Pentagon Wanted Searchable Database of People's Lives in 2003

Published July 3, 2013

Pentagon wanted searchable database of people's lives in 2003

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WEINSTEIN: Kerry is the Middle East's biggest fool

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Violence in Iraq is surging and there are fears that the country could relapse into sectarian war. Despite sanctions, Iran continues its quest for nuclear weapons, a prospect that not only gravely threatens Israel and America's Arab allies, but the U.S …
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Pawn shops caught in the middle of Colorado's new magazine ban

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One day into the Colorado ban on magazines that hold more than 15 rounds of ammunition, pawn shop owners have discovered the first unintended consequence of the new law — people who've pawned weapons with now-outlawed 30-round magazines …
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Former Mexican official: Immigrants will become Mexico's burden if US doesn't …

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A former Mexican cabinet member says the U.S. should accept more low-skill migrants from Central America, because otherwise the migrants would stay in Mexico. If they can't get into the United States, “they're going to stay in Mexico, creating a burden …
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