Wisconson man questioned in counselors killings in Santa Rosa
A 21 year old Wisconsin man from Chippewa Falls was questioned by Sonoma County detectives as a potential witness in the killings of two Christian camp counselors in Santa Rosa California. Authorities said the interview was consensual and he has not been charged.
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Santa Rosa
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Wisconsin
Sonoma County
Nicholas Edward Scarseta
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Scarseth
Vaal Fhaals
Tee
Dave Edmonds
Edmonds
Bin Laden chauffeur charged at Guantanamo tribunal
Salim Ahmed Hamdan, a Yemeni, faced charges including conspiracy to commit war crimes and murder as his military tribunal opened. His lawyer challenged most panel members over impartiality, while Hamdan listened via Arabic interpreter and motions were filed to question the legality of the proceeding.
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Guantanamo Bay
Niavat
Cuba
Osama bin Laden
Salim Ahmed Hamdan
Hamdan
Siabtu
Charlie Swift
Ohn D. Altenburg Jr
Swift
Najaf War Squeezes Civilians As Sleepless Nights Persist
In Najaf amid Shiite militia clashes with U S and Iraqi forces, civilians like Amer al Jamali face disrupted work, medical shortages for diabetic children, and rising prices. Power outages, darkness, and shelling strike daily life near the Imam Ali Shrine, driving families from homes and shuttering businesses.
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Najaf
Iraq
Amer al-Jamali
U.S
al- Jamali
Iraqi forces near Shiite shrine as Najaf battle narrows
Iraqi troops advanced within about 200 yards of the Imam Ali Shrine while defense ministers urged surrender. In Baghdad, attacks on ministerial convoys killed five. Hundreds of insurgents reportedly left Najaf, with many regrouping near the shrine as U.S. airstrikes and shelling continued. Marine Sgt. Gary Pittman faced court martial over a prisoner death, potentially two years in prison if convicted.
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Najaf
Old City
Imam Ali Shrine
Mahdi Army
Muqtada al- Sadr
Iraq
U.S
Baghdad
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Gary Pittman
Nagem
Hatab
Pittman
Maj
Leon Frances
Panel cites brass failure at Abu Ghraib prison oversight
An independent commission faulted senior Pentagon leaders including Defense Secretary Rumsfeld for failed leadership and oversight at Abu Ghraib, while noting blame also rests with the soldiers and arguing top commanders may face discipline. The report questions limited responsibility and highlights potential forthcoming actions against Brig. Gen. Janis Karpinski and Col. Thomas Pappas.
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Iraq
Pentagon
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
James R Schiesinger
Rumsfeld
Bush Administration
Schlesinger Commission
Schlesinger
Pyramids
Army
Fay
Janis Karpinski
Thomas M. Pappas
Karpinski
Ricardo Sanchez
U.S
Sanchez
Mannheim
Germany
Baghdad
James Pohl
Stephen Cambone
Spc
Javal Davis
Pohl
Davis
Paul Bergrin
Col
Thomas Pappas
Maj
Michael Holly
U.S Congress
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Bar Association
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New York
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