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Army: Alleged Wikileaker Swiped Thousands of Files

By Andrea StoneJul 6th 2010 – 5:11PM
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WASHINGTON (July 6) -- The Army intelligence analyst accused of leaking a classified video of a U.S. helicopter strike in Iraq to a whistle-blower website also allegedly stole State Department cables and Defense Department PowerPoints, according to criminal charges released today. Pfc. Bradley Manning, 22, of Potomac,...

Opinion: Seven Years Later, Iraq War Bearing Fruit

Mar 19th 2010 – 2:40PM
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(March 19) -- Less than two weeks ago, 12 million Iraqis went to the polls to vote for a new parliament. The results are still trickling in, and the process of choosing a new president, prime minister and cabinet may well take months. In haste to report on a slowly developing story and befuddled by the chaos that is...

Murtha's Legacy: From Vietnam Vet to Pork King

By Sharon WeinbergerFeb 8th 2010 – 6:00PM
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AP

(Feb. 8) – John Murtha, the Democratic representative from Pennsylvania, was a decorated Vietnam War veteran, an influential congressman and a passionate critic of the Iraq war. As the head of the Defense Appropriations Subcommittee, Murtha was a powerful lawmaker known for his ability to trade favors. And as the...

War, Lies and HuffPo: Vet's Tall Tale Coming Undone

By Mara GayFeb 4th 2010 – 6:07PM
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(Feb. 4) -- Iraq war veteran Luis Carlos Montalván would rather be the storyteller. Instead, he's become the story. The decorated soldier-turned-Huffington Post blogger positioned himself as the perfect crusader for the growing anti-war movement after he returned from a second tour of Iraq in 2003. He wrote dozens of...

Female Suicide Bomber Kills 46 in Baghdad

Feb 1st 2010 – 7:11AM

BAGHDAD (Feb. 1) -- A female suicide bomber walking among Shiite pilgrims in Baghdad detonated an explosives belt on Monday, killing at least 46 people and wounding more than 122, officials said. The bombing was the first major strike this year against pilgrims making their way to the southern city of Karbala to mark a...

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