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Halliburton Gets Contract For Possible Detention Camps In U.S.Martial law among fears in open-ended Department of Homeland Security contract for KBR to prepare building centers for "emergency influx of immigrants, or to support the rapid development of new programs"
FEMA Didn't Use Vehicles, Fed Workers Available For Katrina DisasterInterior Department offered boats, aircraft, bulldozers and 400 law enforcement personnel
Neocons See Iran's President As A 'Godsend'Best Über-villain since Saddam
Brit Spy Ring In Moscow Puts NGOs Under SuspicionLess than 2 weeks after Putin accused aid groups of fronting spies, money-launderers
Arrest Of Enterpreneur Shakes Japan's Political, Financial WorldsT-shirt clad businessman was poster boy for Japan's new capitalism
The Fortunate Brother: Making A Business Out Of Being BushNeil Bush is all about taking advantage of the family name
U.S. Misses Key Message In Bin Laden "Truce" OfferTelling U.S. and the world that this is a political, not a religious war
Two Groups Sue To Stop NSA WiretapsAs Al Gore accuses Bush of "repeatedly and insistently breaking the law"
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Canada's Conservatives Win Narrow VictoryUnlikely to push right-wing social agenda
U.S. Tried To Pressure Iran With Media DisinfoThreats of imminent attack on Iran began over a year ago via stories in European, Turkish press
U.S. Forgets It Started Iran's Nuke ProgramAfter 1972 and the oil crisis, the United States was rabidly pursuing investment opportunities in Iran, including selling nuclear power plants
Bolivia's New President Vows To Fight U.S. Policies" We are fighting for our water rights, for our right to plant coca, for control over our national resources"
Will U.S. Drug Warriors Allow Bolivia To Create A Coca Economy?"Coca is not cocaine," Bolivia's new president says. "The producer of coca leaf is not a drug trafficker and the consumer is not an addict, this must be clear"
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Little Sympathy For Tribes Exploited By Ambramoff From Other IndiansNative American media say that several Indian tribes are players, not victims
European Bird Flu Fears Grow Over Cases In TurkeyVirus takes a giant leap from East Asia to Turkey
As Bush looks to remote country as new base for U.S. operations in central Asia
Military Confidence In Bush Hits New Low54% approval from mainly Republican troops -- far lower than civilian GOP
Iraq War Poster Boy Becomes PTSD Poster BoyPicture-perfect "Marlboro Man" GI among the walking wounded
Cheney's 20-Year History Of Secret SurveillanceWas key player in doomsday war games that suspended the constitution
Bush Domestic Spying Old NewsTargets in the past were Muslim extremists, Communists, peace activists, black radicals, civil rights leaders and drug peddlers
Russia Accuses NGOs Of Fronting Spies, Money-LaunderersNew law will require groups to re-register with Justice Ministry, limit activities
More Women Forced Into Prostitution In Post-Soviet States500 - 700,000 women and children forced into sexual slavery ever year around the globe
Pedophiles Target Vietnam's Poverty-Driven Child Sex IndustryFormer British pop singer Gary Glitter among influx of foreign tourists
Everyone Wants A Piece Of Martin Luther King Jr.Everyone with a social and political ax to grind wants a piece of the fallen legend
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SHOW US THE PICTURES, GEORGEBy now, you know that the White House has refused to release those "grip-and-grin" photographs of President Bush with disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff at various White House functions. It would be silly but for the fact that it's so emblematic of this administration's regal, arrogant attitude toward the public and its right to know.The president, with visions of Monica on the rope line dancing in his head, told last week's press conference, "Those pictures will be used for pure political purposes and they're not relevant to the investigation." Ah, the imperial presidency. Except that in this case, instead of "Off with their heads!" it's "Off with their headshots." C'mon, President Bush, break out the snaps of you and Abramoff. Let's see 'em. And while we're at it, give us the dates of and names of those in attendance at the White House "staff-level" meetings Abramoff attended
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