Gates: Somebody in Pakistan knew about bin Laden
AP – 41 mins ago WASHINGTON – Pakistan has already paid dearly for its failure to know or acknowledge that Osama bin Laden was hiding for more than five years in a compound a short distance from a Pakistani military facility, Pentagon leaders insisted Wednesday. Full Story »- Rahul challenges Mayawati, pledges to fight for farmers The Times of India
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On the surface it appears that president Obama has given up on the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and, frankly, given the evidence, it is difficult imagining that there is something different beneath the surface. To wit: Special Envoy George...
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