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Nicaragua abortion ban increases deaths
Under Nicaragua’s no-exception abortion ban implemented last year, researchers say that at least three women have died because of complications during pregnancy, while 12 reported cases have yet been analyzed. The Associated Press detailed the story of one victim, 22-year old Olga Reyes. In her case, the fetus grew outside…
Nicaragua abortion ban increases deaths
Under Nicaragua’s no-exception abortion ban implemented last year, researchers say that at least three women have died because of complications during pregnancy, while 12 reported cases have yet been analyzed. The Associated Press detailed the story of one victim, 22-year old Olga Reyes. In her case, the fetus grew outside…
Bolton sees Iran diplomacy as ‘appeasement’
Another former Bush administration official has turned into an outspoken critic, but instead of highlighting the administration’s failures in Iraq, former US Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton has been condemning it for being insufficiently hawkish on Iran.According to the New York Times, “Mr. Bolton, long viewed by liberal…
Bolton sees Iran diplomacy as ‘appeasement’
Another former Bush administration official has turned into an outspoken critic, but instead of highlighting the administration’s failures in Iraq, former US Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton has been condemning it for being insufficiently hawkish on Iran.According to the New York Times, “Mr. Bolton, long viewed by liberal…
Iraq, Afghanistan wars twice as expensive as expected, report says
by Nick Juliano President Bush’s six-year invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq will end up costing Americans about $1.5 trillion, or nearly twice as much as the White House has actually spent to fight its wars, because of unseen costs like inflation, rising oil prices and expensive care for wounded veterans.…
Iraq, Afghanistan wars twice as expensive as expected, report says
by Nick Juliano President Bush’s six-year invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq will end up costing Americans about $1.5 trillion, or nearly twice as much as the White House has actually spent to fight its wars, because of unseen costs like inflation, rising oil prices and expensive care for wounded veterans.…
Democrat says King Bush doesn’t honor right that dates from Middle Ages
Newly confirmed Attorney General Michael Mukasey will not rein in President Bush, who views himself as having the nearly unchecked executive power of a monarch, Sen. Tom Harkin (D-IA) says. “Are we just going to have another attorney general that’s just going to kowtow to the king — the president.…
Cafferty: Why should we redefine privacy?
CNN’s Jack Cafferty of the Cafferty File joined CNN’s Wolf Blitzer on Monday to discuss a Bush Administration intelligence’s official suggestion that the American people need to “redefine privacy” in order to confront the threats of the 21st century. In late October, as the Associated Press reported, Donald Kerr, Principal…
Fox puts sexually explicit video in news broadcasts
The problem of suicide among veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan has recently been in the news, with the Department of Veteran Affairs promising to beef up its mental health services in response. Veterans of previous conflicts continue to have problems as well, and the VA has estimated…
Fox puts sexually explicit video in news broadcasts
The problem of suicide among veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan has recently been in the news, with the Department of Veteran Affairs promising to beef up its mental health services in response. Veterans of previous conflicts continue to have problems as well, and the VA has estimated…
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