U.S. Diplomats Growing Frustrated at United Nations' Budget Games
U.S. diplomats at the United Nations are getting vocal in their frustration over smoke-and-mirrors numbers-juggling by the U.N. Secretariat, which says it is making financial cutbacks for 2012-2013, when it isn’t.
U.S. Diplomats Growing Frustrated at United Nations' Budget Games
U.S. Jury Finds Navy Commando Guilty in Weapons Smuggling Case
An active-duty Navy SEAL commando was found guilty Friday in Nevada on 13 federal charges alleging he headed a scheme to sell machine guns, explosives and military hardware from Iraq and Afghanistan in the United States.
U.S. Jury Finds Navy Commando Guilty in Weapons Smuggling Case
Justice Department Asks Appeals Court to Block Alabama's Immigration Law
The federal government asked an appeals court on Friday to halt an Alabama immigration law considered by many as the toughest in the United States, saying it invites discrimination against foreign-born citizens and legal immigrants.
Justice Department Asks Appeals Court to Block Alabama's Immigration Law
