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Feb 01

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News Wrap: Suicide Blast Kills at Least 54 in Iraq

In other news Monday, a suicide bombing in Baghdad killed at least 54 Iraqis, and the Justice Department moved forward on an investigation involving the Blackwater security firm.

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Jan 04

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News Wrap: 5 Americans Held in Pakistan Deny al-Qaida Ties

In other news, five U.S. men detained in Pakistan for their alleged terrorist ties have denied charges against them, and Iraq's prime minister said he would seek punishment for five American security contractors accused of killing 14 civilians in Baghdad…

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Dec 31

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Blackwater Guards Cleared of Charges; Prosecution Could Appeal

A federal judge dismissed charges against five Blackwater guards accused of killing seven Iraqis in 2007. Matt Apuzzo of the Associated Press speaks with Ray Suarez about the developments.

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Dec 08

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Government Pursues Charges Against Blackwater Guards in Iraqis’ Deaths

Federal charges against five Blackwater Worldwide guards were unsealed Monday in relation to a 2007 incident in Baghdad that left 14 Iraqis dead and another 20 injured. NPR reporter Dina Temple-Raston discusses the charges and the legal strategy on both…

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Oct 30

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Iraqis Move to End Contractor Immunity in Blackwater Backlash

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An Iraqi bill to end foreign security contractors' immunity from prosecution is headed to a parliamentary vote after Iraq's cabinet approved the draft law Tuesday.

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Oct 05

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Shields and Brooks Look at Detention Policy, Election Race

Lawmakers lashed out over secret memos on interrogation tactics, and presidential hopefuls reported fund raising figures this week. NewsHour political analysts Mark Shields and David Brooks discuss these issues and other political news of the week.

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Oct 04

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Investigators Seek More Facts on Blackwater Shootout

Investigations continue over the Sept. 16 Baghdad shootout involving private security firm Blackwater USA, with an Iraqi probe claiming that at least 13 civilians died in the incident. A New York Times reporter in Baghdad provides an update on the…

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Oct 02

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Blackwater Chief Defends Security Work in Iraq

The head of Blackwater USA, the private security firm implicated in a series of deadly firefights in Iraq, defended his employees' actions before a Congressional committee Tuesday, saying his firm had acted properly "at all times." Two top members of…

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Sep 18

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Security Contractors Questioned After Blackwater Shooting

The Iraqi Cabinet said Tuesday it would review the status of all foreign security companies following the alleged killing of eight civilians by security firm Blackwater USA. Two experts consider the ramifications.

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Sep 17

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Iraq Pulls License of U.S. Security Contractor

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The Iraqi government said it will no longer allow the U.S. security contractor Blackwater USA to work in the country, following an open-fire incident in a Baghdad neighborhood Sunday that killed at least eight civilians.

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