Reports Say US Weighs Drone Strike Against American

U.S. media reports say the Obama administration is debating whether to order a lethal drone strike against an American citizen accused of being part of the al-Qaida terrorist network. The reports cite unnamed U.S. officials who say no decision has yet been made on whether to add the American to the government's kill list. Officials have not revealed the identity of the suspected terrorist or in which country he is living. The Associated Press, which first reported the story...

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