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Post-Election Detainees on Trial in Iran Iranian state media report that the 10 people who went on trial in a closed courtroom Sunday were arrested in the streets during the post-vote unrest Three More US Troops Killed in Afghanistan Nine NATO deaths to start August follow the deadliest month for international forces since the US-led invasion of Afghanistan British Lawmakers Critical of UK's Role in Afghanistan Committee chairman Mike Gapes says Britain has experienced 'mission creep' from its initial goal of supporting counter-terrorism efforts in Afghanistan Israel Evicts Two Palestinian Families from East Jerusalem Homes Police acting on eviction orders from an Israeli court, moved in Jewish settlers Israeli Police Hunt for Tel Aviv Gay Club Gunman Gays demonstrated on the streets of Tel Aviv after a gunman went on a shooting rampage at a gay club for teens Nigeria: More Than 700 Dead in Last Week's Clashes Government and health officials have been clearing bodies from the streets of the northeastern city of Maiduguri which saw the heaviest fighting US Treasury Secretary: Economy Improving, Needs More Help The Obama administration is hailing recent improvements in US economic indicators, but says more must be done UN Says Lack of Funds May Ground African Humanitarian Air Service WFP says air service flies about 4,000 humanitarian aid workers every month to 10 destinations in Chad, they provide aid to 250,000 refugees 180,000 internally displaced people Plane Carrying 16 Missing in Indonesia Indonesia's airline industry has come under scrutiny in recent years after a series of crashes of both commercial and military aircraft in which hundreds of people have died Witnessing Corazon Aquino's 'People Power' Revolution Up Close an 'Amazing Experiece' VOA Correspondent Al Pessin describes what it was like to cover the rise of the former Philippine president, the woman who brought down a dictator