Articles from 'December 2007'
Family holds on tightly to memory of fallen Marine
By Elisabeth Kilpatrick / Beacon News A sign on Jesse De La Torre's bedroom door at his father's house reads, "Lance Cpl. Jesse De La ...
Iraq suicide attacks on the rise
By Tina Susman and Alexandra Zavis / Los Angeles Times BAGHDAD — Although overall violence in Iraq has dropped to levels not seen on a ...
2007 deadliest for US troops in Iraq
By Bradley Brooks / Associated Press BAGHDAD - The second half of 2007 saw violence drop dramatically in Iraq, but the progress came at a ...
Drug firms probed in Iraq scandal
LONDON, England (AP) -- Britain's Serious Fraud Office has demanded documents from three major drug makers in connection with allegations the companies paid bribes to ...
Coming home changed
Stress can play part in crimes, experts say By Dennis Huspeni and Tom Roeder / The Colorado Springs Gazette Soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan ...
Former Troops Guilty in Coke Sting
Arizona Daily Star A former Marine recruiter who worked in Tucson and two former Arizona Army National Guard soldiers - one of whom served in ...
Army using video game as recruiting tool
By Dianna M. Náñez / Arizona Republic CHANDLER, AZ - Military recruiters are becoming increasingly creative as they work to boost enlistment rates. That's what's ...
French Warship Delivers Books To New York City Children
Books Going To New Orleans School Children, Too FOX-5 The French warship Jeanne D'Arc is expected to deliver 10,000 books to school children in the ...
Acquitted, peace grannies return to protesting
The Oregonian Two weeks after being acquitted of criminal mischief charges, the anti-Iraq war group calling itself the Seriously P.O.'d Grannies returned Friday to the ...
Military Recruits Eager Despite Wartime
Navy 'Deppers' Ready For Training By Robin Mero / Morning News BENTONVILLE, AR -- Lucretia Radloff used a fat black marker to pen the Navy's ...
A new, younger jihadi threat emerges
Terrorism experts say radical groups are targeting teenagers as young as 14. By Marc Perelman / Christian Science Monitor Casablanca, Morocco -- With a greeting ...
Protests Expected at Rose Parade
By Solvej Schou / Associated Press PASADENA, Calif. — There could be some discord during the Tournament of Roses Parade as demonstrators promise to raise ...
Vermont town seeks Bush, Cheney arrests
By Dave Gram / Associated Press MONTPELIER, Vt. - President Bush may soon have a new reason to avoid left-leaning Vermont: In one town, activists ...
'NO COUNTRY' FOR LOCAL MOVIE CRITICS
St. Louis Post-Dispatch A roundtable of film critics from the bistate region has anointed the Coen brothers' shoot-em-up "No Country for Old Men" as the ...
Bhutto 'died after hitting head on car roof', Pakistan government claims
By Jenny Booth / Times of London The Pakistan Government tonight claimed that Benazir Bhutto did not die from bullet wounds, as previously thought, but ...
"Failed state" Pakistan raises nuclear threat
By Luke Baker / Reuters LONDON - Security experts fear Pakistan's nuclear materials could fall into the hands of Islamic militants as the country's instability ...
Pakistani government pins Bhutto death on al-Qaeda
By Randy Lilleston / USA Today Al-Qaeda is to blame for Thursday's assassination of Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto, a government spokesman just said at ...
Police absent as Bhutto's supporters riot
Witness tells of chaos after slaying By Saeed Shah / McClatchy Newspapers RAWALPINDI, Pakistan — It was on the drive out of the downtown park ...
A Walking Call to Impeach Bush Arrives in the East Village
By Julie Bolcer / Village Voice John Nirenberg would walk 500 miles. And it sounds like he would walk 500 more. But unlike the persistent ...
State Democrats renew Bush impeachment effort
By Brad Shannon / The Olympian The prime backer of a state resolution urging Congress to impeach President Bush and Vice President Cheney plans to ...
Benazir Bhutto assassinated in Pakistan
By Nasir Jaffry / AFP RAWALPINDI, Pakistan - Pakistan opposition leader Benazir Bhutto was assassinated in a suicide attack on Thursday, just two months after ...
Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto killed in suicide attack, about 20 killed
By Sadaqat Jan and Zarar Khan / Associated Press RAWALPINDI, Pakistan - Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto was killed Thursday in a suicide attack as ...
BUSH: BACK TO CRAWFORD
MSNBC President Bush continues his year-end vacation today, NBC’s John Yang reports, flying by helicopter from Camp David in Maryland to Andrews Air Force Base ...
Demonstrators want peace on Earth -- including in Iraq
By Brad Branan / Fresno Bee For most people, Christmas is a time to unwrap presents and eat huge meals. For Steven Simon, it's a ...
Challenging Cheney
A National Archives official reveals what the veep wanted to keep classified--and how he tried to challenge the rules By Michael Isikoff / Newsweek J. ...
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