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Geronimo’s kin sue Skull and Bones over remains
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Associated Press
Geronimo’s kin sue Skull and Bones over remains
Published - Feb 18 2009 02:36PM PST
By STEPHANIE REITZ - Associated Press Writer
Geronimo’s kin sue Skull and Bones over remains
Published - Feb 18 2009 02:36PM PST
By STEPHANIE REITZ - Associated Press Writer
Geronimo’s descendants have sued Skull and Bones _ the secret society at Yale University linked to presidents and other powerful figures _ claiming that its members stole the remains of the legendary Apache leader decades ago and have kept them ever since…
Unrest in Caribbean has roots in slavery past
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Unrest in Caribbean has roots in slavery past
Published - Feb 22 2009 04:51PM PST
By JONATHAN M…
Guantanamo detainee freed after 4 years in prison
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Guantanamo detainee freed after 4 years in prison
Published - Feb 23 2009 03:07PM PST
By PAISLEY DODDS - Associated Press Writer
Binyam Mohamed, 30, foreground, a British resident who has been held at Guantanamo Bay for more than four years, covers his face as he leaves RAF Northolt in west London Monday Feb…
Feds explore taking bigger stakes in shaky banks
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Feds explore taking bigger stakes in shaky banks
Published - Feb 23 2009 04:06PM PST
By JEANNINE AVERSA - AP Economics Writer
Citigroup Center is seen in New York, Monday, Feb. 23, 2009. Citigroup Inc…
Obama OKs about 17,000 more troops for Afghanistan
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Obama OKs about 17,000 more troops for Afghanistan
By ANNE GEARAN – Feb 17, 2009
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama approved adding some 17,000 U.S…
Officials: Most troops out of Iraq in 18 months
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Officials: Most troops out of Iraq in 18 months
Published - Feb 24 2009 08:14PM PST
By PAMELA HESS and ANNE GEARAN - Associated Press Writers
In this June 22, 2003 file photo, a US Apache attack helicopter provides cover to a US military convoy as they travel along the highway at Hit, Iraq, 150 kilometers (90 miles) northwest of Baghdad , Iraq…
Sudan’s president: Arrest warrant a conspiracy hmmm
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Sudan’s president: Arrest warrant a conspiracy
Published - Mar 05 2009 01:40AM PST
By SARAH EL DEEB - Associated Press Writer
Speaking for the first time since he became wanted, al-Bashir told a Cabinet meeting that the court, the United Nations and international organizations operating in Sudan were “tools of the new colonialism” meant to bring Sudan and its resources under control…
CIA destroyed 12 harsh interrogation tapes
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CIA destroyed 12 harsh interrogation tapes
Published - Mar 06 2009 10:22PM PST
By DEVLIN BARRETT - Associated Press Writer
w The CIA destroyed a dozen videotapes of harsh interrogations of terror suspects, according to documents filed Friday in a lawsuit over the government’s treatment of detainees…
1 in 50 American children experiences homelessness
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1 in 50 American children experiences homelessness
Published - Mar 10 2009 02:28AM PST
By DAVID CRARY - AP National Writer
This graphic shows rating of states’ efforts on homeless children policies; living situations and breakdown of school-aged homeless children
One of every 50 American children experiences homelessness, according to a new report that says most states have inadequate plans to address the worsening and often-overlooked problem…
Swine flu in Mexico
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Fear, anger and fatalism over swine flu in Mexico
Published - Apr 25 2009 12:23AM PST
By ALEXANDRA OLSON - Associated Press Writer
(AP Photo/Gregory Bull)
A man, wearing a surgical mask ,passes a mural in Mexico City, Mexico, Friday, April 24, 2009…
Credit card legislation faces Senate test
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(AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
Rep. John Tierney, D-Mass., left, Rep. Maurice Hinchey, D-N.Y., center, and Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt…
US women’s families ask NKorea to show compassion
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US women’s families ask NKorea to show compassion
Published - Jun 09 2009 02:18AM PDT
By VIJAY JOSHI - Associated Press Writers
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California sprouts ‘green rush’ from marijuana
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California sprouts ‘green rush’ from marijuana
Published - Jul 18 2009 11:02AM PDT
By MARCUS WOHLSEN and LISA LEFF - Associated Press Writers
(AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)
In this May 20, 2009 photo, Tom Romero packs one-eighth-ounce bags of medical marijuana at The Green Door dispensary in San Francisco…
Fines proposed for going without health insurance
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Fines proposed for going without health insurance
Published - Sep 08 2009 08:22PM PDT
By RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR - Associated Press Writer
(AP Photo/Harry Hamburg)
Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont…
FBI denies editing Oklahoma City bombing tapes
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FBI denies editing Oklahoma City bombing tapes
Published - Sep 30 2009 08:31PM PDT
By TIM TALLEY - Associated Press Writer
(AP Photo/FBI via the Oklahoman)
This frame grab taken from security video released by the FBI and provided to The Oklahoman shows damage to a nearby building shortly after the bombing of the Alfred P…
Blackwater tied to CIA raids
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NYT: Blackwater tied to CIA raids
Workers took part in missions to capture or kill militants, officials say
By James Risen and Mark Mazzetti
The New York Times
updated 6:53 p.m. PT, Thurs., Dec …
Haiti’s Children Adrift in World of Chaos
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Haiti’s Children Adrift in World of Chaos
Ozier Muhammad/The New York Times
Published: January 26, 2010
CROIX DES BOUQUETS, Haiti — Not long after 14-year-old Daphne Joseph escaped her collapsed house on the day of the earthquake, she boarded a crowded jitney with her uncle and crawled in traffic toward the capital, where her single mother sold beauty products in the Tête Boeuf marketplace…
Brazilian soldiers spray tear gas at crowd of Haitians rushing for food aid
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Brazilian soldiers spray tear gas at crowd of Haitians rushing for food aid
By Peter Slevin and William Booth
Washington Post Staff Writers
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI — Brazilian soldiers sprayed tear gas on a crush of Haitians seeking food from relief workers Tuesday, as international aid groups struggled to match the extraordinary demand for food two weeks after this country’s paralyzing earthquake…
Crowds seeking aid in Haiti met with pepper spray and rubber bullets
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From The Times OnLine
January 27, 2010
Crowds seeking aid in Haiti met with pepper spray and rubber bullets
United Nations troops used pepper spray yesterday to hold off a crowd of hungry Haitians queueing for food at a makeshift camp in the grounds of the wrecked presidential palace…
Mandela’s release celebrated, 20 years on
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Mandela’s release celebrated, 20 years on
Nelson Mandela walks free from prison
Nelson Mandela will make a rare public appearance on Thursday to hear South Africa’s state-of-the-nation address, 20 years after his release from prison triggered the fall of apartheid…
