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Afghanistan
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state-03-1125.pdf US Government Underestimated the
Taliban
Afghans Plan to Stop Recruiting Children as Police
Rogue Arbakai militias abuse rural Afghans (damaging any
government legitimacy & the US solutions)
U.S. Military Commander: Afghan War Like A Never-Ending 'Tom
And Jerry Cartoon'
Iraq
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Dozens dead in Iraq bomb blast
Toll From Suicide Bombing of Iraq Police Recruits Rises to
42 Dead, More Than 100 Wounded
Bombings kill at least 50 along pilgrim route to Shiite holy
city of Karbala
Research links rise in Falluja birth defects and cancers to
US assault (confirms earlier estimates)
Pakistan
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Alleged assassin gets hero treatment Imagine one of the
top politicians of your country is gunned down by his own
bodyguard, and the alleged assassin
shows up at court to a hero's welcome. That's what
happened this week in Pakistan.
Karzai's pick for parliament speaker accused of atrocities
An Afghan warlord who's accused of gross human rights
violations and was once close to Osama bin Laden has
received the backing of President Hamid Karzai for the
important post of speaker of the new parliament, which was
inaugurated Wednesday.
The Americas
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Paramilitaries committed 173,183 homicides: PG (Colombia)
Former Marxist guerrilla sworn in as first female president
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Jordan King Orders Prices Down Amid Protests
5,000 rally in Jordan 'bread and freedom' demo
Yemen protests: Thousands call on president to leave
Lebanese rally against Hezbollah in 'day of rage'
Israel demolishes historic hotel Hotel Shepherd
bulldozed to make way for new settlement despite global
opposition to the move seen as obstacle to peace.
Hamas urges Gaza militant groups to stop attacks on Israel
Hamas official says organization began talks with other
militant factions in order to 'control the situation on the
ground', signaling Hamas hopes to avert any large-scale IDF
operation in Gaza.
Hezbollah stages coup drills in Beirut
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Europe
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China-Russia oil pipeline opens New pipeline effectively
to double Russian exports of crude oil to world's largest
energy consumer
BLAST ROCKS MOSCOW'S
BUSIEST AIRPORT: SUICIDE BOMBER SUSPECTED, 35 DEAD, 150
INJURED...
Vatican letter: Irish bishops were warned in '97 not to
report all child-abuse cases to police
Passengers overpower hijacker on Norway-Turkey flight
Asia
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MALAYSIA releases genetically modified mosquitoes.
Africa
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Tunisia
Revolution News (Latest Updates) A cable released by
WikiLeaks called Tunisia a "police state" and criticized Ben
Ali for being out of touch with the people. This has fueled
references to the current protests as a "WikiLeaks
Revolution." |
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US 'sold weapons' to al-Qaida
Author explains how the US let al-Qaida buy an arsenal of
deadly weapons
Sy Hersh: Top Secret Military Branch Run By 'Crusaders'
Ex-spy operates 'private
CIA'
Owner was indicted in the Iran-contra scandal but was later
pardoned.
Homeowner Beats Bank Of America In Small Claims Court
Justice Scalia: Women Don't Have Constitutional Protection
Against Discrimination
Programmer gets just three
years for nearly wiping out all of Fannie Mae's financial
data
A computer programmer who almost succeeded in
wiping out all of the Federal National Mortgage
Association's financial data at the height of the housing
market crash was sentenced to three years in prison earlier
this month.
Scalia, Thomas had conflict of interest, group says
Justices
Antonin Scalia and
Clarence Thomas are the subject of an unusual letter
delivered Wednesday by Common Cause asking the
U.S. Justice Department to look into whether the jurists
should have disqualified themselves from hearing the
campaign finance case if they had attended a private meeting
sponsored by Charles and David Koch, billionaire
philanthropists who fund conservatives causes. A Supreme
Court spokesperson said late Thursday that the two justices
did not participate in the Koch brothers' private meetings,
though Thomas "dropped by."
