President Obama weighs options in Afghanistan President Barack Obama continues his strategy review of the deteriorating war in Afghanistan. MIT political scientist Stephen Van Evera joins Midday to discuss the president's options and the factors that could influence the president's decision.Midday, October 16, 2009
Indictment brings new worries that more Somali-American men are leaving to fight Allegations that a 26-year-old Chanhassen man lied about a cross-country road trip with a group of friends last week have made some Somali-Americans worry that even more young Minnesota men are still trying to join the escalating warfare in their homeland.October 14, 2009
Minn. soldier in Iraq died from gunshot to the head A Minnesota National Guard soldier in Iraq who died last Tuesday suffered a gunshot wound to the head, in an incident the Guard describes as non-combat related, officials said Tuesday.October 13, 2009
Man charged with lying in missing Somalis case A 26-year-old Chanhassen man has been charged with lying to federal agents who are investigating ties between Minnesota and a Somali extremist group.October 13, 2009
Pawlenty wants more troops in Afghanistan; knocks Obama on spending As Gov. Tim Pawlenty speaks out against government spending by the Obama administration, he supports sending more troops to Afghanistan, a proposition that also carries a hefty price tag.October 13, 2009
Two Harbors Marine remembered A Marine from Two Harbors, Minn., who was killed last week in Afghanistan, is being remembered as a warm and dedicated soldier and friend.October 13, 2009
Afghanistan war prospects debated An 'Intelligence Squared' debate featuring three panelists FOR and three panelists AGAINST the proposition: America Cannot and Will Not Succeed in Afghanistan/Pakistan.Midday, October 12, 2009
Obama 'surprised and humbled' by Peace Prize A beaming President Barack Obama says he's
honored to win the Nobel Peace Prize, but says he isn't sure he's done enough to earn it.October 9, 2009
How the Nobel Peace Prize impacts Obama's agenda President Barack Obama said this morning he accepts the Nobel Peace Prize as a "call to action." Two international relations experts join Midday to discuss the award and its impact.Midday, October 9, 2009
U.S. military challenges Marine's story of PTSD Military officials released a statement Thursday saying a Minnesota Marine diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder never engaged in combat while deployed to Iraq.October 8, 2009
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