Articles from 'March 2007'
Camp Casey Easter Update
Hey you Camp Casey folks: Get your mudboots and come on to Camp Casey!!!! They can't Rain Out a Revolution! Camp Casey may be under ...
W.House slams planned Syria trip by House speaker
By Jeremy Pelofsky / Reuters WASHINGTON - The Bush administration on Friday condemned plans by U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to visit Syria and possibly ...
Talabani lashes out at US policy in Iraq under 'occupation'
RIYADH (AFP) - Iraqi President Jalal Talabani said on Thursday that the US-led invasion of his country four years ago had turned into an occupation ...
U.S. blamed for deadly day in Iraq by some Shiites
By Laura King / Los Angeles Times BAGHDAD — Angry rhetoric in some Shiite Muslim mosques today blamed the United States for one of Iraq's ...
BYU OKs Cheney protest
Some students oppose letting him speak at commencement By Rosalie Westenskow / Deseret Morning News PROVO — An on-campus protest opposing the invitation of Vice ...
AP: Gen. tried to warn Bush on Tillman
By Scott Lindlaw / Associated Press SAN JOSE, Calif. - Just seven days after Pat Tillman's death, a top general warned there were strong indications ...
Date set for Rocky/Hannity showdown
By Jeremiah Stettler / Salt Lake Tribune A smack-down between Rocky Anderson and right-wing commentator Sean Hannity is back on, just weeks after Fox News ...
Baghdad Green Zone sees spike in mortars, rockets
BAGHDAD, March 28 (Reuters) - Insurgents have stepped up rocket and mortar attacks on Baghdad's international Green Zone where most Iraqi government offices and the ...
Militants attack Iraqi, U.S. forces with chlorine bombs
FALLUJA, Iraq (Reuters) - Insurgents with two chlorine truck bombs attacked a local government building in Falluja in western Iraq on Wednesday, the latest in ...
Worries grow over mental health of soldiers
Up to 20 percent of Iraq vets may have post-traumatic stress disorder Reuters WASHINGTON - Retired U.S. Navy medic Charlie Anderson twice thought about committing ...
Army Officer: Long-Term Morale a Concern
By Hope Yen / Associated Press WASHINGTON - The Army's new acting surgeon general said Tuesday she is concerned about long-term morale because the military ...
Lawmakers prod White House about Rove
By Laurie Kellman / Associated Press WASHINGTON - Lawmakers prodded the White House Wednesday for a new answer on whether President Bush's political adviser, Karl ...
Gonzales ducks questions
News conference cut short after he's asked about firings By Natasha Korecki / Chicago Sun-Times Attorney General Alberto Gonzales rushed out of a Chicago news ...
Wounded vets look to life after military at job fairs
Associated Press SAN ANTONIO, TX - The booths with colorful posters, logo-bearing trinkets and enthusiastic recruiters are like those at most jobs fairs, but here ...
Bush family hedges its bets for 2008
By Alexander Bolton / The Hill George’s and Jeb’s followers are lining up against each other in the 2008 presidential election. Many prominent GOP operatives ...
Horror follows troops home
By Tom Roeder and Cary Leider Vogrin / Colorado Springs Gazette FORT CARSON, CO - “Imagine you’re home in bed, sound asleep, then you wake ...
Parents and Peace Activists To Press School Officials
ABC-7 ROCKVILLE, Md. - A Montgomery County parents' group is joining peace activists in raising questions about military recruiting efforts on high school campuses. The ...
Aides to Bush told not to destroy e-mails
By Stephanie Kirchgaessner / Financial Times The Republican National Committee and chairman of George W. Bush's 2004 campaign have been ordered to preserve e-mails related ...
Gonzales aide to invoke Fifth Amendment
By Laurie Kellman / Associated Press WASHINGTON - Attorney General Alberto Gonzales' liaison with the White House will refuse to answer questions at upcoming Senate ...
Few Americans share Iraq war's sacrifices
By Gordon Lubold / Christian Science Monitor WASHINGTON - Ask Navy corpsman Adam Shepherd what he wants Americans to know about his service in Iraq ...
Rocket hits Baghdad Green Zone, shakes U.S. embassy
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A rocket landed in Baghdad's heavily fortified international Green Zone on Monday, rocking the U.S. embassy but causing no casualties, witnesses said. ...
'Congress and MoveOn' ...by Cindy Sheehan
THE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS HAS BETRAYED AMERICAN VOTERS, PROGRESSIVE SUPPORTERS, AND THE TROOPS IN IRAQ Gold Star Families for Peace THE DEMOCRATS ARE FUNDING IRAQ ESCALATION: ...
'Lead or Get Out of the Way' ...by Dan DeWalt
Over the dissent of their executive committee, Saturday the Vermont Democratic State Committee voted overwhelmingly to call on the Vermont Legislature to endorse an impeachment ...
Protester mom brings 'Hip Hop Not War' tour to Orangeburg
By Gene Zaleski / Times & Democrat “Military mom on a mission” is how Elaine Johnson is referred to by the U.S. troops she has ...
Americans keep Iraq war memorials up-to-date
By Scott Lindlaw / Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — The names of America’s war dead are etched in black marble with military precision, 46 to ...
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