Scalia to address Tea Party Caucus
To
address Tea Party members of Congress in closed-door
session.
11-year-old Pennsylvanian
is youngest person in world to face life without parole:
Amnesty
US objects to Bolivia bid for licit coca-chewing ....Spain
backs Bolivia in coca leaf campaign
Calls for inquiry into spy's conduct Environmental
activist says she feels 'violated' by sexual relationship
with man unmasked as undercover officer
Ex-CIA Officer Charged With Leak to Times Reporter
Federal prosecutors charged Jeffrey Sterling with 10 counts
related to improperly keeping and disclosing national
security information. The indictment did not say
specifically what was leaked but, from the dates and other
details, it was clear that the case centered on leaks to
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
James Risen for his 2006 book, "State of War." The book
revealed details about the CIA's covert spy war with Iran.
Financial Crisis Panel Finds Cause For Wall Street
Prosecutions
The
bipartisan panel appointed by Congress to investigate the
financial crisis has concluded that several financial
industry figures appear to have broken the law and has
referred multiple cases to state or federal authorities for
potential prosecution, according to two sources directly
involved in the deliberations.E-mails
Show Bear Stearns Cheated Clients Out of Billions
200 protesting construction workers burst into private
mortgage bankers conference. The bankers fled
Science
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News
Walk Like a Man: UK Gorilla Draws Fans Video of a
Gorilla Walking Upright in a British Zoo Becomes Latest
Internet Sensation
SCIENTISTS electrify microbes to clean dirty
water.
Dramatic ocean circulation changes revealed The
unusually cold weather this winter has been caused by a
change in the winds. Instead of the typical westerly winds
warmed by Atlantic surface ocean currents, cold northerly
Arctic winds are influencing ...
WikiLeaks
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more Wikileaks News
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WikiLeaks points to US meddling in Haiti Minustah's
commander, Brazilian Army General Urano Teixeira da Matta
Bacellar, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 2005. In January 2006,
Bacellar was found shot dead on his balcony, after what his
government described first as a 'firearm accident' and then
as 'suicide'. Bacellar had earlier resisted calls to use his
UN peacekeeping force to crack down on pro-Aristide rebels
PA's foreknowledge of the Gaza war? Did the PA know
about the Gaza war in advance? That's a question raised by
several exchanges in The Palestine Papers
PA stonewalled the Goldstone vote PA, with US
encouragement, delayed a UN vote on the Goldstone Report
into war crimes committed during Israel's Gaza war.
Israelis ‘demanded bribes
at Gaza crossing,’ WikiLeaks reveals
US firms complained in 2006 of corruption by Israeli
officials at the Karni crossing into Gaza, then the
Palestinian territory's main commercial transit point, a
leaked US diplomatic cable showed Thursday.
Wikileaks claims Irishman gunned down in Bolivia was set up
The diplomatic cable from La Paz released by Wikileaks says
Dwyer was hired by disguised Bolivian intelligence agents
and set up to mount a phony terrorist campaign. The cable
says this campaign would have given President Evo Morales an
excuse to go after right wing critics of his.
WikiLeaks' Most Terrifying Revelation: Just How Much Our
Government Lies to Us |
Economy
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News
Census: Number of poor may be millions higher (than
previously thought)
US Banks Report Phantom Income on $1.4 Trillion Delinquent
Mortgages
JP Morgan Makes Big Bucks from Food Stamp Growth, Then Hires
Workers in India with Our Tax Dollars
DAVOS 2011 Medvedev's defense of WikiLeaks--especially
surprising considering the portrait of corruption the leaked
diplomatic cables paint of the country. "Despite the fact
that in itself those were probably illegal activities in the
view of some states, the effect of this affair appears to me
very, very positive for international relations," he said,
adding that, "Russia will not support initiatives that put
in doubt freedom in the Internet, freedom which is based on
the requirements of morality and law." “Wealthy people
invest in financial assets, creating asset bubbles,” he
continued, presumably not singling out anyone in particular.
