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... hurt Israel." He also defended his opposition to unilateral sanctions toward Iran, contending that measures implemented by the United Nations were working and that a U.S.-only approach would have isolated the country. "I fully recognize that confirmation is up to the Senate. All I ask is a fair ...
... unexpected uphill battle as they fight for benefits. According to a new report by the nonprofit online news organization ProPublica and The Seattle times, the U.S. government sometimes has no official record that men and women actually served overseas. It sounds unlikely, but an investigation by the two news ...
... women as a group... JEFFREY BROWN: Why not? DAVID BROOKS: And why not? JEFFREY BROWN: Because here we are. DAVID BROOKS: It's easy for us to say. There are a couple of different demographics. It seems to me all that talk about Planned Parenthood appeals more toward college-educated ...
... the year before his assassination. MIKE WALLACE: Are you the least bit afraid of what might happen to you as a result of making these revelations? MALCOLM X, civil rights leader: Oh, yes. I probably am a dead man already. KWAME HOLMAN: Then came the years with "60 Minutes" and ...
... diaspora of talented Cuban actors, writers and producers that scattered through Latin America and began melding the American product with Latin American storytelling. But unlike U.S. soap operas, which ran for decades, telenovelas have a contained story arc, ending after a few seasons. This makes them highly marketable and ...
... he blames a secret U.S. bombing campaign for the rise of the Khmer Rouge and asked that King Sihanouk and Henry Kissinger, who was U.S. national security adviser and secretary of state in the last years of the Vietnam War, be brought to trial. His defense team said ...
In Montana, contractors have been working 12 hours a day to soak up what they can of the estimated 42,000 gallons of crude oil that escaped into the Yellowstone River from a broken ExxonMobil pipeline. Correspondent Tom Bearden reports from Laurel, Mont., on the cleanup effort and health concerns for humans and wildlife.
President Obama praised troops Friday at Fort Campbell, Ky., after a big victory in the long war against al-Qaida. Ray Suarez discusses the special military units that brought down Osama bin Laden with retired Navy Cmdr. Ryan Zinke, a former SEAL Team Six member, and retired Army Col. Kalev Sepp, a former Special Forces officer.
Fort Hood, the largest Army base in the United States, houses a Wounded Warrior Transition Brigade, where injured soldiers are nursed back to health and returned to the field or to civilian life.
Essayist Roger Rosenblatt reflects on the release of photographs of inmate abuse at the Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad and says that seeing is not always the only element in believing.
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