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Date: Feb 12, 2009 3:43 PM
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ISF detain suspected criminals in Mansour Multi-National Division
BAGHDAD — Iraqi Security Forces arrested three wanted criminals during operations Feb. 10 in the Mansour district of northwest Baghdad. At noon, Iraqi Army Soldiers serving with the 3rd Battalion, 54th Brigade, 6th IA Division arrested the criminals, who had outstanding warrants for participating in terrorist activities.
ISF, MND-B Soldiers confiscate weapons, discover EFP Multi-National Division
BAGHDAD — Iraqi Security Forces partnered with Multi-National Division – Baghdad Soldiers confiscated four AK-47 assault rifles, one SKS assault rifle and two pistols Feb. 10 while conducting operations in the Rashid district of southern Baghdad. The weapons were transported to ISF facilities.
On the Ground: Troops Keep Transportation, Humanitarian Efforts on Track
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11, 2009 – Mileage was made on several fronts in Iraq recently, with U.S. and Iraqi forces teaming up to get a train rolling again and working to improve the quality of life for Baghdad children.
Anbar Sons of Iraq transfer complete
BAGHDAD — Anbar’s Sons of Iraq joined thousands of other members across the country Feb.1 and transferred from the Coalition forces to the responsibility of the Iraqi government.
Supplies Delivered to Karkh School Kids
BAGHDAD — As the security situation in Baghdad continues to improve, U.S. Soldiers look for the opportunity to conduct missions focused more on helping Iraqi citizens than winning battles.
MEDEVAC Pilot Awarded Distinguished Flying Cross for Heroism, Saving Lives
CAMP TAJI — An aeromedical evacuation pilot from the Combat Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross here, Feb. 6, for heroism and extraordinary achievement in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Wounded Warrior at Fort Bragg Looks to Future
FORT BRAGG, N.C., Feb. 11, 2009 – The noncommissioned officer in charge of training operations for the Warrior Transition Battalion here appears to be a typical soldier. But if the right sleeve of his shirt should come up a bit, you might catch a glimpse of a story whose protagonist is more than typical.
Face of Defense: Lieutenant Drops Bomb on Guinness World Record
CAMP ECHO, Iraq, Feb. 12, 2009 – Servicemembers and most runners probably would not be very impressed with a mile run in just over 10 minutes. But add to the equation a 75-pound bomb suit made of stiff material, factor in the added heat from wearing it and add a pair of rubber over-boots, and it becomes a different story.
Economic stimulus package on track for final votes
WASHINGTON (AP) - Economic stimulus legislation at the heart of President Barack Obama's recovery plan is on track for final votes in the House and Senate after a dizzying final round of bargaining that yielded agreement on tax cuts and spending totaling $789 billion.
House, Senate Split on E-Verify for Stimulus Package
As part of the U.S. economic stimulus package, the controversial E-Verify program now moves behind closed doors, where differences between the Senate and House versions will be worked out. The House version requires that all companies benefiting from stimulus money utilize the E-Verify system to prevent the hiring of illegal aliens, while the Senate rejects the notion.
Pelosi's mouse slated for $30M slice of cheese
Talk about a pet project. A tiny mouse with the longtime backing of a political giant may soon reap the benefits of the economic-stimulus package. Lawmakers and administration officials divulged Wednesday that the $789 billion economic stimulus bill being finalized behind closed doors in Congress includes $30 million for wetlands restoration that the Obama administration intends to spend in the San Francisco Bay Area to protect, among other things, the endangered salt marsh harvest mouse.
U. S. Retail Sales Unexpectedly Halt Six-Month Slide
Feb. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Sales at U.S. retailers unexpectedly halted a record six-month slide in January, reflecting higher gasoline prices and more spending on items such as clothing and food.
D. C. voting rights advances in Senate
A Senate committee voted 11-1 Wednesday to give the District a full voting seat in Congress, adding momentum to legislation that would end decades of frustration for residents of the nation's capital. Backers declared that they have enough support pass the measure, while critics expressed concern about its constitutionality.
Obama's Press List
About half-way through President Obama's press conference Monday night, he had an unscripted question of his own. "All, Chuck Todd," the President said, referring to NBC's White House correspondent.
"Where's Chuck?" He had the same strange question about Fox News's Major Garrett: "Where's Major?"
Report: Dirty Bomb Materials Found In Slain Mans Home
James G. Cummings, who police say was shot to death by his wife two months ago, allegedly had a cache of radioactive materials in his home suitable for building a “dirty bomb.
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Mumbai Style Terror Attack in Kabul - 26 Dead Scores Injured
Three closely coordinated attacks left 20 people dead and at least 54 wounded in the Afghan capital yesterday morning, after separate teams of gunmen and bombers targeted two downtown government ministries and a suburban corrections facility.
Pakistan Acknowledges Mumbai-Attack Link, Charges 8
Feb. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Pakistan acknowledged for the first time that its territory was used to plot the November terrorist attack in Mumbai and said eight suspects have been charged.
Russia can launch ICBMs at minute's notice - missile forces chief
MOSCOW, February 11 (RIA Novosti) - Intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) in service with the Russian Strategic Missile Forces (SMF) could be launched within a minute if Russia's security is threatened, the SMF commander has said.
NKorea faces sanctions for any missile test: Seoul
SEOUL (AFP) — Seoul warned North Korea Thursday to drop any plans to fire its longest-range missile, saying a launch would mean increased isolation and more sanctions for the communist state.
Iran urges release of citizens held in Iraq by U. S.
ARBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Iran on Thursday urged the release of its citizens held in Iraq by the U.S. military, the request coming amid signs Tehran was warming to the new administration of President Barack Obama.
Terrorist threatens to 'burn' Jordan
JERUSALEM – There are Muslim "fighters" inside Jordan ready to launch attacks against that country as well as neighboring Israel, according to a senior terrorist interviewed by WND.
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