NEW YORK -- Bruce Springsteen is back with the E Street Band — and a bit of "Magic."
Dried apples preserved with a cancer-causing chemical. Frozen catfish laden with banned antibiotics Scallops and sardines coated with putrefying bacteria. Mushrooms laced with illegal pesticides.
After big wins against online music-sharing networks, recording industry leaders are now turning their copyright infringement fight toward individual residents. Relying on deep pockets and prying into personal computers for evidence, the companies compel people to pay thousands …
The only way to restore the public's faith in the Justice Department and boost the flagging morale of federal prosecutors nationwide is for Attorney General Alberto Gonzales to step down, John McKay, former U.S. attorney for Western Washington, said Thursday.
The US military surge in Iraq, designed to turn around the course of the war, appears to be failing as senior US officers admit they need yet more troops and new figures show a sharp increase in the victims of death squads in Baghdad.
Editor's Note: Jeremy Scahill, bestselling author and investigative reporter for The Nation, testified May 10 before the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense on the impact of private military contractors on the conduct of the Iraq War.
Things are awry indeed when children are made to fight the wars of adults. Fatin Abbas reviews three books that explore the reasons why the young and vulnerable are destined remain a fixed feature of combat in the developing world.
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