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U.S. and Iran: Basra Team-Up?
The U.S. now finds itself on the same "team" with the Iranian government. http://tinyurl .com/2nnkn4 Iraq implodes as Shia fights Shia Mr Sadr's followers believe the government is trying to eliminate... ...
Heavy Fighting Rocks Iraq's Basra City
Agence France-Presse reports: "Heavy fighting erupted in a bastion of Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr's militia in Basra on Thursday, witnesses said, as military operations against gunmen in the southern... ...
Across Iraq, battles erupt with Mahdi Army
The US blames the latest attacks on rogue Mahdi Army elements tied to Iran, but analysts say the spike in fighting with Shiite militants potentially opens a second front in the war when the American military... ...
Stop the Real ID Act!
FreedomWorks by staff 03/20/08 The federal government is trying to bully states into accepting the Real ID Act, which would create a national identity card. So far, Governor Mark Sanford has rightly... ...
Weak dollar costs U.S. economy its No. 1 spot
The U.S. economy lost the title of "world's biggest" to the euro zone this week as the value of the dollar slumped in currency markets. http://www.reute rs.com/article/idUSL149197 1920080314 U.S. faces... ...
Mr. Blackledge's Black Helicopters
By Scott Horton This weekend, the darkness continues to descend in Washington, the powers of the state continue to grow and the mechanisms of accountability rot away unused. Americans are focused on... ...
Latin American Crisis "Made in the USA"
By Bill Van Auken One would never guess that Washington had any role in the bloody events on the Colombian-Ecuadoran border. The Bush administration portrays itself-and is largely portrayed by a compliant... ...
As South American Rivers Dry Up, Miners Tap Ocean
Terry Wade, Reuters, "Vast mines in Peru and Chile that supply the world with crucial metals have started to pump water from the Pacific Ocean high into the Andes Mountains because of chronic water shortages... ...
When the terrorists were ‘our guys’
Consortium News by Robert Parry 02/22/08 Newly obtained U.S. government records reveal that in 1976 — when George H.W. Bush was CIA director — the U.S. government looked the other way as U.S.-based Cuban... ...
US troops under curfew in Okinawa after protests
Independent [UK] 02/21/08 The southern Japanese island of Okinawa is in uproar after a series of incidents involving American troops, including two alleged rapes that have strained ties between Washington... ...