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U.S. court dismisses Cheney energy task force case
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday threw out a lawsuit that sought details about Vice President Dick Cheney's 2001 energy policy task ...
Halliburton gets bonus for Iraq work
By Sue Pleming / Reuters WASHINGTON - The U.S. Army said on Tuesday it had awarded $72 million in bonuses to Halliburton Co. for logistics ...
'Hardball with Chris Matthews' for May 9
Transcript to the Monday show / MSNBC CHRIS MATTHEWS, HOST: Tonight, the U.S. Army wants you. For the third month in a row, the U.S. ...
Camilo Mejia’s Long Journey of Conscience From Nicaragua, to Iraq, to Military Prison
By Ron Smith / Narco News Today events are occurring around the United States as part of the National Day of Action for GI Resisters. ...
Navy Petty Officer Third Class Pablo Paredes Issues Final Statement Prior to Wednesday’s Court Martial
(HISPANIC PR WIRE)--May 10, 2005 The following statement was issued today by Navy Petty Officer Third Class Pablo Paredes prior to his court martial trial ...
Bush's Call for Vote on Judges Adds Urgency to Filibuster Battle
By Jim VandeHei and Charles Babington / Washington Post President Bush yesterday called for an immediate vote on two of his most controversial judicial nominations, ...
Army revises weapons training
By Dave Moniz / USA Today WASHINGTON — The Army is toughening its safety training following 16 deaths and at least 121 injuries from accidental ...
DHS Considers Alternatives To Color-Coded Warnings
By John Mintz / Washington Post Responding to widespread criticism, Department of Homeland Security officials are considering changes to the color-coded terrorism warning system and ...
U.S. fears ceding intelligence agency to Iran-friendly Iraq
By Hannah Allam and Warren P. Strobel / Knight Ridder BAGHDAD, Iraq - The CIA has so far refused to hand over control of Iraq's ...
Elusive suicide bombers threaten Iraq's future
By Michael Georgy / Reuters BAGHDAD, May 10 - They do not fear death -- they seek it. They strike at will, killing or maiming ...
No. 2 at State Dept. Was Said to Put Restrictions on Bolton
By Douglas Jehl / New York Times WASHINGTON, May 9 - A new portrayal of John R. Bolton describes him as having so angered senior ...
Army Recruitee Tells Of False Promises
DENVER (CBS4) More allegations are emerging from CBS4's army recruiting investigation. A young man is sharing his story of how recruiters created false documents to ...
England talks about Iraq prisoner abuse after court martial halted
LONDON (AFP) - Lynndie England, the US soldier who posed in some of the worst Abu Ghraib prison abuse photos in Iraq, talked frankly about ...
New study probes lethal lottery of death row
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Why do some US murderers rot away for years on death row, while others get fast tracked to the killing chamber? The ...
Army, Marines miss recruiting goals again
More cash and appeals to parents, patriotism haven't reversed trend By Jim Miklaszewski / NBC News WASHINGTON - Pentagon officials say it's not a crisis, ...
Readers complain, but Wash. Post ombudsman mum on lack of coverage of U.K.-Iraq memo
By Josh Kalven / Media Matters In his weekly column, Washington Post ombudsman Michael Getler reported without comment that readers had criticized the newspaper for ...
US claims success in Iraq border offensive
By Michael Howard / Guardian American troops have killed about 100 insurgents in the first 48 hours of a large-scale offensive against the hideouts of ...
RADIATION & TORTURE
THE MARCH OF FREEDOM Almost 12,000 Iraqis are already behind bars and the US is planning for more, investing $50 million in expanding three detention ...
US Marines recall body armor amid safety questions
By Will Dunham / Reuters WASHINGTON - The U.S. Marine Corps has recalled body armor given to thousands of troops fighting in Iraq because of ...
A New Political Setback for Iraq's Cabinet
By Richard A. Oppel Jr. / New York Times BAGHDAD, Iraq, May 8 - One of four Sunni Arabs picked this weekend to join Iraq's ...
Iran Confirms Uranium-To-Gas Conversion
By Ali Akbar Dareini / Associated Press TEHRAN, Iran - Iran confirmed for the first time Monday that it converted 37 tons of raw uranium ...
The Quagmire
As the Iraq war drags on, it's beginning to look a lot like Vietnam By Robert Dreyfuss / Rolling Stone The news from Iraq is ...
Name Withheld Pending Notification
By Cindy Sheehan / LeeRockwell.com When I woke up this morning, the "official" death count in Iraq was 1576. The first thing I do in ...
Soldier lifts lid on Camp Delta
For the first time, an army insider blows the whistle on human rights abuses at Guantánamo By Paul Harris / Guardian An American soldier has ...
Rebels Said to Have Pool of Bomb-Rigged Cars
By Eric Schmitt / New York Times WASHINGTON, May 8 - Insurgents in Iraq are drawing on dozens of stockpiled, bomb-rigged cars and groups of ...
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