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Confessions key to case against Marine muderers

Alleged confessions appear to form the crux of the government's case against seven Marines and a Navy corpsman charged with murder, kidnapping and other crimes in an Iraqi man's slaying…

GOP candidates cribbed answers to AARP survey

The answers were so good, Republican candidates wanted to use them as their own. The embarrassment was at least seven did.…

Hillary: America ready for a woman prez

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, standing outside an abandoned knitting mill that will become the new home of the National Women's Hall of Fame, said Thursday she hopes America is ready…

Sen Conrad Burns: Open mouth, insert foot

During a fundraiser Wednesday with first lady Laura Bush, the three-term Montana senator talked about terrorism, tax cuts and the money he has brought to his state. Burns is one…

Marching from the past into tomorrow

By JOSE DE LA ISLA

It was August of 1966. Summer and my teen years were ending. From the…

Damn you, Henry Ford!

By JOHN M. CRISP

America chose the automobile over other forms of transportation long before 1956, when President Dwight Eisenhower signed the Federal-Aid Highway Act, …

Bush predicts victory in Iraq

President Bush on Thursday predicted victory in the war on terror at a time of increasing public anxiety at home, likening the struggle against Islamic fundamentalism with the fight against…

Learning from our mistakes

By CLIFFORD D. MAY

We are where we are in Iraq, and it's not a comfortable place. We are where…

BP isn’t only polluter to foul Alaska

Editorial
Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune

British Petroleum caused barely a ripple in announcing late last week that a …

Bad news, worse news

By DALE McFEATTERS

One of the perks of being president is being able to take credit, deserved or not, for good news. Of course, the opposite is…

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