Costs of War: Iraq War Price Tag Reaches 320 Billion
The Iraq war has cost the United States about 320 billion dollars to date and stands as one of the nation's longest conflicts since World War II, shaping policy and public debate.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2006
Page
3
The Iraq war has cost the United States about 320 billion dollars to date and stands as one of the nation's longest conflicts since World War II, shaping policy and public debate.
Iran shows mixed signals on uranium incentives with the supreme leader vowing no retreat while the president says negotiations possible. In Florida NASA rehearses a July Discovery flight as crews test firing room operations after Columbia’s 2003 disaster. Gaza talks hint at a cease-fire restoration as Hamas and Israel consider easing escalation following a beach explosion that killed eight civilians.
A health overview warns sunscreens filter UVB but often underperform against UVA rays and may create a false sense of security. Experts urge broader protection with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, water resistance, SPF 30 or higher, liberal application, and reapplication every two hours.
The Supreme Court rules 5-4 that police may barge into homes with warrants without knocking or waiting. The decision strengthens police powers, with Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito in the majority. Dissenters warn of eroding Fourth Amendment protections and knock and announce rules.
The U S bishops approved a new English Mass translation by a 173-29 vote at the biannual meeting. Changes affect the Nicene Creed Gloria Penitential Rite and Eucharistic prayers with wording aligned closer to Latin. The proposal now goes to the Vatican for final approval, a process that could take years.
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