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NYT: Blackwater tied to CIA death plot

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The CIA in 2004 hired contractors from the private security firm Blackwater as part of a secret program to assassinate top operatives of al-Qaida, according to current and former government officials.

Suspension lifted for defense contractor

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A defense contractor with longtime ties to Rep. John Murtha will now be able to get new government work following a favorable ruling from the U.S. Navy.

Clinton visits Congo on Africa tour

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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton called Monday for Congolese youth to lead nationwide protests against massive corruption and rampant sexual violence.

Obama shows he's not afraid to fire

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Barack Obama has proved in his first six months that he's not afraid to cut people loose.

Hawaii reasserts Obama ‘natural-born’ citizen

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State officials in Hawaii say they have once again checked and confirmed that President Barack Obama was born in Hawaii and is a natural-born American citizen.

Panel OKs $128 billion for Iraq, Afghanistan

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The total cost of the U.S. response to the Sept. 11 attacks and the ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan would top $1 trillion under a Pentagon funding bill approved by a key House panel Wednesday.

Obama on progress in health care reform

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President Barack Obama discusses progress on health care reform with NBC's chief medical editor Dr. Nancy Snyderman

A.G. Holder considering torture probe

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Contrary to White House wishes, Attorney General Eric Holder may push forward with a criminal investigation into the Bush administration's harsh interrogation practices used on suspected terrorists.

Feds: Exec with Murtha ties took kickbacks

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A former executive for a defense contractor with ties to Democratic U.S. Rep. John Murtha has been charged by federal prosecutors with taking about $200,000 in kickbacks from a subcontractor.

Sotomayor foes emboldened by case

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Foes of Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor celebrated the high court's reversal of her decision in a reverse discrimination case.

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