Changes Behind the Barbed Wire
693828
When a new contract interrogator arrives at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq, military officials say, officers now conduct a preliminary interview to make sure the civilian has the proper credentials and experience.
682657
KOHLER, Wis. -- The US Army used to use the acres now named Whistling Straits for anti-aircraft artillery practice.
413993
As government surveillance has increased, violations of federal wiretap law have become a regular if little-noticed occurrence.
405356
Marriage, post-9/11 curiosity, and a shared interest in issues such as immigration are key reasons behind the shift.
512391
Before the kidnapping of three United Nations workers last month, Afghanistan's capital was beginning to build a reputation as a party town, but everything has changed in recent weeks.
83781
Egyptian soldiers deploy rolls of barbed wire as they start to close the Gaza/Egypt border
291452
Notorious internment camps where Japanese-Americans were kept behind barbed wire during World War II will be preserved as stark reminders of how the United States turned on some of its citizens in a time of fear.
371616
The winds of change are upon us.
739105
More agents, increased patrols and new walls and fences, have made U.S. borders harder to cross.
99969
GAZA CITY, Feb. 3 -- Egyptian construction workers in blue hard hats rolled barbed wire across the last breaches of the Gaza Strip's border wall with Egypt on Sunday, reasserting Egyptian control of the frontier after Palestinian guerrillas used explosives and machinery to knock down the barrier.
643601
US-led reconstruction efforts in Iraq are changing track amid a scourge of hostage beheadings, as contractors seek to hire more local companies directly instead of high-risk and costly foreign expertise.
124638
Fifteen years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, a private museum is rebuilding a 200-meter section close to Checkpoint Charlie, the famous Cold War border crossing, to satisfy tourists who flock to the site.
125846
The following is adapted from an article published Wednesday on CQ.com.
370525
The names of the characters have also changed.
518679
SASABE, Mexico -- Mario Alberto Diaz, a biologist nearing completion of his master's degree, crawled under a barbed-wire fence marking the border with the United States one evening this summer. He had 48 hours to go in his illegal trek across the desert.
712360
The biggest overhaul of US intelligence since World War II formally centralizes authority.
542986
The violent city will be sealed off with a series of trenches and traffic checkpoints to control movement in and out.