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The Secret American-Iranian Security Deal In Iraq
Arab online newspaper published in London, is the only newspaper to report this a week ago but I waited few days to see if...
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Fingerprint Scanners Help Companies Track Workers
NEW YORK (AP) ― Some workers are doing it at Dunkin’ Donuts, at Hilton hotels, even at Marine Corps bases. Employees...
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MoD: British soldiers breached Iraqi’s human rights
British soldiers breached the human rights of an Iraqi who died while in UK custody in Basra more than four years ago, the...
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U.S., Canada violated rights of Gitmo detainee
OTTAWA – The U.S. is violating international norms by holding a Canadian former child soldier at Guantanamo Bay, his lawyers...
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Blackwater’s Employment Investigated
House oversight committee Chairman Henry A. Waxman expanded his effort yesterday to investigate private security contractor...
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In Iraq, Was I a Torturer? Asks Soldier
When 27-year-old Ben Allbright returned from Iraq, he was treated like a hero. But he is haunted by the “harsh interrogations”...
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Children in care to get Biometric IDs
Children in care should get school photos and passports, Ministers said yesterday, as they launched plans designed to give...
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Don’t extend DNA database, says minister
The DNA database should probably not be extended and should certainly never become universal, Home Office Minister Tony McNulty...
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‘Saddam paid for Congressmen trip’
Saddam Hussein’s intelligence agency had secretly financed a trip to Iraq by US lawmakers before the US invasion, federal...
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Bid to keep MPs’ expenses under wraps
THE lengthy stand-off over MPs’ expenses was heading for the High Court last night after the House of Commons launched...
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CCTV cameras not capturing many crimes
San Francisco’s 68 controversial anti-crime cameras haven’t deterred criminals from committing assaults, sex...




