Few signs of al-Qaida links found in arrests in Iraq
U S forces in central Iraq detained a handful of people suspected of ties to al Qaida. Officials say most are low level operatives with unclear roles in the country. The searches continue for evidence of any Saddam Hussein era links to al Qaida amid wider debates on pre war intelligence.
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Hekmatyar Calls Afghans to Oust Foreign Troops
In a video message Gulbuddin Hekmatyar urges Afghans to cut off the hands of foreign meddling forces and unite across factions to expel U.S. and other troops from Afghanistan. He ridicules President Karzai's government as opportunistic. The date of the recording is unclear.
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Combat Zones That See A Pentagon urban surveillance project
DARPA leads a program to track all vehicles in a city using thousands of cameras and software that identifies vehicles by size color and license plate and can flag watchlisted plates. Critics warn it could be repurposed to spy on Americans and monitor citizens.
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