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Top Daily Stories for October 2010
Oct
19
2010
Pakistan's haven for terror unit irks U.S.
With U.S.-Pakistani strategic talks set to start in Washington today, the Obama administration is growing increasingly frustrated with Islamabad's reluctance to shut down a terrorist group that provides haven for al Qaeda and Taliban leaders in Pakistan.
Oct
19
2010
Sentencing for pirate in U.S. hijacking
A Somali pirate who led the attack on a U.S. vessel off the coast of Africa last year will be sentenced today.
Oct
18
2010
Obama may opt for new military advisers
President Obama, who has clashed with the military top brass over war and gays, will soon have a chance to reshape the Joint Chiefs of Staff as he faces contentious decisions next year on withdrawing troops from Afghanistan and on ending some weapons systems.
Oct
17
2010
Afghanistan war: 'Time. It will take some time.'
Camp Pendleton-based Marines said it could take years, even decades, to achieve long-term stability in the impoverished and insurgent-filled country.
Oct
16
2010
Japan rallies against China over disputed islands
Thousands of protesters marched through Tokyo on Saturday to demonstrate against what they called China's invasion of disputed islands that both countries claim.
Oct
15
2010
U.S. drone attack kills a top Pakistan Taliban leader
A top Pakistan Taliban leader who recently warned that terrorists would launch attacks in the U.S. and Europe "very soon" has reportedly been killed in a U.S. drone attack.
Oct
14
2010
Defense decisions: Limit engagements or build strength?
A tug of war over defense spending this week harbingers budget conflicts to come as the irresistible force of rising military costs meets the immovable object of growing fiscal deficits.
Oct
14
2010
U.S. seeks to delay 'don't ask' ruling
The Justice Department asked a federal judge Thursday to allow the military's "don't ask, don't tell' policy to continue while it appeals her order to end the ban on gays serving openly.
Oct
13
2010
In online journal, al Qaeda pushes 'lone-wolf' attacks
The problem al Qaeda is having in making use of potential Western recruits is evident in the latest edition of its online English-language magazine, which calls on would-be U.S. terrorists to carry out "lone wolf" attacks in the United States instead of traveling abroad to join extremist groups.
Oct
13
2010
Cautiously optimistic Petraeus briefs NATO on Afghan war
NATO's top commander in Afghanistan offered a cautiously optimistic assessment of the transition of security duties to Afghan forces during a briefing with alliance representatives on Wednesday, a U.S. official said.
