Yahoo! News: Iraq
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- U.N. chief concerned by Bahrain hunger striker
- Aide: Edwards doubted he fathered mistress' baby
- Judge seeks WikiLeaks damage assessments
- Judge orders US to turn over WikiLeaks damage reports
- WikiLeaks suspect Manning seeks dismissal of charges
- Capella Education 1Q profit falls with enrollment
- Is Sarah Palin Really 'Politicizing' the Afghan War?
- Shakespeare tragedy set amid Iraq strife
- Pakistan's Border Control 'a Source of Frustration' for U.S. Forces
- Iraq cuts anti-Qaeda militia pay
- WHO hails big gains in anti-malaria fight
- Afghanistan, Our Newest Entitlement Program
- The case for military intervention in Syria
- John Edwards Ex-Aide Says Secret Checks Were for 'Furniture'
- Some Returning Vets Drive Like Their Lives Depend on It
- US 'commits to Afghan security' in new pact
- US lessons in Afghanistan can aid Colombian troops
- Returning soldiers have more car crashes: study
- Legion Announces 2012 Recipients of Top Journalism Award
- Feinstein Challenger Levitt Proposes Bold Soldier, Veteran Protections
- Female circumcision anger aired in India
- Dinar Trade is Back In The Market For Buying and Selling of Iraq Dinar and Other Currencies
- Famed Dog Training Business Off-Leash K9 Training Expands to New Jersey
- New Pentagon spy agency to focus on Iran, China
- Iraq president gifts Kuwait envoy Saddam's gun
- Oakland police change crowd control policies after Occupy
| U.N. chief concerned by Bahrain hunger striker Posted:
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| Aide: Edwards doubted he fathered mistress' baby Posted:
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| Judge seeks WikiLeaks damage assessments Posted: A military judge on Tuesday ordered Army prosecutors to provide several government assessments of the potential damage caused by the online publication of reams of government secrets allegedly leaked by a low-level Army intelligence analyst. |
| Judge orders US to turn over WikiLeaks damage reports Posted:
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| WikiLeaks suspect Manning seeks dismissal of charges Posted:
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| Capella Education 1Q profit falls with enrollment Posted: Capella Education saw a 23 percent decline in first quarter profits because of falling enrollment amid tighter regulations. |
| Is Sarah Palin Really 'Politicizing' the Afghan War? Posted: COMMENTARY | A lot of the reason Sarah Palin is the most powerful female politician on the planet is her uncanny ability to get people to react to the least thing she has to say. That even includes things she didn't say, according to Real Clear Politics. |
| Shakespeare tragedy set amid Iraq strife Posted:
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| Pakistan's Border Control 'a Source of Frustration' for U.S. Forces Posted: U.S. commanders have come to accept there is a limit to the steps Pakistani leaders are willing to take toward halting the flow of drugs and bomb-making materials in Afghanistan, says one key general. |
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| WHO hails big gains in anti-malaria fight Posted:
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| Afghanistan, Our Newest Entitlement Program Posted: COMMENTARY | Move over Social Security and Medicare, as of today the United States has another entitlement program. This new program will only cost American taxpayers an estimated $4 billion dollars a year for the next 10 years, although the government of our country and the government Afghanistan will have the option to renew the program for another 10 years after 2024. |
| The case for military intervention in Syria Posted: President Obama was on the right track this week when he announced a new effort to monitor global hot spots and prevent mass atrocities before they happen. |
| John Edwards Ex-Aide Says Secret Checks Were for 'Furniture' Posted:
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| Some Returning Vets Drive Like Their Lives Depend on It Posted: For some troops returning from deployment, transitioning back to civilian life involves road rage, and trying to shake the idea that the Toyota Corolla in the next lane is trying to blow you to bits. The United Services Automobile Association has found that troops back from deployment had "13 percent more at-fault accidents" or, more simply, were more likely to get into accidents in the six months after their return than in the six months before they were deployed. Karen Jowers of the Military Times reports: |
| US 'commits to Afghan security' in new pact Posted:
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| US lessons in Afghanistan can aid Colombian troops Posted:
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| Returning soldiers have more car crashes: study Posted: BOSTON (Reuters) - U.S. military personnel have 13 percent more car accidents in which they are at fault in the six months after returning from overseas duty than in the six months prior, a USAA study revealed on Tuesday. USAA, a major insurer catering specifically to the armed forces and their families, based its study on 171,000 deployments by 158,000 of its members over a three-year period ending in February 2010, when combat was still raging in Iraq and Afghanistan. ... |
| Legion Announces 2012 Recipients of Top Journalism Award Posted: INDIANAPOLIS, April 24, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- One broadcast station, a newspaper and a war correspondent's feature on an online news website will receive The American Legion's Fourth Estate Award during the organization's 94th National Convention in Indianapolis on August 30. |
| Feinstein Challenger Levitt Proposes Bold Soldier, Veteran Protections Posted: U.S. Senate candidate David Levitt, on the ballot to represent California in the June 5th primary, is advocating unprecedented protections for U.S. soldiers and veterans, including whistleblower protection, immediate withdrawal from Afghanistan, and guaranteed housing in vacant bank-owned homes.San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) April 24, 2012 Democratic Senate candidate David Levitt has published his answers to questions from the Veterans Democratic Club of Sacramento County, reprinted at his Levitt2012.org campaign site with permission. ... |
| Female circumcision anger aired in India Posted:
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| Dinar Trade is Back In The Market For Buying and Selling of Iraq Dinar and Other Currencies Posted: Dinar Trade has announced a comeback into the market for Iraqi DinarsLas Vegas, NV (PRWEB) April 24, 2012 Dinar Trade has announced its re-entrance into the exotic currency market. The company held the largest market share in Iraqi Dinar sales since 2004. However, the company took a temporary hiatus from sales to undergo changes within the company. These changes are in effect with the current opening of http://www.dinartrade.comRecently, rumors have left many to feel that the Iraqi Dinar is a currency which cannot be freely exchanged. ... |
| Famed Dog Training Business Off-Leash K9 Training Expands to New Jersey Posted: The highest rated dog training business in Washington DC, Virginia and Maryland, will soon be available to pet owners around New York and New Jersey. Off-Leash K9 Training is fully licensed and insured, and has top notch trainers who are dedicated to strengthening the relationships between owners and their dogs. Their amazing work and story can be seen here in a Yahoo Special that was done on them earlier this month.(PRWEB) April 24, 2012 Off-Leash K9 Training LLC has a lot of exciting news this year. ... |
| New Pentagon spy agency to focus on Iran, China Posted:
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| Iraq president gifts Kuwait envoy Saddam's gun Posted:
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| Oakland police change crowd control policies after Occupy Posted: (Reuters) - Oakland's Police Department will significantly change how it trains officers to control large crowds following criticism over its practices during anti-Wall Street protests last year that sometimes erupted into violence, the department said on Monday. "It is our duty to protect public safety and at the same time balance the free speech rights of individual protesters with the rights of non-protesting residents," Police Chief Howard Jordan said in a statement. ... |
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