-- William Alden
The German magazine Spiegel says Wall Street banksters
committed a monumental insider bank robbery
Politics
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Court Rules Government Can Continue To Suppress Detainee
Statements Describing Torture And Abuse
ACLU: Unjustified homicide of detainees Among the
documents are autopsy reports and military investigations,
including 25 to 30 cases the ACLU says it believes are
"unjustified homicide." Some of the homicides in the
documents are widely known and have been reported in the
media, such as the case of four Iraqi detainees executed by
a group of U.S. soldiers and then pushed into a Baghdad
canal in 2007.
Obama Created More Jobs In One Year Than Bush Created In
Eight
Obama's New Chief Of Staff
.....former
JP
Morgan Exec.. Opposed Health Care Bill..
Didn't
Back Consumer Protection..And
Has $7.7 Million of JPMorgan Stock to Divest on Way to
White House
Dem's PATRIOT Act extension would add judicial oversight
Leading Republican To Introduce Strict Gun Control
Legislation
Colin Powell: Defunding NPR Won't Solve Deficit Problem,
Congress Should Look At Cutting Defense
Fulfilling Father’s Campaign To Segregate Public Schools,
Koch Groups End Successful Integration Program In NC In
a way, the Koch brothers are simply fulfilling their
father’s legacy. In 1958,
Fred Koch — the founder of Koch Industries — joined a
group of manufacturing executives and Robert Welch to
found the John Birch Society, a virulent far-right group
that dominated the civil rights debate. The John Birch
Society organized an impeachment campaign against
then-Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren for the Brown v.
Board decision outlawing racial segregation, and
mobilized its supporters to oppose integration of
schools on the grounds that mixing black and white would
lead to the “mongrelization” of the races. Fred
supported the John Birch Society’s anti-civil rights
campaign, and wrote a screed denouncing the civil rights
movement as communist-inspired.
Climate sceptic 'misled Congress over funding from oil
industry'
Dead Woman Donated Thousands To Tea Party Express Joan
Snyder Holmes has been dead for nearly four years. But
during the past two years, she's managed to make thousands
of dollars in donations to one of the country's premier Tea
Party organizations. Those donations, uncovered by the
Center for Responsive Politics in a report released Friday,
gives an alternate, more cryptic meaning to the term
grassroots. According to the money-in-politics investigative
organization
Gates unveils billions in Pentagon cuts
$1b effort yields no bioterror defenses The Pentagon is
scaling back one of its largest efforts to develop
treatments for troops and civilians infected in a germ
warfare attack after a $1 billion, five-year program fell
short of its primary goal.
Untouchable: World’s Mightiest Military Loses Control of
Spending on Foreign Firms
Bribery cases in which investigators can't follow the money.
Alleged offers of prostitutes to win defense contracts. Tax
dollars winding up in the hands of the enemy. There are
risks to the military's dependence on foreign firms – and
challenges to making sure money is well spent. By Nick
Schwellenbach and Lagan Sebert
How Did Super Bloated Defense Spending Become Such a Sacred
Cow That We Can't Have a Debate About Cutting It?
BACKDOOR BAILOUT? Goldman Sachs Netted Billions Through
Taxpayer Rescue
Goldman Sachs: “We Consider Our Size An Asset That We Try
Hard To Preserve”
Banks React To New Rules -- By Replacing Old Fees With New
Ones
GOLDMAN UNDER FIRE: New Information On Trading Activities
Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs has generated at least 18
percent of its revenues this year through trading and
investing for its own benefit, according to a regulatory
filing made Tuesday, flatly contradicting the firm's
previous claims that such speculative activity made up a
much smaller slice of its business.
Fed Caves On Predatory Lending Rule The central bank has
informed several consumer agencies that it will table its
proposal to eliminate "rescission,"
a critical component of consumer-protection law that
strips banks of the right to make money on illegal loans.
