Down, this one in pakistan, in the countrys largest city. Right now only Emergency Personnel remain there. U. S. Citizens are being warned to delay any nonessential travel. This Terror Threat were told is separate from the one that has kept 19 u. S. Diplomatic installations shuttered throughout the entire week. Meanwhile, there are new details on the evolution of al qaedas organization. U. S. Officials say that Al Qaeda Ayman al zawahri gave his proposed by a regional leader based in yemen. It suggests more of a bottom up approach rather than leaders ordering a 9 11 style attack. Also the u. S. Has upped its u. S. Drone strikes. U. S. Forces launching three of them since thursday against targets in yemen killing 12. 34 people have been killed in drone strikes since late july. The u. S. Actually enjoying levels of popularity it has not seen since before the iraq war. Pew Research Shows 64 around the world have a favorable view of america. Thats a 14 point rise among those same countries
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Annie Gilmer
This week in library news, I decided to feature some of our current programming, both virtual and in-person. I admit that I settled on this topic because we’ve been working on summer reading plans recently – yes, summer planning does start this early, in fact, it started way back in January (or earlier really) but we’ve recently dialed it up to 11, or gotten the ball rolling, whichever figure of speech you prefer and this all brought programming in general to the forefront of my mind.