1. Sweatshop Conditions in US Cities
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...an-led forces fighting US and Nato troops in Afghanistan have increased nearly fourfold since 2006, according to a US intelligence estimate presented to the US president. CONTINUE... Iraq signs k...

2. Whistleblower on Military Spying on US Peace Activ
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... and intelligence gathering on their groups may strengthen congressional demands for a full-scale investigation of US intelligence activities like those of the 1970s. We speak with law professor and f...

3. Drone attacks on Pakistan\'s indigenous tribes
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...009 Barack Obama, the US president, is due to visit the headquarters of the CIA amid a fresh controversy over the US intelligence agency's use of its "waterboarding" interrogation technique...

4. Feminism\'s challenge
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...decided whether to build a nuclear weapon bomb and does not have any highly enriched uranium to create one, senior US intelligence officials say. CONTINUE... Obama pick quits over Israel lobby T...

5. America\'s Mercenaries Fighting in Iraq
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...ext two decades and the world will grow more dangerous as the battle for scarce resources intensifies, a report by US intelligence agencies has predicted. CONTINUE... Asian markets defy losses in...

6. Simple Politics Made Difficult in 2008
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...as come under new scrutiny this week. Two influential congressional committees have opened probes into allegations US intelligence spied on the phone calls of American military personnel, journalists ...

7. Is America sterile, unable to birth great men?
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... office closed Global By Agencies    Tuesday, 05 August 2008 The Pentagon has closed a controversial US intelligence office whose database had raised concerns among civil rights activist...

8. Reverend Wright Is Not Totally Wrong
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...ad. CONTINUE... US 'authenticates' Chavez-Farc ties Global By Agencies    Saturday, 10 May 2008 US intelligence officials have said computer files seized from a Colombian rebel lead...

9. \'Mission accomplished\'
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...perts at the CIA were focusing on previously - Thailand? Mongolia? How, oh how, did they ever hit on the idea that US intelligence efforts in Asia should focus on the world's most populous country, wh...

10. US Military: Enforcers of Western Capitalism
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...e of simulated drowning for the interrogation of al-Qaeda suspects may be illegal under current US law, the senior US intelligence chief has said. CONTINUE... Israel reduces Gaza power supply To...