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Dempsey, Saudi Partners Discuss Iraq, Regional Challenges

By American Forces Press Service, Cheryl Pellerin on Jan 21, 2012   World  

Dempsey, Saudi Partners Discuss Iraq, Regional Challenges

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia– Hours after the last U.S. Forces Iraq convoy crossed the border into Kuwait on its way home, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff sat down for the first time with Saudi officials here to discuss Iraq and other developments in the region.

Poor Living Conditions Of Canada's Indigenous People A Concern

By Press Release on Jan 21, 2012   World  

Poor Living Conditions Of Canada's Indigenous People A Concern

An independent United Nations human rights expert has asked Canada to clarify what it is doing to address the “dire” socio-economic conditions of the Attawapiskat aboriginal community, noting that many of its members live in unheated shacks or trailers, with no running water.

Poor Living Conditions Of Canada's Indigenous People A Concern

By Press Release on Jan 21, 2012   World  

Poor Living Conditions Of Canada's Indigenous People A Concern

An independent United Nations human rights expert has asked Canada to clarify what it is doing to address the “dire” socio-economic conditions of the Attawapiskat aboriginal community, noting that many of its members live in unheated shacks or trailers, with no running water.

Justice Department Retracts Court Filings That Undercut FBI's Anthrax Case

By FRONTLINE, Greg Gordon, McClatchy Newspapers, Mike Wiser, ProPublica on Jan 19, 2012   National  

Justice Department Retracts Court Filings That Undercut FBI's Anthrax Case

This story was co-published with PBS Frontline and McClatchy. WASHINGTON — Rushing into court to undo a major blunder, Justice Department lawyers defending a civil suit Tuesday retracted statements that question the FBI's finding that a former Army microbiologist mailed the anthrax-filled letters that killed five people in 2001.

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