Slate News
| Feb 11, 2013
After sixteen years in the service, the Navy SEAL who killed Osama bin Laden is jobless, and doesn't have a pension or health care since he left the military shy of the official 20-year retirement. He feels abandoned by the military. The night he ...
Telegraph.co.uk
| Oct 23, 2012
President Barack Obama accused Republican candidate Mitt Romney of being consistently wrong on foreign affairs as the two presidential rivals squared off in their third and final debate on Monday with the race in a dead heat two weeks before Elect...
The Wall Street Journal
| Oct 8, 2012
During a campaign stop at the Virginia Military Institute, Mitt Romney remained critical of President Obama's foreign policy, saying "hope is not a strategy" and calling for America's words to be backed by actions in the Middle East.
Al Jazeera English
| Sep 6, 2012
Barack Obama's victory in 2008 was celebrated around the world by those who saw it as a definitive break with the unpopular Bush legacy of foreign intervention.
Obama the candidate promised to close the prison at Guantanamo Bay, improve relations...
Vice
| Aug 3, 2012
WARNING: Graphic Content. Vice went to Pakistan to investigate why suicide bombings, IED use, and the Taliban are all growing at alarming rates. In a recent trip to Pakistan to report on the recent spike in the region's violence and bloodshed, Sur...
LinkAsia
| Jun 8, 2012
Shakeel Afridi, the Pakistani doctor who helped the CIA find Osama bin Laden's compound, has been sentenced to 33 years in prison for "maintaining ties with a militant group." Contributor Wajahat Khan follows the contentious debate occurring on Pa...
LinkAsia
| May 18, 2012
Contributor Wajahat Khan reports from Islamabad, where Pakistanis are reacting to the one year anniversary of Osama bin Laden's death at the hands of US forces. Pakistanis feel both humiliated that he was able to hide out in their country, and ang...
Associated Press
| May 4, 2012
A suicide bombing in a Pakistani market town killed at least 20 people, authorities said Friday. It came after al-Qaeda letters were released in the US, some warning against militant strikes in Pakistan targeting civilians.
— Sep 25, 2012 at 10:12 am
...is punctilious measure. ‘We slowly crept toward the open door,’ he says of their approach to bin Laden’s bedroom. ‘We didn’t rush. Instead, we w...
— May 2 at 07:08 pm
...after. Newspapers announce to the world the death of Osama bin Laden on May 2, 2011. People walk past bin Laden's compound where he was killed d...
On May 1, 2011, U.S. President Barack Obama authorized a raid on bin Laden's suspected location in Abbottabad, Pakistan. The operation was successfully carried out by United States Navy SEALs, with intelligence support from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).[2][7] During the 40-minute raid, bin Laden was fatally shot in the head. After intelligence searches of the compound were conducted, his body was taken into custody at which point genetic and facial recognition tests were performed. After positive identification, and within 24 hours of his death, bin Laden's body was taken out to sea for burial. Source: Wikipedia
