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Indonesian President Calls Hotel Bombings Acts of Terror Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono says no matter what nation or religion, terrorism cannot be justified, whatever the motive or reason Security Analysts say Jemaah Islamiyah in Indonesia Remains Dangerous Friday's attack at JW Marriott, Ritz-Carlton hotels in Jakarta are first major bombings in Indonesia since the 2005 bombings in Bali - blamed on the regional terrorist network Former Iranian President Criticizes Hard-Liners in Sermon Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani argues that 'if people are not content with government, it loses its legitimacy' Ultra-Orthodox Jews Clash with Israeli Police in Jerusalem Riots erupted three days ago, after police arrested an ultra-Orthodox woman for alleged child abuse Pakistan Court Tosses Out Sharif Conviction High Court says charges do not stand India Rules Out Resumption of Peace Dialogue With Pakistan Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's clarification comes in wake of opposition protests to joint statement by both countries which said dialogue is only way forward Roadside Bomb Kills 11, Including 5 Children in Afghanistan Police sources say group of men, women, children were traveling in Kandahar near Pakistan border when the bomb ripped through their van Gates Does Not Expect to Raise Afghanistan Troop Commitment This Year US defense secretary says no definitive statement on troop increases until 60-day review by new US, NATO commander in Afghanistan Voters in Mauritania Prepare for Saturday Election More than 250 electoral observers from Arab League, African Union to monitor vote NASA Prepares for Return to Moon, Missions Beyond As world observes 40th anniversary of historic moon landing , National Aeronautics and Space Administration gearing up for its biggest challenge yet at time when funding may be harder to come by