One person arrested.
US Budget Cuts Could Delay Trial of Bin Laden Son-In-Law
The highly anticipated trial of Osama bin Laden's son-in-law could be delayed due to U.S. federal budget cuts.
N. Korea Preparing Fourth Nuclear Test: South
North Korea appears to be preparing a fourth nuclear test as well as a provocative missile launch, South Korea said on Monday.
WikiLeaks to Publish 1.7 Million US Intelligence Documents
Whistleblowing website is set to publish more than 1.7 million U.S. diplomatic and intelligence documents from the 1970s.
NASA Seeks to Tow Astroid to Moon, Says US Senator
NASA wants to tow astroid into orbit around moon, as part of a long-range plan towards establishing permanent manned outposts in space.
Kerry: Slain Diplomat 'Smart, Capable, Eager to Serve'
Secretary of State John Kerry paid tribute to American female diplomat who was among six NATO personnel killed in two attacks in Afghanistan
US Embassy Deletes Tweet Following Spat With Egypt
US Embassy in Cairo deletes controversial tweet about attacks on freedom of expression in Egypt following complaints by President Morsi.
N. Korea Approves 'Merciless' Military Strikes Against US
North Korea says it has final approval to launch "merciless" military strikes against US, involving use of "cutting-edge" nuclear weapons.
North Korea Crisis Could Spiral Out of Control: Ban
UN chief Ban Ki-moon warns Korean peninsula crisis could spiral out of control, after North Korea announced it would restart nuclear reactor
NRA Task Force Recommends Armed Staff In Every School
NRA task force releases student-safety plan that dismisses idea of new gun controls in favor of placement of armed staff in every school.
US Deploys Destroyer Off Tense Korean Peninsula
The United States has placed a destroyer off the South Korean coast to defend against a possible missile strike.
Caroline Kennedy in Running for Ambassador to Japan
The daughter of slain president John F. Kennedy, is being vetted as the United States' next ambassador to Japan.
Blast Kills 10 Near US Consulate in Pakistan
Pakistani Taliban claims responsibility for a blast that killed 10 people and injured 31 others near US Consulate in Peshawar on Friday.
Former American Soldier Charged With Fighting For Al-Qaeda
A former America soldier has been arrested and charged with terror offenses after he joined a Syrian Al-Qaeda-linked rebel group.
Spring Snowstorm Grounds Hundreds of US Flights
Another huge snow storm, stretching from St. Louis to Washington, grounded hundreds of flights on Monday.
Israeli, US, Greek Warships Conclude 'Noble Dina'
Israeli, Greek and US warships conclude joint two-week Mediterranean naval exercise codenamed "Noble Dina"
'Prototype al-Qaeda Operative' Charged in New York
Alleged al-Qaeda who plotted a bomb attack against American diplomatic facilities in Nigeria was charged Wednesday in New York.
Controversial Hagel Plans Israel Visit to Boost Defense Ties
US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel plans to visit the Jewish state in April to boost cooperation between the two countries.
Rep. Engel Joins Obama, 'Brings Voices of New Yorkers' to Israel
Rep. Eliot Engel, the top Democrat on House Foreign Affairs Committee has joined President Obama on his first official trip to Israel.
Kerry to Meet Netanyahu Following Obama Visit
Secretary of State John Kerry is set to return to Jerusalem on Saturday to meet PM Netanyahu after the visit of President Obama.
Steinitz: 'Apparently Clear Chemical Weapons Used in Syria'
Either Syrian rebels or the Damascus regime have used chemical weapons in country's civil war, said Intelligence Minister Yuval Steinitz.
FBI Patriot Act Snooping Tactic Ruled Unconstitutional
A US judge has ordered the FBI to stop its "pervasive" use of National Security letters to snoop on phone and email records
US to Boost Missile Defenses Against North Korea
The US said it would bolster defenses against a possible strike amid N. Korean threats of a "pre-emptive" nuclear attack
ZOA Praises Walk-Out After Israel Accused of 'Genocide'
ZOA praises Obama Administration for walking out of meeting with Iranian diplomats after one accused Israel of "genocide."
Hackers Post Private Data of Michelle Obama, FBI Head
Hackers have reportedly leaked personal financial data belonging to first lady Michelle Obama and head of the FBI.
US Spy Chief Warns of Cyber Danger and North Korea Threat
US spy chief James Clapper voiced alarm over N. Korea's recent "belligerent" rhetoric and over the increase in cyber attacks.
US Slaps Sanctions on North Korea's Primary Trade Bank
The US imposed sanctions on N. Korea's primary foreign exchange bank as it bids to force the regime to abandon its nuclear program.
South Korea and US Defy North's Threats, Launch Joint Drills
The start of the two-week "Key Resolve" exercise follows a week of escalating tensions on the Korean peninsula.
Two US Soldiers Killed in 'Insider Attack' on Afghan Base
Two American soldiers in Afghanistan were killed along with several local troops in the latest suspected insider attack
Obama Continues to Reach Out to Republicans
Obama is determined to continue to reach out to his Republican opponents to facilitate Congressional approval of key agenda items.
