Number of US soldiers killed in Afghanistan doubles in 2009 - Los Angeles Times

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Number of US soldiers killed in Afghanistan doubles in 2009 Los Angeles Times The year's t »

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Obama Blames "Systemic Failures" For Plane Attack - New York Times

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Obama Blames "Systemic Failures" For Plane Attack New York Times By REUTERS KANEOHE, Hawaii (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Tuesday blamed "human and systemic failures" for  »

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Child of Obama friend injured on Hawaii beach - Boston Globe

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Child of Obama friend injured on Hawaii beach Boston Globe KAILUA, Hawaii - President Obama abruptly interrupted his golf outing and sped in his motorcade to his vacation compound yesterday after he learned that a child of a friend was injured while playing on the beach. The White House did not identify which ... Obama friend's child injured, golf interrupted msnbc.com Drama For Obama as Child's Injury Delays Golf Game New York Times Obama says US will pursue plane attackers Reuters HeraldNet -Philadelphia Inquirer -Honolulu Advertiser  »

Press Statement by the Mutallab Family - Wall Street Journal

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Father alerted US about Nigerian plane bomb suspect - BBC News

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Father alerted US about Nigerian plane bomb suspect BBC News The father of a Nigerian man charged with trying to blow up a transatlantic jet on Christmas Day had voiced concerns to US officials about his son. The father, a top Nigerian banker, warned US authorities last month about 23-year-old Umar Farouk ... Flight terror suspect scion of wealthy Nigerian family AFP From Privilege to Radicalization W »

Terrorist attack foiled aboard US jetliner - msnbc.com

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Terrorist attack foiled aboard US jetliner msnbc.com ROMULUS, Mich. - A Nigerian man tried to light a powder aboard a commercial jetliner before it landed Friday in Detroit in what senior US officials c »

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As Health Bill Advances, Few Changes Seen for Millions - New York Times

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As Health Bill Advances, Few Changes Seen for Millions New York Times Senator Harry Reid of Nevada and Senator Richard J. Durbin of Illinois on Thursday. The health care bills passed by the Senate and the House may end up affecting relatively few people. More Photos > By REED ABELSON Now that the Senate has caught up ... A big step on health care Washington Post Senate bill vs. House bill: A comparison Kansas City Star Senate OKs health-care measure, reaching milestone Seattle Times BusinessWeek -Deseret News -Austin American-Statesman  »