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Letter From Birmingham Jail

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Letter From Birmingham Jail

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Flaring Violence Kills 130 People in Iraq in Three Days

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The History That Birthed the Tsarnaev Boys

Factory Collapse Kills Two Workers in Cambodia

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Strauss-Kahn Is a Free Man

A judge in New York on Tuesday dismissed all charges in the sexual assault case against Dominique Strauss-Kahn, former chief of the International Monetary Fund. (more)

Posted on Aug 23, 2011 READ MORE | 14 COMMENTS

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Documentary whiz Errol Morris is turning his camera on Abu Ghraib’s most notorious moments in his latest film, “Standard Operating Procedure,” in which he unearths a host of unsettling information about torture, “ghost” prisoners and interrogators, and, as Morris describes in this blog about his new project, exactly what happened to prisoner Manadel al-Jamadi’s body after he died under interrogation at the prison in Iraq.

Posted on May 20, 2008 READ MORE | 2 COMMENTS

Winning Smile

By Mr. Fish —

Learn more about Mr. Fish

Posted on Feb 15, 2008 READ MORE | 4 COMMENTS

U.S. Troops Reportedly ‘Smiled Before Killing’ Detainees

Four U.S. paratroopers charged with murdering three detainees in Iraq smiled before shooting them, according to the BBC.

Separately, in the Haditha massacre, a Pentagon official says evidence supports the claim that U.S. troops deliberately killed some two dozen civilians.

Atrocities like these are further poisoning America’s already toxic image in the Middle East, and a continued occupation is likely to produce more of the same.