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News
Updated March 1, 2013 - 11:25 PM EST
Senators Push Vote for US to Help Israel Attack Iran
 
  Western Diplomats: Iran Talks Made Progress
AIPAC Lobbyists: Don’t Touch Israel Aid
 
  Israel: No Evidence Palestinian Detainee Was Tortured
  Obama Will Cancel Visit if No New Israeli Coalition by March 16
  Turkish PM Sparks Israeli Fury With UN Comments
Baghdad Bloodbath: 34 Killed, 70 Hurt in Attacks
 
  Don't Mention the Iraq War, William Hague Tells Cabinet
At Least 30 Afghan Police Killed in 48 Hours
 
  British Troops Face Extended Tours in Afghanistan
Manning Pleads Not Guilty to Aiding the Enemy
 
  Transcript: Bradley Manning's Court Statement
The War to Come in Syria
French Troops to Stay in Mali Past July
China DM: US Hacking Attacks Target Military Websites
UK Suspects Stripped of Citizenship – Then Killed by Drones
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Bradley Manning: The Face of Heroism  by Glenn Greenwald
The Shadowy Boondoggle That Is 'Homeland Security'  by Mattea Kramer & Chris Hellman
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From War to Welfare  by Ivan Eland
Progress in Iran Talks: Can We Stop the War-Whooping Now?  by Robert Dreyfuss
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Israel/Palestine
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