Things continue to get worse for Pakistan. Recently, police officers are resigning from the force to avoid getting killed by the Taliban.

After meeting in Oslo, Norway, almost one-hundred countries have signed the cluster bomb ban. Neither Russia nor the United States agreed to sign the ban.

Al-Qaeda has a safe haven in Pakistan and now acid attacks on woman seem to be another sanctioned form of violence in the region as well.

Gunmen opened fire on truck carrying supplies to United States and NATO forces in Afghanistan: two people have been killed.

The opium industry is largely funding the Taliban's war budget and is a major source of revenue for criminal groups and terrorists in Afghanistan.

Nassau County D.A. has Dismissed Charges Against Hemsptead 15, while their civil case still makes it's way through the courts. Sgt Chiroux still faces prosecution for his refusal to redeploy and that case continues to develop as well.

The Detention Facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba houses some very dangerous combatants, most of whom have declared a hostile intent toward the United States. Is it smart to bring the detainees here? And under what auspices?

The No. 2 leader in Al-Qaeda, Ayman al-Zawahiri, is dishing out criticism and offering a warning to United States President-Elect, Barack Obama. A new audio message has surfaced online where Al-Zawahiri calls Obama a dishonorable man.

Homemakers Magazine editor-in-chief Kathy Ullyott reveals the complex situation the progress of women's rights are in the face of the presence of Western countries, Afghani politics, and nation rebuilding. This is the second of a three-part interview.

After the success of the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project “Give One Get One” last year, the OLPC will resume the promotion this year with the help of Amazon.com.