C'mon,
WHO OR WHAT DICTATES THE RELEASES THAT THIS NEWS SERVICE [AND I USE THE TERM LOOSELY ] RELEASES FOR PUBLIC CONSUMPTION.
Do you truly believe that this is Journalism at it's finest. Or do you feel it is controlled release of information. Be honest now as well as
objective. And above all do not be influenced by politics.
I know, FAT CHANCE!!!!!!!!!!!
C'monHamdi returns to Saudi Arabia
NORFOLK, Va. � A U.S. citizen who was captured on the Afghanistan battlefield and held without charges for nearly three years has been freed and
returned to Saudi Arabia on Monday, his lawyer said.
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Shiite fighters turn in arms
BAGHDAD � Two soldiers from Task Force Baghdad were killed and five wounded Monday in a rocket attack in southern Baghdad, the military said.
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American, Norwegian win Nobel
STOCKHOLM, Sweden � Finn E. Kydland and Edward C. Prescott won the 2004 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences on Monday for their work in
determining the consistency of economic policy and the driving force behind business cycles worldwide.
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Oil-for-food plan corrupted
The United Nations imposed economic sanctions on Iraq after its invasion of Kuwait in 1990. The sanctions were modified in 1996, when the oil-for-food
program was created to address the suffering of Iraqis.
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Afghans cast historic vote
KABUL, Afghanistan � This nation's first presidential election took a step toward legitimacy Sunday when Afghan and international officials
celebrated the turnout of millions of voters and offered qualified praise for a process critics said was flawed.
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Israel: Terror group behind blasts
JERUSALEM � Israeli officials suspect that Thursday's car bombings at two Egyptian resorts filled with Israeli vacationers were engineered by a large
international terrorist organization.
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Rumsfeld: Pull-back possible
AL ASAD AIR BASE, Iraq � The United States may be able to reduce its troop levels in Iraq after the January elections if security improves and Iraqi
government forces continue to expand and improve, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said Sunday.
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