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Afghan Gov't Pleaded with Embassy to Assume Authority over Police Training Camps Run by American Private Security Contractors
A New Report from the Congressional Research Service Sheds Light on the Few Laws Applicable to CableGate
In Some Cases, Government Tests Those Seeking Asylum on Grounds of Homosexuality
WikiLeaks Releases Insider Account of Jiddah's Upscale Party Scene, Which Goes Against the Middle East's Conservative Values
Aggressive Attacks and Counter-Attacks Online Have Raged Around Controversial Media Organization WikiLeaks Since Cablegate
U.S.-Led Negotiations Falter as Israel Remains Firm on Continued Settlements; Palestinians Talk of Moving Ahead on Their Own
Two Swedish Women Went To Authorities after Wikileaks Founder's Evasiveness at Getting Tested for STDs, Reuters Reports
Inmate's Illegal Cell Phone Captures Horror as at Least 83 of 1,900 Inmates Killed at Facility Meant to Hold 700
Top Australian Diplomat Calls "Failure of the Government of The United States" Bottom Line in WikiLeaks Scandal
Father-in-Law of Afghan Aisha, Whose Nose and Ears Were Sliced Off, Charged with Abuse, Aiding Taliban
Controversial Group's Supporters Say They've Disabled U.S. Credit Card Company's Website after it Cut Payments to WikiLeaks
Analyst says Newly Released Video of Spc. Bowe Bergdahl Appears to Have Been Shot Close to Time of Kidnap in 2009
Adm. Mike Mullen says U.S. Commitment to Protect South "Unquestioned" - Will Not Accept Continued Attacks
Cable Released by WikiLeaks Shows US TV Programs Such as "Desperate Housewives" Combat Violent Jihad Better than Propaganda