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Poll: Vast majority believes Iraq mission not accomplished — U.S. marks third anniversary since 'Mission Accomplished' speech — WASHINGTON (CNN) — Three years after President Bush declared major combat over in Iraq, Americans have strong doubts that the United States will fulfill the promise of his …
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Larisa Alexandrovna / The Raw Story:
Chalabi involved US, Iran policy making again, current and former intelligence officials say — Ahmed Chalabi, the man who helped provide cooked intelligence on Iraq to the Pentagon and the New York Times in the lead-up to war, is once again being engaged in US policy decisions, current and former intelligence officials say.
John O'Neil / New York Times:
Bush Hails a 'Turning Point' in Iraq — President Bush today called the formation of a new Iraqi government "a turning point," after hearing from Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld about their weekend meeting with that country's prime minister designate.
Associated Press:
U.S. Prepares for 'Day Without Immigrants' — Thousands of illegal immigrants and their allies across the country plan a show of force Monday to illustrate how much immigrants matter in the U.S. economy. — Some will skip work, others will protest at lunch breaks, school walkouts or at rallies after work.
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Lou Dobbs / CNN:
Radical groups taking control of immigrant movement — NEW YORK (CNN) — We all awoke to headlines in our nation's most important newspapers reminding us that this is "A Day Without Immigrants." Not illegal immigrants, mind you, but immigrants. — USA Today headlined today's demonstrations and boycott …
Will Weissert / Associated Press:
Mexican Unions Urge U.S. Goods Boycott — Hundreds of union members rallied Monday to support Mexican migrants working in the United States and call for a boycott of U.S. goods in what was dubbed "A Day Without Gringos." — The boycott call by unions came as Mexico celebrated May Day …
The Raw Story:
MSNBC confirms: Outed CIA agent was working on Iran — On Chris Matthews' Hardball Monday evening, just moments ago, MSNBC correspondent David Shuster confirmed what RAW STORY first reported in February: that outed CIA officer Valerie Plame Wilson was working on Iran at the time she was outed.
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Tom Maguire / JustOneMinute:
The Rove Watch — Both the NY Times and Murray Waas agree …
The Rove Watch — Both the NY Times and Murray Waas agree …
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Decision '08
Chris Durang / The Huffington Post:
Ignoring Colbert, Part Two — Peter Daou has already addressed this issue today in his excellent piece on the Huffington Post called "Ignoring Colbert: A Small Taste of the Media's Power to Choose the News." — However, I woke enraged on this topic before I read Daou's piece, so I wanted to add my two cents.
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Jerome R. Corsi / WorldNetDaily:
Founder of Minutemen targets run for president — Jim Gilchrist eyes bid with Constitution Party, claims Republicans 'sold out our sovereignty' — Jim Gilchrist, founder of the Minuteman Project, is considering a run for president in 2008 representing the Constitution Party.
Toni Locy / Associated Press:
Records of Abramoff's White House Visits — WASHINGTON - The Secret Service has agreed to turn over White House visitor logs that will show how often convicted lobbyist Jack Abramoff met with Bush administration officials — and with whom he met. — U.S. District Judge John Garrett Penn …
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Washington Post:
Polygraph Results Often in Question — The CIA, the FBI and other federal agencies are using polygraph machines more than ever to screen applicants and hunt for lawbreakers, even as scientists have become more certain that the equipment is ineffective in accurately detecting when people are lying.
New York Times:
Unity Through Autonomy in Iraq — A decade ago, Bosnia was torn apart by ethnic cleansing and facing its demise as a single country. After much hesitation, the United States stepped in decisively with the Dayton Accords,which kept the country whole by, paradoxically, dividing it into ethnic federations …
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Michelle Malkin:
A DAY TO HATE THE YANQUIS — ***scroll for updates...11:30am EDT Newsflash: The country is still standing...*** — Welcome to May 1. It's the day to hate the Yankees. That is: Americans, not the baseball team. Via Mexidata: … Lonewacko keeps track of the who's who behind the boycott.
John Miner / lfpress.ca:
Pesticides may affect penis size — A renowned U.S. scientist supports a ban on the chemicals for cosmetic purposes. — A renowned U.S. scientist who has documented fertility and sex changes — including decreasing penis size — due to environmental contamination says he wouldn't apply pesticides on his own lawn.