Yesterday | Journal-News
Obama boosts troops in Afghanistan with exit plan
Air Force Techincal Sgt. Phllip M. Huaser from Salina, Kansas, assigned to the Counter-Improvised Explosive Device route clearance unit wears a silver Mjolnir, the Viking God Thor's hammer as he guards Highway One near the town of Maidan Shar, Wardak province, Afghanistan Monday Nov.
Tuesday | Online Journal
Two F-16s on alert to counter attacks on Washington ordered to stand down on 9/11
WMR has learned from informed U.S. military intelligence sources that after a single-engine Cessna was stolen from an airfield north of Baltimore by student pilot Frank Corder on September 12, 1994, and flown onto the South Lawn of the White House, slamming into the west side of the presidential mansion, the Department of Defense took measures to ...
During the past 15 years, there has been no shortage of efforts to make youth sports programs safer and more effective.
PM gives America Afghan advice
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh with wife Gursharan Kaur at Andrews Air Force Base on the outskirts of Washington.
F-16s on alert to counter attacks on Washington ordered to stand down on 9/11
WMR has learned from informed U.S. military intelligence sources that after a single-engine Cessna was stolen from an airfield north of Baltimore by student pilot Frank Corder on September 12, 1994, and flown on to the South Lawn of the White House, slamming into the west side of the presidential mansion, the Department of Defense took measures to ...
N-deal, terror on agenda as PM & Obama meet
The two countries will sign a number of pacts, including an MoU on Counter-Terrorism to provide a legal framework for stepped up cooperation against the menace, and discuss the problem of climate change ahead of the Copenhagen Summit.
General reflects on changes at Air Mobility
The longest trips Gen. Arthur J. Lichte took growing up in the Bronx were on the subway to different boroughs of New York City.
Ex-FBI agent who performed JFK autopsy reflects on death
Jim Sibert has answered the questions for 46 years, ever since the night he observed the autopsy of President John F. Kennedy .
US rolls out red carpet for India
INDIAN Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was due on Sunday to start the first US state visit under President Barack Obama, who hopes to show his dedication to the emerging power even as his attention lies elsewhere.
Obama has low-key evening out after long week
President Barack Obama and his family spent a low-key night out at the home of a senior White House adviser after a whirlwind week spent on a presidential trip to Asia.
Obama trumpets Asia trip as boost to US economy
President Barack Obama's eight-day trip to Asia produced no tangible wins for the United States, though he is citing talks with Asian allies that he says could help create thousands of job and open new markets for American goods in the future.Citing progress on a trip that took him from Tokyo to Seoul, Obama noted that "Asia is a region where we ...
Leaders: Inflated stimulus tally in Prince George's causes confusion
Prince George's County leaders say the amount received in federal stimulus funding has been overstated and want to set the record straight for those who question why the county continues to struggle financially.
President Obama official schedule and guidance, Nov. 12, 2009. Departs for Japan
CORRECTED: The President's remarks in the Diplomatic Reception Room tomorrow morning are pooled press.
N.Korea, Free Trade Likely to Dominate Obama's Visit to Seoul
President Barack Obama waves as he boards Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland on Nov.
Secret Service Vehicles Hit and Kill Pedestrian
Two armored Secret Service vehicles, a Chevrolet Suburban and a limousine that belong to Vice President Biden's fleet, hit and killed a pedestrian just over the D.C. border in Maryland.
Gates: Obama picking best ideas among many options
Defense Secretary Robert Gates steps out of the car to board the plane at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland, Thursday, Nov.
Obama Comes To Japan Mulling Afghan War Options
12, 2009. Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images President Barack Obama aims Friday to shore up relations with a new Japanese government vowing to be more assertive with its U.S. ally, even as he grapples with sending more U.S. troops to Afghanistan.
On Asia Tour, Obama Faces A Stronger China
President Obama waves from Air Force One prior to departing Thursday from Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland.
Pedestrian hit by Secret Service vehicles dies
TEMPLE HILLS, Md. - U.S. Park Police say a man was fatally struck by two U.S. Secret Service vehicles at a Suitland Parkway intersection.
GfK Poll: A grouchy public sticking with Obama
President Barack Obama still has the approval of a majority of Americans, but it's an increasingly pessimistic nation.
Also on Topix