Daily Mail | KBR Alleged Rape Trial Begins Wall Street Journal They contend that Ms. Jones wouldn't have agreed to it had the company disclosed the risk of sexual assault at its camp in Iraq. But attorneys for the defendants, in their own opening statements, countered that Ms. Jones has lied about the rape and her ... Trial starts in Iraq gang rape lawsuit Details begin to emerge in trial for ex-KBR worker's rape lawsuit Sending Good Thoughts to Jamie Leigh Jones |
Independent Online | Auditor Disputes Report About $6.6 Billion in Iraq Money Being Stolen Fox News The US watchdog on the Iraq reconstruction disputed a report this week that quoted him as suggesting $6.6 billion in Iraqi oil money may have been stolen, which would be the biggest theft of funds in national history. (AP) The US watchdog on Iraq ... Report: $6B missing in Iraq may have been stolen Probe into missing Iraq billions Bush's stolen $6.6bn aid to Iraq largest theft in US history? |
USA Today | Attack on Iraq council building kills 8 The Daily Star BAGHDAD: Gunmen and suicide bombers stormed a provincial council in central Iraq Tuesday after exploding a car bomb outside, killing at least 8 people before Iraqi forces retook the building with help from US troops. The assault in Diyala province's ... Iraqi Militants Kill 7 at Provincial Offices Attack on Iraqi provincial government building kills 8 Two U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq |
US military deaths in Iraq war at 4460 Tuesday, according to Associated Press ... Washington Post By AP, As of Tuesday, June 14, 2011, at least 4460 members of the US military had died in the Iraq war since it began in March 2003, according to an Associated Press count. The figure includes nine military civilians killed in action. ... US military deaths in Iraq war at 4460 |
CBC.ca | Readers Write 6/15 Atlanta Journal Constitution The Iraq fiasco has cost Americans trillions of dollars, and while too much of it has been lost to corruption and incompetence, the US has paid to build infrastructure, and train and equip Iraq's military and police forces. When Saddam Hussein was in ... Who should pay for the Iraq war? Doing Business In Iraq Should Iraq repay the US? |
Daily Mail | Secret grand jury probing possible CIA WAR CRIMES in Iraq as investigators ... Daily Mail The Justice Department, meanwhile, has opened a torture and war crimes grand jury investigation into the interrogation and death of a prisoner at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. Quiet now: The Iraqi army took over the Abu Ghraib prison in 2006, ... CIA role suspected in 2003 Iraq prison homicide Investigation Into Alleged Mistreatment Of Detainees At Crucial Point CIA probed in Iraq prison death |
WJBC News | Tammy Duckworth Resigns At VA, Illinois Congressional Run Could Be In The Cards Huffington Post A former congressional candidate and wounded Iraq war veteran resigned a prominent post at the Department of Veterans Affairs on Monday, leading to speculation that she will again run for Congress. But Tammy Duckworth won't have a cakewalk to the ... Duckworth resigns as assistant secretary at VA Tammy Duckworth resigns from VA, may run for Congress Tammy Duckworth leaving VA post |
The National | Maliki plans to cut size of Iraq's government to improve efficiency The National After the entrance of the US-led forces into Iraq in 2003, the water source was opened with half the marshland flooded, allowing for the return of migratory birds and the local fishing tradition. Ahmad al Rubaye / AFP Photo BAGHDAD // The Iraqi prime ... Former top Iraq financier denounces bank power grab British adviser warns of political threat to Iraq banks Iraq's Maliki eyes downsizing government, risks protest |
The shuttle ends. Not the journey. Chicago Tribune So far this week, reports have surfaced that show $6B was stolen from the US in Iraq, and another $8B was paid out by mistake by Social Security. Those are just the losses we KNOW about. Add to those the money we've spent fighting a decade-long war in ... |
Los Angeles Times | Iraqi widow finds solace in school Los Angeles Times Sarah, a former interpreter for US forces in Iraq, found her life torn apart when her husband was slain. For her, picking up the pieces has meant raising two boys and completing her undergraduate degree. Sarah, right, visits an Iraqi school while ... |