Citigroup Bailout To Make US Taxpayers $12.3b Profit |
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Security
Issues
Suicides up in 2010, U.S. Army says
US Justice Department wants Internet, cell records held
longer
Controversial Muslim cleric caught being smuggled into U.S.
over Mexico border
Report: Women Should Be Permitted In Combat Roles
Two packages explode in Maryland state office buildings; no
injuries reported
Oil Spill
Disaster Tax Rules Don't Apply For BP Oil Spill Claims (Not
classified as a disaster)
Deepwater Drilling Resumes
Without Any Changes To Spill Liability
Sick Gulf Residents Beg Officials for Help "We are very,
very ill."
"Man, look at all this oil" says scientist on Florida beach
Blood
Tests Of
Gulf
Residents
Reveal
Alarming
Levels
Of Toxic
Chemicals
Study
finds
oil
dispersants
lingered
deep
under
Gulf An
active
ingredient
in the
chemical
dispersants
pumped
deep
into the
Gulf of
Mexico
after
BP's oil
spill
didn't
break
down,
but
remained
for
several
months
in a
deep
layer of
oil and
gas,
according
to a
study
published
Wednesday.
Fraudulent
BP spill
claims
investigated
Environment
More
than
1,000
dead
birds
fall
from sky
in Ark.
State
Allows
Disposal
Of 'Fracking'
Pollution
In
Waterways
Not in
Pennsylvania,
one of
the
states
at the
center
of the
gas
rush.
There,
the
liquid
that
gushes
from gas
wells is
only
partially
treated
for
substances
that
could be
environmentally
harmful,
then
dumped
into
rivers
and
streams
from
which
communities
get
their
drinking
water.
Thousands
Of Dead
Crabs
Mysteriously
Wash
Ashore
200 dead
cows
found in
Wisconsin
field
Government
recommends
lowering
fluoride
levels
in U.S.
drinking
water
Himalayan
glaciers
not
melting
because
of
climate
change,
report
finds
Police/Prison
Planned
Parenthood
Calls
In
FBI
After
Series
Of
O'Keefe-Like
Encounters
Misconduct
in
the
FBI
Years
of
secret
FBI
internal
disciplinary
reports
obtained
by
CNN
paint
a
disturbing
picture
of
misconduct,
including
sleeping
with
sources,
misusing
government
computers
and
watching
porn
in
bureau
offices.
FULL
STORY
SEIU
union
official
found
dead
in
Oakland
home
The
political
director
of
SEIU
Local
616
was
found
dead
Tuesday
in
his
West
Oakland
home,
the
victim
of a
homicide,2
dead,
2
cops
hurt
in
shootout
outside
Washington
state
Walmart
SF
police
caught
on
tape
shooting
wheelchair-bound
man
WATCH:
Kids
Attack
Man
In
D.C.
Metro
--
Bystanders
Do
Nothing
Envelope
sent
to
Napolitano
ignites
at
D.C.
postal
facility
Naked,
Unarmed
Man
Shot
and
Killed
by
LAPD
Only
Manufacturer
Of
Key
Death
Penalty
Drug
Ceases
Production
Gunman
shoots
four
cops
in
Detroit
precinct
Abortion
Doctor
Charged
With
8
Counts
Of
Murder
A
doctor
who
provided
abortions
for
minorities,
immigrants
and
poor
women
in a
"house
of
horrors"
clinic
has
been
charged
with
eight
counts
of
murder
in
the
deaths
of a
patient
and
seven
babies
who
were
born
alive
and
then
killed
with
scissors,
prosecutors
said
Wednesday.
Dr.
Kermit
Gosnell,
69,
made
millions
of
dollars
over
30
years,
performing
as
many
illegal,
late-term
abortions
as
he
could,
prosecutors
said.
