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Just when you thought it would be safe to take advantage of those low fares, al-Qaeda's back to haunt air travelers with threats or (feints) of new hijackings. And this in the same week that the Bush Administration faces new questions over whether its war in Iraq diverted important resources from the battle against bin Laden...
Although this is not my haunt, per se—I am spending the summer working in finance—I was thrilled at the opportunity to experience this mega tradeshow and all it had to offer my less-than-secret love of dorky techno-gadgets. What I quickly learned, though, was that the gadgets were neat, but the show itself was fascinating...
...question will haunt many families forever: “Why did he have to die?” Debi Allbutt was left to raise her two young boys alone after friendly fire killed her husband. “Stephen lost his life and yet his family are not being given a proper reason for why this military action was taken,” she told the Sunday Mercury. Debi has demanded a meeting with Blair “because he is the one who made the decision to wage this war. I want him to understand how his decisions...
...dots pointed to a clear Iraq threat and possession of weapons of mass destruction. "Intelligence is not an exact science," says Card. "Some dots you collect may turn out not to be real; others turn out to be real dots." One bum dot that has come back to haunt the Administration: A line in the President's State of the Union address referring to reports about Iraq's efforts in Niger to obtain uranium oxide to build nuclear weapons that later turned out to be false. "I would put that in the category of a dot that went bad," says...
...CGIS tunnel may be dead, but its ghost lives on. Hopefully it will haunt Harvard’s presence in Allston long enough to ensure that the many varied mistakes of the past are not forgotten...