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Tunisians Revel In Change - Newsweek (blog)
... time they're moderate people,” says a Western diplomat in Tunis, who asked not to be identified because he was not authorized to speak on the record. ...
How the Terror Threat Could Affect the Midterms - Newsweek (blog)
... and investigation, administration officials said that the president wouldn't change his schedule, and that he didn't expect the public to change theirs. ...
Failure of Bill Repealing Don't Ask, Don't Tell Could Hurt Democrats in Midterms - Newsweek (blog)
One gay-rights advocate at an LGBT organization, who asked not to be named in the hope of continuing to collaborate with the Obama administration, ...
New York Cops Prepare to Handle Rival 9/11 Demos - Newsweek (blog)
... and authorities are not expecting major trouble, according to a senior city official who asked not to be named discussing law enforcement planning. ...
The Changing Climate for Environmental Legislation - Newsweek (blog)
... and even that's in doubt," says the head of one Washington-based environmental group who asked not to be identified waving the white flag for his team. ...
The Taliban vs. the Mosque - Newsweek (blog)
As an indication of the anger that is growing among some Muslims in the West, this official, who requested anonymity for security reasons, mentions the ...
Justice Department Indicts Contractor in Alleged Leak - Newsweek (blog)
However, a person familiar with Energy Department activities, who also asked not to be named because of the ongoing investigation, says that Kim was not a ...
Andy Nelson / The Christian Science Monitor-Getty Images - Newsweek (blog)
In the experience of one educational NGO worker who works in rural China and asked to remain anonymous because of a company policy not to criticize China to ...
Did a Minneapolis Janitor Work for Al-Shabab in the Netherlands? - Newsweek (blog)
... a new town in the Dutch province of Flevoland, according to Stapert and two Dutch officials who requested anonymity when discussing legal matters. ...
Exclusive: After Revealing Afghan War Secrets, Wikileaks Prepares Document ... - Newsweek (blog)
The sources said they could not predict when additional news stories based on Iraq and State Department documents obtained by Wikileaks would first appear. ...
Obama May Back Down on Carbon Regulation Deadline to Court Republicans - Newsweek (blog)
(Another senator, who asked not to be identified, confirmed the exchange.) The Supreme Court gave EPA the authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions in ...
Obama May Back Down on Carbon Regulation Deadline to Court Republicans - Newsweek (blog)
(Another senator, who asked not to be identified, confirmed the exchange.) The Supreme Court gave EPA the authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions in ...
U.S. Appears Uninterested in Repatriating Five American Muslims Jailed in Pakistan - Newsweek (blog)
Three US officials, who all spoke on condition of anonymity, say that they were unaware of any effort or interest on the part of the Obama administration to ...
Bracing for an Israeli-Iranian Faceoff in the Waters off Gaza - Newsweek (blog)
It no doubt had another name prior to this voyage, remarks one US official who (like others in this story) requested anonymity when discussing sensitive ...
BYO Energy Bill - Newsweek (blog)
... Democrats] strip out the broad emissions cap, our backs will be to the wall,” says a senior Republican staffer who spoke on the condition of anonymity. ...
Classified-Info Crackdown - Newsweek (blog)
... and you lose your security clearance, you're pretty much out of luck," says another administration official who requested anonymity for the same reason. ...
Terror Suspect Handed Over To American Authorities May Be Deported - Newsweek (blog)
... US national-security and counterterrorism officials who, like others quoted for this article, were not authorized to speak on the record about the case. ...
Montreal Incident Points Up Continuing Gaps In 'No-Fly' Rules - Newsweek (blog)
The suspect was a permanent US resident of Somali extraction, according to two US counterterrorism officials who requested anonymity when discussing ...
A Green Light to Repeal Don't Ask, Don't Tell - Newsweek (blog)
"In a perfect world we would have unconditional repeal with non-discrimination protections built in" says a source close to the talks reached by NEWSWEEK. ...
The Computer Glitch Felt Round the World - Newsweek (blog)
“This is why quality control is so essential on these automated systems,” says the market observer, who asked to remain anonymous due to his position in the ...
Put NASA On a Diet?! Them's Fightin' Words, Mr. President - Newsweek (blog)
... room floor--the backlash from critics and prominent "space boosters" caused him to rethink the plan, senior administration officials said Tuesday night. ...
China's Mixed Signals - Newsweek (blog)
Many of them "feel the US is conniving to deceive China and keep it poor," says one Chinese foreign-affairs expert who requested anonymity. ...
11th Hour Watch: All Eyes on Stupak - Newsweek (blog)
The White House says no deal was reached last night, but a source close to Stupak tells me the congressman is “on the verge” of an agreement this afternoon. ...
Greece Is Far From The EU's Only Joker - Newsweek (blog)
According to an EU official who asked not to be named, in the past, pressures to rein in spending have led governments to rely more on creative accounting. ...