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40 years after, Watergate crimes remain relevant
... targets for audits and other attacks - and the late Leonard Woodcock ... war, passed after the Sept. 11, 2001 al-Qaeda attacks. He said it ...
Flight attendants petition to ban small knives on planes
... instituted after the Sept. 11, 2001 al-Qaeda terrorist attacks on New York ... can still be used to attack passengers and flight attendants. We ...
For first time, U.S. House calls for ending Afghanistan war
... , including six members from Texas, 11 from Florida and four of ... administration sweeping powers after the Sept. 11 terrorist attack. Photo: A member of ...
Snowden and our civil liberties
... unfortunate history of repression and attacks on civil liberties, carried out ... , enacted in 2001 following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Among other things, the ...
Media unions “heartsick” over journalists murdered doing their job
... journalists killed by the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks that destroyed the World ... North Tower while photographing the attack. Photo: Reporter Alison Parker and ...
Portugal: the left takes charge
... government. That maneuver lasted just 11 days. When Coelho introduced a ... Party). Plan B was launched Sept. 11 by five key figures in ... is not. No one openly attacks Syriza, but most supported Popular ...
Iraq veteran says soldiers turning against war
... combat infantryman in the initial attack on Iraq four years ago ... change in their attitude since Sept. 11, 2001. Basically, what I’m ...
Peace rally rocks church
... ., and is not linked to Sept. 11, Al Qaeda or the anthrax ... spend $200 billion to attack Iraq? Why do we have ...
Labor hits Bush war drive
... friends and co-workers on Sept. 11, but those who are focused ... immigrants and American citizens by attacking the rights of workers to ...
Memphis 1968: We remember
... march down Main Street, police attacked, wielding clubs, spraying mace, and ... goodwill towards this nation after Sept. 11. Even more will be squandered ...