State
regulators
ignored
complaints
about
him
and
failed
to
inspect
his
clinic
since
1993,
but
no
charges
were
warranted
against
them
given
time
limits
and
existing
law,
District
Attorney
Seth
Williams
said.
Nine
of
Gosnell's
employees
also
were
charged.
Ex-cop
faces
30
years
over
torture
of
suspects
Ex-cop
faces
30
years
over
torture
of
suspects
Dozens
of
people
—
mostly
black
men
—
claimed
for
decades
that
officers
tortured
them
into
confessing
armed
robbery,
murder,
other
crimes
BOMB
FOUND
ALONG
MLK
DAY
PARADE
ROUTE
.....Rat
poison,
pellets
in
MLK
parade
bomb
German
man
admits
mailing
hundreds
of
tarantulas
to
U.S
U.S.
Marshals
agent,
two
police
officers
shot
in
St.
Petersburg
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Admiral: Captain to be relieved, others investigated, over
videos There are also anti-gay slurs, simulated sex
acts, and what appear to be two female sailors in a shower
together.The Navy captain who produced profanity- and
slur-laden videos while second in charge of the USS
Enterprise will be permanently relieved of his command of
the ship, a top Navy commander said Tuesday. Greed
autism.vaccines The author of a now-retracted study linking autism
to childhood vaccines expected a related medical test to
rack up sales of up to $43 million a year, a British medical
journal reported Tuesday.-
Key Insider Pleads Guilty In Massive Insider Trading Case
How High-Interest Lenders Ensnare American Soldiers
Media
GOOGLE censoring torrents, but
not more harmful searches.
'You're going to have to shoot them in the head,' and
assorted other instances of violent rhetoric
Morning Joe' Crew Shocked At Lieberman Calling Arianna
'Sweetheart'
Fox News gave GOP $55m in
free advertising
Fox’s Own On-Screen Graphic Debunks Cavuto’s Theory That Low
Corporate Tax Rates Are Good For Markets
Drug War
Justices
To Pot
Users:
Be
Careful
When You
Flush
Legalizing
Drugs
Decreases
Use -
Proof In
Portugal,
Netherlands
Drug-Hurling
Catapult
Found on
Ariz.-Mex.
Border
This is
something
reformers
have
been
yelling
about
for
years.
Why put
nonviolent
offenders
into an
institution
where
not only
does it
cost
more,
you're
practically
guaranteeing
that
they
come out
as
hardened
criminals?
Obama
calls
drug
policy
debate
'legitimate,'
backs
prohibition
Education
Government
Cashes
In On
Defaulted
Student
Loans
Black
Children
Wrongfully
Classified
As
Special
Education
Students
B.C.
professor's
lecture
prompts
FBI call
"I think
that
it's
only in
the
United
States,
or only
in the
context
of a
colonial
culture,
a racist
culture,
a
patriarchal
culture,
that a
young
white
male can
really
shoot
his
mouth
off,
making
accusations
and
causing
all this
uproar,"
she
said.
Lawmaker
explains
why
teachers
should
grade
parents
Courts
75-Year
Prison
Sentence
for
Taping
the
Police?
The
Absurd
Laws
That
Criminalize
Audio
and
Video
Recording
in
America
Allen
Stanford
ruled
unfit to
stand
trial
for
fraud
District
Judge
David
Hittner
ruled
that Mr
Stanford
did not
have the
present
mental
capacity
to
assist
his
lawyers. But
he
ordered Mr
Stanford
to
undergo
treatment
at a US
prison
hospital
for an
addiction
to an
anti-anxiety
medication,
and also
receive
additional
psychiatric
testing.
