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Klamath Dam Decision Put off by Secretary Salazar

By Staff on Feb 28, 2012   National  

Klamath Dam Decision Put off by Secretary Salazar

Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announced yesterday that the decision on the controversial Klamath River dam removal project has been postponed. A new date for a decision has yet to be announced.

UN Temporarily Relocates Staff from Northern Afghan Office after Attack

By United Nations on Feb 27, 2012   World  

UN Temporarily Relocates Staff from Northern Afghan Office after Attack

27 February 2012 – The United Nations said today it is relocating international staff from its office in the northern province of Kunduz which was attacked this weekend, reportedly by protesters angry over last week’s burning of copies of the Koran by United States soldiers.

ICE and CBP Return Illegally Exported Cultural Artifacts to Guatemala

By Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Feb 27, 2012   World  

ICE and CBP Return Illegally Exported Cultural Artifacts to Guatemala

WASHINGTON — Eight artifacts that were illegally exported from Guatemala in two separate incidents were officially returned to the country at a repatriation ceremony Friday at the Guatemalan Embassy in Washington.

Obama Offers Condolences for U.S. Deaths in Afghanistan

By Elaine Sanchez | American Forces Press Service on Feb 27, 2012   World  

Obama Offers Condolences for U.S. Deaths in Afghanistan

WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama called the commander of the International Security Assistance Force Saturday to offer condolences for the “tragic killing of U.S. troops” in Kabul and to discuss the ongoing violence in Afghanistan.

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