Iowa Voters Bring Antiwar Message Into the Mainstream

Ron Paul placed third in the Iowa Republican Caucuses, trialing closely behind Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum. The only antiwar candidate reaped tens of thousands votes in the first campaign event of the pro-war party. Paul didn’t come in first place, due apparently to...

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Mexican Police Tortured Five Drug Gang Detainees

Five alleged members of a Mexican drug gang were tortured by Mexican police after being detained in the killings of two agents and a car-bomb attack in Ciudad Juarez. The abuse has become typical of the Washington-backed approach Mexico has been taking in its "war on...

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Mubarak Charges May Be Dropped, Some Speculate

As Egypt's ousted President Hosni Mubarak returns to trial this week there is speculation that his charges of corruption and mass murder will be dropped. Egyptian prosecutors are currently preparing their final arguments at a court in Cairo, where the former U.S....

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At a Glance, the Failure in Afghanistan

Three NATO troops were killed by a roadside bomb this week in eastern Afghanistan, the coalition reported on Wednesday. The deaths took place on Tuesday of this week, but information on it was not released immediately, and the International Security Assistance Force...

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Foreign Business in Iraq Quadrupled in 2011

U.S. investment and business in Iraq quadrupled in 2011, along with huge gains for foreign businesses overall. Iraq's oil industry in particular is attracting foreign companies as Iraq's government spends billions of dollars to upgrade infrastructure to make the...

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Libya’s NTC Has Yet to Deal With Militias

The interim government in Libya has so far failed to deal with the issue of disparate groups of militias that remain organized in independent and defiant brigades throughout the country and who are now demanding top roles in government. The militias, basically armed...

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