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Three people killed in northern Yemen bombing-official

SANAA (Reuters) - Three people were killed and eight wounded in a town in northern Yemen on Wednesday when a suicide bomber riding a motorbike blew himself up in a busy market, a security official said. Full story

How Obama's 'Disposition Matrix' Kill List Could Be Used on U.S. Soil

For the last several years, the White House has had what it calls a "disposition matrix" — a methodical, legally vetted procedure for tracking and capturing or killing suspected terrorists. Full story

Yemen says detains local al Qaeda leader, two soldiers die in raid

ADEN (Reuters) - Yemeni troops detained a local al Qaeda leader in a raid on his hideout in eastern Yemen on Monday, only days after a military operation to foil plans to set up an Islamist state in the area, state news agency Saba said. Full story

Two Yemenis killed during protest against secret service

SANAA (Reuters) - Yemeni security forces shot and killed at least two people from a restive Shi'ite group and wounded 30 others on Sunday when they opened fire on demonstrators protesting against a security branch accused of abuses, the group said. Full story

Tracking America’s ‘Dirty Wars’

   Chris Hayes talks about the new documentary "Dirty Wars" with Jeremy Scahill.

Breaking open the Obama surveillance state

   Chris Hayes talks about the continuation of the war on terror with Jeremy Scahill.

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  How wars are fought in the shadows and off the books

Journalist and producer Jeremy Scahill talks about his documentary "Dirty Wars" and exposing the parts of modern war being conducted in the shadows.

  Shedding light on the shadows of war

Jeremy Scahill discusses his film, "Dirty War," and his hunt for the real story of America's on-going war on terror with MSNBC's Alex Wagner.

  Justice Department catches heat for leak investigations

Veteran Washington Post Intelligence Community reporter Walter Pincus shares his argument that journalists also share responsibility for the leaks.

  Scahill on his ‘Dirty Wars’ film, Bradley Manning

Journalist/Filmmaker Jeremy Scahill joins Martin Bashir to discuss his new film “Dirty Wars” – about the expanding secret wars America engages in across the world – and about the Bradley Manning he knew as Manning’s trial on “aiding the enemy” begins.

  Why is Guantanamo still in operation?

Melissa Harris-Perry’s panelists look at President Obama’s renewed push to close the prison at Guantanamo Bay and whether he’s believable when he says he wants to shut it down.

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Shi'ite protesters demonstrate to demand that Yemen's National Security Agency be disbanded in Sanaa
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Shi'ite protesters demonstrate to demand that Yemen's National Security Agency be disbanded in Sanaa June 16, 2013. REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah (YEMEN - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST)

Supporters of the Houthi group walk hand in hand, forming a barrier during a funeral in Sanaa
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Supporters of the Houthi group walk hand in hand, forming a barrier during a funeral in Sanaa June 13, 2013. Clashes between supporters of the Houthi group and Yemeni security forces on Sunday killed seven and wounded dozens, according to the official Yemeni news agency SABA. REUTERS/Mohamed al-Say

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Supporters of the Houthi group shout slogans during their funeral in Sanaa

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