Yahoo! News: Terrorism

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• Guantanamo judge says detainee's trial won't begin for a year (McClatchy Newspapers)
• Obama talks less of terror in outreach to Muslims (AP)
• US woman silently pleads not guilty in terror case (AP)
• Anwar al-Awlaki: Is it legal to kill an American in war on terror? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Haitian orphans' quick entry to US to end (AP)
• 'JihadJane' friend pleads not guilty to terrorism (AFP)
• 'Jihad Jamie' and the 'black widows': Why women turn to terrorism (The Christian Science Monitor)
• 'Black Widows' Recruited for Terrorism in Russia (Time.com)
• Kenya seeks return of citizen held at Gitmo (AP)
• China, Indian leaders to set up hotline (Reuters)
• Obama calls nuke terrorism the top threat to US (AP)
• Guantanamo war court resumes hearings amid uncertainty (McClatchy Newspapers)

Guantanamo judge says detainee's trial won't begin for a year (McClatchy Newspapers) Posted: 07 Apr 2010 05:24 PM PDT McClatchy Newspapers - GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba — A Navy judge said Wednesday that it will take her nearly a year to sift through classified evidence before she can begin the military trial of a Sudanese man who's been held at the U.S. prison camp for terrorist suspects since 2002.

Obama talks less of terror in outreach to Muslims (AP) Posted: 07 Apr 2010 04:17 PM PDT AP - Less talk about "Islamic radicalism" and a lot more about doing business. In the year since President Barack Obama pledged a new beginning in the relationship with the Muslim world, the White House has begun to change the U.S. focus.

US woman silently pleads not guilty in terror case (AP) Posted: 07 Apr 2010 01:19 PM PDT AP - With a shake of the head, a pregnant Colorado woman pleaded not guilty Wednesday to a charge of helping foreign terrorists who authorities say were plotting to kill a Swedish artist.

Anwar al-Awlaki: Is it legal to kill an American in war on terror? (The Christian Science Monitor) Posted: 07 Apr 2010 12:58 PM PDT The Christian Science Monitor - In today’s wars against "nonstate actors" such as Al Qaeda, individuals may be targeted for what amounts to assassination. But when those targets are American citizens, the US confronts difficult legal questions.

Haitian orphans' quick entry to US to end (AP) Posted: 07 Apr 2010 12:56 PM PDT AP - The Homeland Security Department says it is ending a program that allowed orphaned Haitian children not yet adopted to come to the U.S.

'JihadJane' friend pleads not guilty to terrorism (AFP) Posted: 07 Apr 2010 12:49 PM PDT AFP - A US woman pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges she conspired with another American dubbed "JihadJane" to supporting terrorists abroad.

'Jihad Jamie' and the 'black widows': Why women turn to terrorism (The Christian Science Monitor) Posted: 07 Apr 2010 11:52 AM PDT The Christian Science Monitor - Two recent incidents in the United States and Russia are suggesting that, when it comes to terrorism, men and women are perhaps not as different as society might believe.

'Black Widows' Recruited for Terrorism in Russia (Time.com) Posted: 07 Apr 2010 09:50 AM PDT Time.com - Do women like the Black Widows of Russia perpetrate terrorism for revenge? Or are have they been carefully cultivated to carry out acts of carnage?

Kenya seeks return of citizen held at Gitmo (AP) Posted: 07 Apr 2010 08:49 AM PDT AP - The Kenyan government is seeking the return of one of its citizens held at Guantanamo Bay for questioning over his alleged involvement in attacks on a hotel and an Israeli airliner in 2002, the foreign ministry said Wednesday in a letter to the man's family.

China, Indian leaders to set up hotline (Reuters) Posted: 07 Apr 2010 07:32 AM PDT Reuters - China and India agreed to set up a top level hotline on Wednesday, sealing a "cordial" Beijing visit by Foreign Minister S.M. Krishna that consolidated an improvement in ties between the sometimes fractious neighbours.

Obama calls nuke terrorism the top threat to US (AP) Posted: 06 Apr 2010 10:21 PM PDT AP - Rewriting America's nuclear strategy, the White House on Tuesday announced a fundamental shift that calls the spread of atomic weapons to rogue states or terrorists a worse threat than the nuclear Armageddon feared during the Cold War.

Guantanamo war court resumes hearings amid uncertainty (McClatchy Newspapers) Posted: 06 Apr 2010 07:02 PM PDT McClatchy Newspapers - GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba — Still operating under Bush-era policies that President Barack Obama last year called "a mess," the Pentagon will resume military commission hearings for accused terrorists Wednesday in a top secret compound originally designed for the trial of alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheik Mohammed.

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