California
Court
Rules
Ammunition
Ban
AB962
Unconstitutional
NY judge
limits
amount
World
Trade
Center
firm can
claim it
lost in
Sept. 11
attacks
Eskimo Family Beats BP In Court
The CIA File on Luis Posada Carriles
A Former Agency Asset Goes on Trial in the U.S.Transcript: Ex-CIA agent said he didn't understand English
while admitting Cuba hotel bombings
Madoff victims win $7.2B
Righthaven extends copyright lawsuit campaign to individual
Web posters
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Scientists Create Desert Rainstorms
According
to Arabian Business, the storms were
part of a top secret, Swiss-backed project, commissioned by
Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, president of the UAE and
leader of Abu Dhabi. Called "Weathertec," the climate
project -- said to be worth a staggering $11 million --
utilized ionizers resembling giant lampshades to generate
fields of negatively charged particles, which create cloud
formation, throughout the country's Al Ain region, the
Telegraph is
reporting.
Evidence Of 130,000-Year-Old Sea Travel Found
British Medical Journal: Report Linking Vaccine To Autism
Fraudulent
NASA'S Fermi Catches Thunderstorms Hurling Antimatter Into
Space
Hong Kong researchers store data in bacteria
New map of the universe unveiled (Dialup Warning)
Coal Fires May Have Caused Biggest Extinction Ever 250 million years ago was not a fun time to live on
earth. Studies now
suggest that around this time, volcanic eruptions
sparked coal fires that may have led to the extinction of
over 90 percent of marine species.
Humans Left Africa 65,000 Years Earlier: Study
Modern humans
may have left Africa for Arabia up to 65,000 years earlier
than previously thought and their exodus was enabled by
environmental factors rather than technology, scientists
said on Thursday
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Reagan exhibited signs of Alzheimer’s while still in White
House, son claims
Patrice Lumumba: 50 Years Later, Remembering the U.S.-Backed
Assassination of Congo’s First Democratically Elected Leader the assassination of Lumumba really signaled that
that was not to be, because, for Belgium, as for the other
major European colonial powers, like Britain and France,
giving independence to an African colony was OK for them as
long as it didn’t disturb existing business arrangements. As
long as the European country could continue to own the
mines, the factories, the plantations, well, OK, let them
have their politics. But Lumumba spoke very loudly, very
dramatically, saying Africa needs to be economically
independent, as well. And it was a fiery speech on this
subject that he gave at the actual independence ceremonies,
June 30th, 1960, where he was replying to an extremely
arrogant speech by King Baudouin of Belgium. It was a speech
he gave on this subject that I think really began the
process that ended two months later with the CIA, with White
House approval, decreeing that he should be assassinated.
wh-74-1111.pdf Prez Ford ex-DCI McCone on Spying Policy
Government Report Finds Bush White House Violations |
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Treasury/Federal
Reserve/Bailouts/SEC/IRS
Mortgage Bankers Association Stands Against Successful
Foreclosure Prevention Efforts Bank of America
said it agreed Monday to pay $2.8 billion to taxpayer-funded
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to settle claims that it sold the
mortgage giants bad home loans.
Loan Modification Scam Pushing Working Parents Toward
Bankruptcy Reversing a potentially controversial
decision, the Obama administration will drop references to
end-of-life counseling from the ground rules for Medicare's
new annual checkup, the White House said Wednesday.
SEC Issues Crucial New Ruling On Mortgages, Loans The Securities and Exchange Commission adopted new
rules Thursday requiring firms selling the securities to
make a thorough review of the loans backing them and then to
report the findings of the review to the public. The markets
for securities backed by bundles of mortgages, auto and
student loans, and credit cards have remained weak since the
crisis, largely because investors are unsure about the
quality of the loans.
The Latest Foreclosure Scandal: Default Notices Every notice of default has a signature on it. But
just like the infamously rubber-stamped affidavits in the
robo-signing cases, default notices, in at least some
instances, have been signed by employees who did not verify
the information in them, court papers show. In several
lawsuits filed in nonjudicial states, borrower attorneys are
arguing that this is grounds to stop a foreclosure.
