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Hughes Diplomatic Doctrine Still Rankles
Writing for Truthout, William Fisher says, "A senior State Department official who resigned in 2003 to protest the American invasion of Iraq is charging that the public diplomacy efforts of Bush confidante... ...
Who Should Be IMPEACHED First? How About Gonzales?
JOIN THE NEW YORK TIMES IN CALLING FOR IMPEACHMENT OF GONZALES The New York Times published an editorial over the weekend concluding that when the founders created the remedy of impeachment, "Mr. Gonzales's... ...
Seven-year-old terrorist?
Seven-year-old Muslim boy stopped in US three times on suspicion of being a terrorist. http://tinyurl. com/32bff8 U.S. diplomat accused of anti-Arab comments retires A U.S. diplomat accused of having... ...
Commerce, Treasury Funds Helped Boost GOP Campaigns
Marisa Taylor and Kevin G. Hall report for McClatchy Newspapers that "top Commerce and Treasury Department officials appeared with Republican candidates and doled out millions in federal money in battleground... ...
Amateur Hour on Iran
The New York Times writes, "The dangers posed by Iran are serious, and America needs to respond with serious policies, not more theatrics. Labeling Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps as a foreign terrorist... ...
Beyond Padilla terror case, huge legal issues
"This is the hallmark of an authoritarian state," says Larry Johnson, a former State Department counterterrorism official and former analyst at the Central Intelligence Agency. http://www.csmoni tor.com/2007/0815/p01s08-u sju.html How... ...
US turns heat up on Iran
Although Iran itself is labelled a "state sponsor of terrorism" by the US State Department, this would be the first time that a national military force had been described as a "terrorist" group. http://news.bbc.co .uk/1/hi/world/americas/69 47616.stm... ...
Former US Attorney Wary of Gonzales's New Powers
Jason Leopold reports for Truthout: "Paul Charlton, the former US attorney for Arizona who was fired last year for refusing Justice Department orders to seek the death penalty in a drug-related murder... ...
Gonzales Could Get Power to Speed Up States' Executions
Richard B. Schmitt of the Los Angeles Times reports, "The Justice Department is putting the final touches on regulations that could give Atty. Gen. Alberto R. Gonzales important new sway over death penalty... ...
Iraq: US Officials Will Ask for More Time
Steven R. Hurst reports for The Associated Press: "The military and diplomatic public relations machines are running full bore. The message: 'Things are getting better, but we need more time.' Pushing... ...