Iraq After Saddam

Military Judge Frees Marine in Iraq Murder Case

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Transcript: Wikileaks Afghanistan docs 'alarming'
In a Monday briefing, White House spokesman Robert Gibbs says it's "alarming" to find so many "top-secret documents" from the U.S. military in Afghanistan publicly available, thanks to the document-sharing site.
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Wikileaks releases massive set of Afghan war files
Document-leaking group releases tens of thousands of classified files to newspapers including the U.K. Guardian, which calls it a "devastating portrait of the failing war in Afghanistan."
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Reid Makes a Promise to Dan Choi for Gay Rights
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid Appeals to Liberals with a Commitment to Gay Rights and Filibuster Reform
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Petraeus Picks McMaster to Join Afghanistan Team
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Education Makes a Comeback in Helmand Province
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Clock Ticking on Dems' To-Do List
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Working to make combat soldiers' lives easier
Road Trip 2010: BBN Technologies is often said to be the place that invented the Internet. Now it's owned by Raytheon and working on innovations designed to protect combat troops, and help them communicate.
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Syria Bans Face-Covering Veils in Universities
Wary of Islamist Movements, Secular Gov't Bans the Niqab Worn by Some Muslim Women
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Wikileaks editor skips NYC hacker event
Julian Assange, public face of a Web site that posted a video embarrassing to the U.S. military, doesn't seem to want to get too friendly with inquisitive Homeland Security agents.
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