Commission says U S not as safe as it should be
Former Indiana congressman Tim Roemer, a 9 11 commission member, said in the Democratic radio address that al Qaida is gaining strength and the United States remains less safe than needed. He urged action on bipartisan safety measures, tighter border security, and warns of a new generation of jihadists from Iraq.
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Taliban claim huge civilian toll fuels Afghan information war
Afghan elders in Farah province report 108 civilians killed in airstrikes and 33 militants killed, while other regions cite 25 deaths. U N and AP counts show civilians harmed largely by international forces, with Taliban disputing numbers amid claims of coercion to inflate civilian death notices. Officials note inaccessible areas hinder verification.
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