Tillman death ruled likely friendly fire in Afghanistan
An Army investigation found ex NFL star Pat Tillman was probably killed by friendly fire on April 22 while his unit fought in constrained terrain. Initial reports had said enemy gunfire. Afghan officials claimed no enemy forces were present amid a miscommunication after a land mine explosion.
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Iraq prison abuse coverage sparks mixed public reaction
CBS News poll shows 55 percent view the abuse scandal as very serious while 61 percent say the media has spent too much time on it. AP reporters find varied reactions from Americans, including students who want more photos released and others who feel fatigued by coverage.
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Cosby Critique Sparks Debate Within Black Community
At a Brown v. Board anniversary event Cosby challenged inner city black youths and some adults over language and conduct. Some view it as elitist bias toward the poor while others say it highlights barriers and accountability in education and civil rights progress.
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