Mon. May 14, 2012
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KFVS
May 10, 2012
AP National News VideoMore>> By
Paisley Dodds Associated Press
London (AP) - A shimmy toward the body scanner, a step into the booth and a wave of the arms - routine procedure now at US airports, but not necessarily in Europe.
Ocala
May 9, 2012
By KIMBERLY DOZIER AP Intelligence Writer WASHINGTON - Al-Qaida designed a
bomb to slip inside form-fitting, brief-style underwear in hopes it would go undetected even if the bomber received an airport pat-down, officials said Wednesday, describing a ...
WNCT
May 9, 2012
By: KIMBERLY DOZIER, AP Intelligence Writer | AP WASHINGTON (AP) Al-Qaida designed a
bomb to slip inside form-fitting, brief-style underwear in hopes it would go undetected even if the bomber received an airport pat-down, officials said Wednesday, ...
6abc.com
May 9, 2012
By KIMBERLY DOZIER AP Intelligence Writer WASHINGTON - May 9, 2012 (WPVI) -- Al-Qaida designed a
bomb to slip inside form-fitting, brief-style underwear in hopes it would go undetected even if the bomber received an airport pat-down, officials said ...
BusinessWeek
May 9, 2012
Associated Press writer Ahmed Al-Haj contributed to this report from Sanaa, Yemen. THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information.
Kansas City Star
May 8, 2012
By KIMBERLY DOZIER AP Intelligence Writer Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and and
China's Minister of National Defense Gen.
MiamiHerald.com
April 30, 2012
Washington Post
April 30, 2012
__ Associated Press writer
Paisley Dodds contributed to this report from
London.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
BusinessWeek
April 30, 2012
MiamiHerald.com
April 30, 2012
Newser
April 30, 2012
In 2006, the group announced it had joined al-Qaida. They are known to make
money by smuggling and
kidnapping. Some 50
Europeans and
Canadians have been kidnapped and ransomed by the group.
Washington Post
April 30, 2012
__ Associated Press writer
Paisley Dodds contributed to this report from
London.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
BusinessWeek
April 30, 2012
Central Florida News 13
March 22, 2012
Just before
police swarmed around the apartment in the pre-dawn darkness, Merah called a French television journalist and calmly took responsibility for all of the attacks - saying he carried them out to protest France's ban on veils in public places, ...
Kansas City Star
March 21, 2012
Just before
police swarmed around the apartment in the pre-dawn darkness, Merah called a French television journalist and calmly took responsibility for all of the attacks - saying he carried them out to protest France's ban on veils in public places, ...
Boston.com
March 21, 2012
Just before
police swarmed around the apartment in the pre-dawn darkness, Merah called a French television journalist and calmly took responsibility for all of the attacks -- saying he carried them out to protest France's ban on veils in public places, ...
San Luis Obispo Tribune
March 8, 2012
Associated Press writers Murtala Faruk in Sokoto, Nigeria; Bashir Adigun in Abuja, Nigeria; Nicole Winfield in Rome and
Paisley Dodds in
London contributed to this report. Reader comments on SanLuisObispo.com are the opinions of the writer, ...
Montgomery Advertiser
February 11, 2012
the sun's deputy editor Geoff Webster, picture editor John Edwards, chief reporter John Kay, chief foreign correspondent Nick Parker and reporter John Sturgis were those arrested, News International
CEO Tom Mockridge said in a message emailed to staff.
CBS News
February 11, 2012
the sun's deputy editor Geoff Webster, picture editor John Edwards, chief reporter John Kay, chief foreign correspondent Nick Parker and reporter John Sturgis were those arrested, News International
CEO Tom Mockridge said in a message emailed to staff.
Newsday
February 11, 2012
the sun's deputy editor Geoff Webster, picture editor John Edwards, chief reporter John Kay, chief foreign correspondent Nick Parker and reporter John Sturgis were those arrested, News International
CEO Tom Mockridge said in a message emailed to staff.
Sparks Today
February 11, 2012
the sun's deputy editor Geoff Webster, picture editor John Edwards, chief reporter John Kay, chief foreign correspondent Nick Parker and reporter John Sturgis were those arrested, News International
CEO Tom Mockridge said in a message emailed to staff.
Chicago Sun-Times
February 11, 2012
the sun's deputy editor Geoff Webster, picture editor John Edwards, chief reporter John Kay, chief foreign correspondent Nick Parker and reporter John Sturgis were arrested Saturday, News International
CEO Tom Mockridge said in a message emailed to ...
Sacramento Bee
February 2, 2012
By
Paisley Dodds AP
London -- James Bond might have to cancel that
Caribbean vacation: British officials say time off for some who work at the
MI5 and
Mi6 security agencies will be restricted during the London Olympics.
The State
January 13, 2012
On Friday, a government-appointed commission investigating the unsolved murder of a journalist last year said that the ISI needed to be more "law-abiding.
Atlanta Journal Constitution
January 13, 2012
By
Paisley Dodds AP
Islamabad -
Pakistan's Prime Minister telephoned the top British diplomat in the country this week expressing fears that the
Pakistani Army might be about to stage a coup, a British official and an official in Islamabad said Friday ...
Houston Chronicle
January 13, 2012
On Friday, a government-appointed commission investigating the unsolved murder of a journalist last year said that the ISI needed to be more "law-abiding.
Austin American-Statesman
January 13, 2012
By
Paisley Dodds The Associated Press
Islamabad -
Pakistan's Prime Minister telephoned the top British diplomat in the country this week expressing fears that the
Pakistani Army might be about to stage a coup, a British official and an official in ...
Northwest Herald
January 13, 2012
By KATHY GANNON and
Paisley Dodds - AP
Islamabad -
Pakistan's Prime Minister telephoned the top British diplomat in the country this week expressing fears that the
Pakistani Army might be about to stage a coup, a British official and an official in ...
Salon
December 20, 2011
By
Paisley Dodds, Associated Press Britain has until Jan. 18 to free Yunus Rahmatullah from a US detention facility at the
Bagram Air Base, according to the appeals court ruling.
Salon
December 20, 2011
By
Paisley Dodds, Associated Press Britain has until Jan. 18 to free Yunus Rahmatullah from a US detention facility at the
Bagram Air Base, according to the appeals court ruling.