Goldman Sachs sued over mortgage deal cited by SEC A foundering bond insurer filed a
civil fraud suit against Goldman Sachs Thursday over the
same exotic mortgage securities deal in which Goldman paid
$550 million last summer in a settlement with the Securities
and Exchange Commission.
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UPS, FedEx subject of U.S. antitrust inquiry United
Parcel Service Inc and FedEx Corp are under scrutiny from
the U.S. Justice Department over whether they broke
antitrust law by trying to shut out bargain-hunting shipping
consultants.
Internal USDA Report Says $4B In USDA Stimulus Loans May
Have Gone To Ineligible Borrowers
AIG ‘Shouldn’t Exist,’ Golub Says, Urging Breakup
US investigates Deutsche Bank in foreclosure case
(Allegations Deutsche Bank filed false documents)
Michigan sues countrywide for 65 Million in pension losses. Health Care
Preparing To Obstruct Health Law, WI Gov. Scott Walker Hires
UnitedHealth Lobbyist As Deputy Chief Of Staff
Blue Shield rejects 60-day delay of rate increases in
California
Vermont Lawmakers Lay Groundwork For Single Payer System
Instead Of Obamacare
Big Health Insurer Wants Up To 59 Percent Hike In Individual
Premiums
Arizona Patient Dies After GOP Budget Cuts Deny Transplant
Congress will probe the Pentagon on the denial of a therapy for brain-injured troops
Hospital Visitation Rights for Gay, Lesbian Partners Take
Effect
GOP Health Care Repeal Would
Spike Deficit By $230
Billion
Budget and Taxes
U.S. Says New York City
Overbilled Medicaid
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Incoming Energy Chair Rep. Fred Upton: ‘I Don’t Think We
Have To Regulate Carbon’
New GOP Governor: Jailing Drug Addicts Is 'Draining To Our
State'
Tom DeLay sentenced to 3 years in prison
Former U.S. House majority leader was convicted of money
laundering and conspiracy
Joe Wilson 'You Lie' Slogan Etched Onto Line Of Assault
Rifle Components
Republicans Elect New Leader
Michael Steele Reportedly Dropped RNC Reelection Bid After
Being Offered Lucrative Deal
Racist Right Causes (R) To Resign In Arizona
Idaho Lawmakers Cite Founder Of Neo-Confederate Hate Group
To Justify Plan To Nullify Health Reform
Republican Study Committee Budget Plan Doesn’t Include
Single Cut To Defense, Despite Tea Party Demands
Arizona shootout
Frightening, twisted shrine in Arizona killer Jared Lee
Loughner's yard
FBI: Family of suspect in Giffords shooting blocking access
to house
UPDATE: DHS Denies Link Between Suspect And Hate Group
Suspect Stopped For Running Red Light Hours Before
Shooting.. Congresswoman Moving Both Arms.. Suspect's
Parents Address 'Heinous Event'..
Loughner "faking it," says ex-girlfriend
The suspected shooter's former sweetheart does not
believe the many rumors about schizophrenia
Police release Loughner's pre-shooting timeline
Authorities say he had photos developed, bought bullets
at Wal-Mart and checked into a motel before his rampage
Arizona Shooting Suspect Jared Loughner Posed in Pictures in
Red G-String with Glock, Say Police
DHS Memo Suggests Shooter May Be Linked To Racist
OrganizationSarah
Palin Criticized Over Gabrielle Giffords Presence on "Target
List"
Federal Judge Shot At Incident In Arizona
Arizona Shooting Suspect Not Cooperating
Giffords shooter fired 31 rounds
As gun control backers turn their focus to high-capacity
clips, NBC reports that 31 rounds were fired in Arizona
Religious extremists banned from picketing funeral
Dick Cheney: 'Maybe It's Appropriate' To Limit Size Of Gun
Magazines
Police looking for accomplices at Giffords shooting scene
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was a target of Sarah Palin, but is
a moderate, gun-owning Democrat
Gun in Tucson shooting legal
Glock Sales Surge In Wake Of Shooting
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