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A new report Tuesday from Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch said that U.S. armed drone strikes in Pakistan and Yemen had killed more civilians than terror targets. (AP File)
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Jay Carney: U.S. drone strikes ‘precise’ and ‘lawful’

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State orders US citizens, personnel out of Yemen
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State orders US citizens, personnel out of Yemen

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Sen. Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga.: “Since it is well-known that Yemen-based al Qaeda is actively plotting against us, I don’t see how the president can honestly say any detainee should be transferred to Yemen.” (Alex Wong/Getty Images)
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Saxby Chambliss urges Obama to re-instate ban on releasing detainees to Yemen

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‘Core’ Al Qaeda Closes U.S. Diplomatic Facilities

‘Core’ Al Qaeda Closes U.S. Diplomatic Facilities

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Yemeni women shop for wedding dresses in Sanaa, Yemen, Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2012. While most Yemeni women don the traditional niqab, gender separated weddings bring out the latest in western-style wedding dresses. (AP Photo/Alex Potter)
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Suspected US drone kills 3 al-Qaida men in Yemen

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Yemeni army strikes gunmen for oil pipeline blasts

Yemeni army strikes gunmen for oil pipeline blasts

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Al Qaeda Tried to Hide Hand in Syria

Al Qaeda Tried to Hide Hand in Syria

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Obama Defiantly Declares ‘Al Qaeda Is on Its Heels,’ Even After Successful Terrorist Attacks

Obama Defiantly Declares ‘Al Qaeda Is on Its Heels,’ Even After Successful Terrorist Attacks

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Al Qaeda Responsible for 4 Attacks on U.S. Embassies in September

Al Qaeda Responsible for 4 Attacks on U.S. Embassies in September

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Mob Targets U.S. Embassy in Yemen

Mob Targets U.S. Embassy in Yemen

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