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Drones over America: public safety benefit or 'creepy' privacy threat?

Drones are not just for tracking terrorists abroad. Some 327 are authorized to fly in US airspace – most for military training. But as their numbers grow, so is domestic scrutiny.

The Monitor's View Is Oscar Pistorius really Africa's 'biggest' story?

The Monitor's View For Obama's second term, a call to arms control

The Monitor's View A rightful airing of Obama drone policy

Iran lawmaker affirms Tehran has US drone – from the CIA, perhaps?

Covert US-Iran war bubbles over with claims of drone capture

Terrorism & Security Did Iran just down a US drone by 'spoofing'? (+video)

Petraeus testifies that CIA always suspected terrorists in Libya attack

David Petraeus faces Congressional questions on Libya attack

Iran fires at US drone: the top 3 pressing questions

Iran confirms clash with US drone, claims it was in Iranian airspace (+video)

Iran targets unarmed US drone (+video)

Iran fires twice at US drone aircraft, misses (+video)

What does Pakistan want from US? An apology, more money, no drones

Unmanned drone attacks and shape-shifting robots: War's remote-control future

Opinion Nuclear lesson from Libya: Don't be like Qaddafi. Be like Kim.

Al Qaeda drone attacks on US? Soon it won't be so far-fetched.

How 9/11 made Barack Obama a war president

Libya conflict: Backlash ensues to Obama's refusal to seek Congress's nod

Obama calls for 'patience and persistence' in Libya. Congress calls foul.

Bin Laden raid: A model for how US should fight Afghanistan war?

John McCain lauds anti-Gadhafi force during Libya visit

US to begin drone strikes in Libya

Why Obama agreed to unleash Predator drones on Qaddafi forces

Spread of drone programs in Latin America sparks calls for code of conduct