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Fort Hood victims: Sons, daughter, mom-to-be

on CNN TV. Thirteen people died after a shooting spree Thursday at Fort Hood, a sprawling Army post in Texas. Here's a look at the victims whose names have been released: Michael Grant Cahill, Spokane, Washington Michael...

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Shortage Of Military Therapists Creates Strain

As They Grapple With Strains Of War, Military Therapists Feel The Pain, Too (AP) WASHINGTON (AP) - An Army psychiatrist is suspected in the shootings at Fort Hood, Texas, and the rampage is raising questions about whether...

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Officer Describes Firefight That Downed Hasan

Officer Describes Firefight That Downed Hasan, Ending Deadly Fort Hood Rampage (AP) KILLEEN, Texas (AP) - One of two police officers who confronted the alleged Fort Hood killer says he shot Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan before kicking...

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NYT: Muslims at Fort Hood voice outrage

Members of Texas mosque say they hope good relations will prevail Sgt. Fahad Kamal participated in Friday prayers at the mosque of the Islamic Community of Greater Killeen outside Fort Hood. Leaders of the vibrant Muslim...

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Minister gets televised flu jab to allay fears

Health officials concerned about spread of swine flu from millions visiting country for this year's Hajj Some Saudis have expressed fears about the safety of the H1N1 vaccination prompting Abdullah Al-Rabeeah's action Health...

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Spat over 'Muslim' halts 9/11 marker

Spat over 'Muslim terrorists' halts 9/11 marker Dad of one victim wants those words on it; town says not on public property Ruth Epstein, a first selectman in Kent, Conn., says that to add "Muslim terrorists" to a planned 9/11...

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Rereading Vietnam May Help Prevent Same Mistakes

Unraveling the mysteries of Vietnam may prevent us from repeating its mistakes. By Evan Thomas and John Barry | NEWSWEEK From the magazine issue dated Nov 16, 2009 Stanley Karnow is the author of Vietnam: A History, generally...

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Senator Kerry: Vietnam Could Not Have Been Won

We must dispense with a dangerous myth. In an effort to pressure the president to send 40,000 more troops to Afghanistan, armchair commanders have dusted off the old canard that "we could have won in Vietnam if only … " Some...

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Newsweek: India seeks green super power status

Manmohan Singh's new stand on Copenhagen is just part of a plan to reposition India as a global power. In place of the resentful leader of poor, postcolonial nations, Singh is defining India as an emerging powerhouse that can...

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U.S. officials hopeful for new nuclear treaty with Russia

After months of negotiations with Russia, Obama administration officials are hopeful about a breakthrough -- possibly this week -- that would enable the two sides to sign a successor to their most extensive nuclear weapons...

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