'No Honor' For Egyptian 'Woman of Courage'
ADL welcomes decision to defer awarding Women of Courage Award to Egyptian activist Samira Ibrahim following anti-Semitic tweets.
Obama Meets With Jewish Leaders Prior to Israel Trip
President Obama meets with Jewish leaders at White House in anticipation of upcoming trip to Israel.
US Senator Filibusters CIA Pick, Questions Drone Use
GOP Sen. Paul took to the Senate floor Wednesday in a filibuster to block the president's nominee to lead CIA.
Massive Winter Storm, Once Again, Hits US
A massive winter storm is hitting the northern United States, grounding 2,600 flights, closing schools and leaving roadways impassible.
Family of US Marine Held in Iran Calls for Mercy
The family of a former US Marine who has been held in Iran for 555 days renewed calls for his release, urging Iranian leaders to show mercy.
Japan and US Agree on Auto Exemptions in Free Trade Pact
Tokyo and Washington agreed on exemptions for the auto industry in a Pacific-wide free trade pact.
Pilot Reports Drone Sighted Near JFK Airport
US aviation authorities opened an investigation into pilot's sighting of a small unmanned aircraft in the air near New York's JFK Airport.
Miami Imam Convicted in Aiding Pakistani Taliban
The imam of a mosque in Miami was found guilty on Monday of funneling thousands of dollars to the Pakistani Taliban.
Three Filipinos Convicted of Illegal Arms Dealing in U.S.
Three Filipinos face lengthy prison sentences after being convicted of illegally importing military grade weapons into the United States.
Jewish People's 'Moral Duty' to Secure Pollard's Release
Knesset will hold a discussion Monday on how to facilitate the release of Jonathan Pollard, who has been behind bars for nearly 10,000 days.
US Releases $250 Million in Aid to Egypt
Secretary of State John Kerry released $250 million in financial aid to Egypt, with a pledge of more if President Morsi implements reforms.
Afghan President Accuses US of Collusion with Taliban
President Karzai has accused the US of colluding with the Taliban to justify its presence in Afghanistan.
Kerry on Gulf Tour Pledges Backing for Syrian Rebels
Kerry said Washington will work to "empower" Syria's opposition, while warning Iran that time for talk on its nuclear program could run out
Death of Toddler Fuels Rally Over US Adoption Ban
Fueled by a US ruling calling the death of an adopted Russian boy an accident, thousands in Moscow called to ban all foreign adoptions.
Havana Claims US Denying Access to 'Cuba Five' Member
Cuba accuses the US of unfairly denying its consular officials access to one of the members of the "Cuban Five" group convicted of espionage
Senate Ends Hagel Filibuster, Clears Way For Confirmation
The Senate voted Tuesday to break a filibuster against the nomination of Chuck Hagel as secretary of defense.
Senate Passes North Korea Nuclear Weapons Bill
The Senate passes bill aimed at preventing nuclear proliferation in North Korea, following Pyongynag’s third nuclear test earlier this month
North Korea Threatens US WIth 'Miserable Destruction'
North Korea threatened the United States with “miserable destruction” if Pentagon goes ahead with annual military exercises with South Korea
Urgent Calls for US Action Against Chinese Hackers
Calls mounted for stiffer action against China for cyber spying and massive theft of US industrial secrets, by their military.
Report: US Plans $16 Billion Gulf Settlement With BP
US authorities plan to propose a $16 billion settlement to British energy giant BP for civil claims related to the disastrous 2010 oil spill
Iran Claims It Captured Another 'Enemy Drone'
Iran announced Saturday that it downed and captured another "enemy drone," the semi-official Fars News Agency reported.
Three Injured in US Helicopter 'Hard Landing' in Thailand
Two passengers on board a US Marine helicopter were seriously injured after aircraft was forced to make a "hard landing" in Thailand.
US General Allen to Retire, Declines NATO Post
U.S. General John Allen announced he will retire rather than accepting the top job at NATO, citing his wife's health problems.
Woman in U.S. Kills 3-Year-Old Adopted Russian Son
A woman in the US killed her adopted Russian son, the latest alleged abuse of an adopted Russian child by American parents.
Congress, Jewish Leaders Gear Up for Iron Dome Tribute
Members of Congress to unite, along with leaders of the Jewish community, to pay tribute to the success of Iron Dome.
Despite Protests, Mentally Disabled Inmate to be Put to Death
A mentally handicapped man on death row is to be put to death, despite protests calling the execution a miscarriage of justice.
Obama Extends National Emergency Over Libya
President Barack Obama on Wednesday extended his 2011 declaration of emergency with regard to Libya.
Video: Israel-US Relationship Remains Healthy, Says Hoenlein
Speaking to Arutz Sheva, Malcolm Hoenlein stressed the importance of the ongoing healthy and vital relationship between Israel and the US.
US Launches Latest Earth Observation Satellite
The United States launched its latest Earth observation satellite Monday, enhancing an array of orbiting preceptors.
