
What do Google, MTV, Facebook, Howcast, and the US State Department all have in common? They're joining forces to fight terrorism, political oppression, and crime. Inspired by a Colombian Facebook movement against FARC rebels, the US government wants
to take advantage of online youth groups that promote stability, human rights, and democracy.

If you're an American engineer, city planner, law enforcement official, public health worker, economist, or judge, Uncle Sam wants YOU to move to dangerous and "failing" countries and help keep these places from completely collapsing into the death grips of eager terrorists.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has announced the Civilian Response Corps, a program Congress allotted $75 million in June. A response to September 11, the professional Peace Corps hopes to
pro-actively prevent countries in turmoil from going to the dark side.

The war on terror just got a new front: the dictionary. This week, the language officials from the State Department and the Department of Homelands Security use to
describe the war is set to get a makeover.
Out: Jihadists; Mujahdeen; Islamo-fascism.