Spin of Wheel May Determine Judge in 9/11 Case
New York Times - Fri Nov 27, 5:16 pm ETThe judge who will preside at the trial of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and four other terror suspects may be randomly assigned.
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Silverman's Program Extends
IGN DVD - Wed Nov 25, 7:45 pm ETSarah's second volume of season two.
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Obama vows to 'finish the job' in Afghanistan
AFP via Yahoo! News - Tue Nov 24, 2:45 pm ETPresident Barack Obama, vowing to "finish the job" in Afghanistan, promised Tuesday he would soon announce his decision on sending tens of thousands more US troops to battle Al-Qaeda and the Taliban.
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Soccer Team’s Struggle Is Parable of Life in Iraq
New York Times - Tue Nov 24, 1:33 pm ETThe International Federation of Association Football suspended Iraq’s soccer team, charging the government with interference in the affairs of the board that oversees the team.
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Some Lackawanna Six members protected
WIVB Buffalo - Wed Nov 25, 1:16 pm ETSome of the six men convicted in one of the nation's first major terror related cases following the Sept. 11 attacks have sought special government witness protection.
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Services Are Wednesday For Fort Hood Shooting Victim
KBTX 3 Bryan - College Station - Wed Nov 25, 12:37 pm ETAnother victim of the Nov. 5 Fort Hood shooting rampage will be laid to rest Wednesday at Arlington National Cemetery.
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CNN - Obama To Detail Afghanistan Troop Plan
WSB-TV 2 Atlanta - Wed Nov 25, 12:29 pm ETPresident Obama Will Announce His Troop Strategy For Afghanistan In A Speech At 8 P.M. ET Tuesday At West Point, The White House Says.
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President Obama stuck in muck with pledge to 'finish the job' in Afghanistan
New York Daily News - Wed Nov 25, 2:56 am ETPresident Obama hinted Tuesday that the cavalry is coming when he boldly stated he intends to "finish the job" in Afghanistan 's eight-year war. But he may live to regret setting such a high bar with his mystery war plan.
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The Danger of Delay in Afghan Policymaking
Foreign Relations - Wed Nov 25, 9:22 am ETAs U.S. President Barack Obama and his top aides complete a study on U.S. operations in Afghanistan, the original coordinator of that policy, Bruce Riedel , warns of the consequences of delaying new action.
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8 charged with running terror ring
Washington Post - Tue Nov 24, 7:14 am ETSuspects accused of recruiting 20 youth in Minnesota to join extremist group in Somalia.
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Soccer in Iraq: Another Field for Argument
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Wed Nov 25, 2:26 am ETBAGHDAD -- Iraq's national soccer team has certainly endured hardship. Saddam Hussein had players beaten after losses. And the war that deposed him forced them into exile, after extremists started killing sports figures. Their first game at home in years was just this summer -- against the Palestinians, the only team willing to come here during a war.
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OUR VIEW: Our future in Afghanistan
The Standard-Times - Wed Nov 25, 11:11 am ETAmerica will "finish the job" in Afghanistan, President Barack Obama said yesterday. The job will almost certainly require more troops, and he plans to announce the number next week.
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Federal charges against Somali men offer clues, raise questions
Pioneer Press - Wed Nov 25, 1:16 am ETShortly after sunrise Oct. 8, a taxi pulled up to the world's busiest border crossing, at San Ysidro, Calif., and two men climbed out.
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Weasels, skunks and jackals: Venezuela 's Hugo Chavez loves vermin of all kinds
New York Daily News - Tue Nov 24, 7:55 pm ETVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez has his heroes and a nasty-as-hell lot they are. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , exporter of terror, nuclear madman and anti-Semite? Check. Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe , brutal, racist dictator?.
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Chilcot Inquiry Told: Few Links From Saddam to al-Qaida After 9/11
CommonDreams.org - Wed Nov 25, 8:29 am ETby James Meikle and Richard Norton-Taylor There was no evidence of any serious co-operation between Saddam Hussein's regime and al-Qaida after the 9/11 attacks, and contacts before had been sporadic, senior civil servants told the Iraq war inquiry in London today . Iraq did not want to be associated with the attacks and was not a natural ally of the terrorists, the civil servants said, as they ...
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U.S. says men ran terror network
Washington Post - Tue Nov 24, 12:00 am ETFederal authorities unsealed terrorism-related charges against eight men Monday, accusing them of recruiting at least 20 young Somali Americans from Minnesota to join an extremist Islamist insurgency in Somalia.
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