Pakistan Reopens Main Afghanistan Supply Route After Blockade
The Pakistani government reopened the primary supply corridor for U S and NATO forces in Afghanistan after a three day blockage tied to an operation against militants blamed for convoy attacks in Khyber Pass. Officials called the operation a success despite a June-style offensive’s previous failure and a peace deal with regional tribal leaders.
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States push for a share of Obama infrastructure plan
President elect Barack Obama's proposed up to 1 trillion dollar infrastructure package aims to create up to 3 million jobs, fund roads and transit and expand broadband and energy efficiency. Governors warn budgets face deficits as they seek shovel-ready projects and accountability in use it or lose it funding.
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Gaza conflict escalates as civilians flee and missiles hit targets
Palestinians cross into Israel from Gaza via Erez as warplanes strike a mosque used to store weapons and homes of Hamas operatives. The UN warns of a worsening humanitarian crisis with water electricity and medicine in short supply.
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