Poll finds some U.S. Muslim support for suicide attacks
The survey suggested 53 percent of Muslims believe their life has become more difficult since the 2001 attacks because of discrimination or government surveillance.
But the findings also showed that 78 percent of U.S. Muslims are either "pretty happy" or "very happy" with their lives.
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Taliban may wait out Washington's "endgame"
Washington's hint of an Afghanistan endgame in saying U.S. troops won't still be there in 2017 might help win over a war-weary public, but there is no guarantee a notoriously patient Taliban won't just wait the Americans out. Full Article | Full Coverage
Cargo plane crash in China
