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AN EXTREME CONDITION OF POVERTY

WWW, 2005 (Archived) - See the photo

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Katrina and the Politics of Disaster

WWW, 2005 (Archived) - In the wake of hurricane Katrina, many within the government are ducking for cover as the blame game begins. One individual who has been targeted is Michael Brown, the director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

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Netherlands Hospital Euthanizes Babies

WWW, 2005 (ARCHIVED) - AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) - Raising the stakes in an excruciating ethical debate, a hospital in the Netherlands - the first nation to permit euthanasia - recently proposed guidelines for mercy killings of terminally ill newborns, and then made a startling revelation: It has already begun carrying out such procedures in a handful of cases and reporting them to the government.

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Video Game Celebrates Fallujah Slaughter

WWW, 2005 (Archived) - If you thought the new video game inviting players to try their virtual skills at assassinating JFK was tasteless, hold on to your hat. A just-released mission in the Kuma wargame series is themed “Fallujah: Operation al-Fajr." It re-creates the recent assault on Fallujah, which may have left thousands of civilians dead.

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Torture Can Be Used to Detain U.S. Enemies

WWW, 2005 (Archived) - WASHINGTON -- U.S. military panels reviewing the detention of foreigners as enemy combatants are allowed to use evidence gained by torture in deciding whether to keep them imprisoned at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, the government conceded in court Thursday.

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