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What Every American Should Know About Iraq
"Instead of arguing against the war, I will try to offer a fairly complete account of the relevant facts one might wish to consider when evaluating Americas policy in Iraq. Especi...
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U.S. Death Toll in Iraq Passes 3,500!
At least 3,501 U.S. service-members have been killed since the beginning of the war, according to an Associated Press count. They include at least 23 American deaths during the fir...
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The Haymarket Affair Digital Collection!
Today is the 121st Anniversary of the Haymarket Affair. The Chicago Historical Society has created this digital collection to provide on-line access to its primary source materials...
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Haymarket Police Monument Makes Comeback!
"The statue honoring the policemen killed in the Haymarket riots of 1886, presently in protective custody after repeated attempts to blow it up, will once again be put on public d...
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The Shadow War In Iraq! By: Jeremy Scahill
"The 145,000 active duty U.S. forces are nearly matched by occupation personnel that currently come from companies like Blackwater USA and the former Halliburton subsidiary KBR, wh...
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Ad-Hoc Pension Increase For Certain at$t Employees!
Download PDF document from C&T Vice President Ralph Maly for more information....
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Ad-Hoc Pension Increase For Certain at$t Retirees!
Download PDF memo from Ralph Maly, CWA C&T VP, for more information....
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Senior Bush Official Linked to Escort Service Resigns
"A biography of Tobias was removed from the USAID Web site, but an archived version shows that before joining the State Department, Tobias had been CEO of drug manufacturer Eli Lil...
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A Failure In Generalship! By: Lt.Col. Paul Yingling
"Perhaps the most rewarding aspect of being part of the team that created the "new AFJ" (Armed Forces Journal) is seeing the ever-growing and enthusiastic response to the mission w...
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04/27/07 at$t Inc. Chairman/CEO Ed Whitacre To Retire!
Edward Whitacre, AT&T Inc.'s chairman and chief executive who presided over numerous acquisitions and grew the company into the largest telecommunications operator in the world, is...
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