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Protests sweep 23 countries on third day of anti-US violence

An unprecedented wave of anti-American violence swept across Africa, Asia and the Middle East on Friday as protesters, angered by an amateurish video that mocks the founder of Islam, stormed and scorched embassies.

21:27 September 14, 2012
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US push to put diplomats in danger zones challenges security

The effort has raised the personnel and financial burdens that the State Department and the Pentagon bear in protecting the more than 400 U.S. diplomatic facilities across the globe, from embassies to tiny facilities called American Presence Posts.

01:24 September 15, 2012
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Typhoon on track to wallop Okinawa on Sunday, Korea on Monday

Okinawa upgrades alert level to TCCOR 1 as Sanba nears. The storm is forecast to bring drenching rains and gusts up to 155 mph to the island on Sunday morning, then hit South Korea around mid-day Monday. Sasebo Naval Base is also likely to see strong winds and rain.

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Marine brigade gets Presidential Unit Citation for Afghan efforts

More than two and a half years after launching a siege to recapture Marjah, roughly 28,000 troops, Afghan security forces and civilian employees associated with 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade were honored with a Presidential Unit Citation during a ceremony at Camp Lejeune, N.C.

22:57 September 14, 2012
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Lingering WWII angst clouds fate of historic building at Zama

A WWII-era building that once held graduation ceremonies for thousands of Japanese officers sits right in the middle of Camp Zama, where the U.S. Army has announced plans to demolish it — if Japan agrees. But Tokyo has been slow to make a decision, reflecting the public’s conflicting emotions about its wartime past.

20:48 September 14, 2012
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Long-awaited WH report spells out deep sequestration cuts

The White House for the first time offered a detailed look at billions in automatic budget cuts scheduled for January, warning in a report released Friday that alternatives must be found to prevent the crippling of thousands of military and nondefense programs.

01:39 September 15, 2012

 

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