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Army Officials Praise Policewoman Who Wounded Shooter at Fort Hood Fort Hood Spokesman, Colonel John Rossi, tells reporters policewoman Kimberly Munley exchanged gunfire with Major Nidal Malik Hasan, wounding him four times Israel Rejects UN War Crimes Resolution Israel calls accusation of war crimes during the Gaza conflict, in which 13 Israelis and nearly 1,400 Palestinians killed, 'completely detached from reality' British PM Brown Vows to Fight On in Afghanistan Increasing number of British casualties in Afghanistan has eroded support for the war 2 NATO Soldiers Missing in Afghanistan According to a statement Friday both service members went missing Wednesday while on a routine supply mission Zelaya Aide Says Honduran Agreement Has Failed Interim leader Roberto Micheletti announced he is installing a national unity government without the participation of ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya , who has declined to name any cabinet members China Looks Forward to Hosting President Obama Beijing says US president's visit will help push bilateral relations to 'new historical starting point' Zimbabwe's Tsvangirai Announces End of Government Boycott Prime Minister says his party has given President Robert Mugabe one month to resolve outstanding disputes in coalition Clinton Stands By UN Mediation for Western Sahara Secretary of state says President Obama is setting no preconditions about how UN mediation might best resolve issue of disputed territory Thailand-Cambodia Tensions Rise Over Appointment of Fugitive Thai Official Regional political analysts say Bangkok, Phnom Penh relations are the worst they have been in several years US Unemployment Rate Hits 10.2% New Labor report says US employers cut fewer workers in October than prior month, but overall economy still lost 190,000 jobs