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Yemen Suicide Bombing Death Toll Nears 100 on Eve of Holiday: OfficialsEssential Reads An al Qaeda affiliate has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing that killed at least 90 soldiers and injured hundreds more in Yemen's capital city today, on the eve of the nation's unification holiday. |
May 04, 2012Weekly Show The U.S. and China continue to negotiate over activist Chen Guangcheng's travel to America. Plus, President Obama visited Afghanistan on the one year anniversary of Osama bin Laden's death. Also, new unemployment numbers and the 2012 presidential race. Joining Gwen: Martha Raddatz, ABC News; Peter Baker, New York Times; David Wessel, Wall Street Journal; Charles Babington, Associated Press. |
Chinese Foreign Ministry Says Chinese Dissident Chen Guangcheng Can Apply to Study OverseasEssential Reads The United States is encouraged by signs from the Chinese that a resolution on the future of blind human rights activist Chen Guancheng can still be reached, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said today. |
Blind Chinese Activist Abandoned by US?Essential Reads Chen Guangcheng fearful of Chinese government after escaping house arrest. |
The Backstory: 9/11 and the Death of Osama bin LadenWeb content Martha Raddatz, ABC News Senior Foreign Affairs Correspondent, recalls a personal conversation with her son on the night Osama bin Laden was killed. She also discusses how September 11th changed Americans and changed journalism in Washington Week's "The Backstory." |
Chinese Dissident Escapes ArrestEssential Reads A blind human rights activist may be under the protection of U.S. diplomats. |
Panetta Apologizes for PhotosOn The Radar Secretary of Defense sorry for photos of U.S. |
North Korea Missile Launch Failure: New Threats?On The Radar Martha Raddatz on this embarrassing failure for the North Korean government. |
Afghanistan Shooting Suspect to Be ChargedOn The Radar Staff Sgt. Robert Bales will be officially charged with 17 counts of murder. |
Military Accident Caught on TapeOn The Radar Martha Raddatz on the video of an apache helicopter crashing in Afghanistan. |
