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Man found with explosives pleads not guilty
A Costa Mesa man pleaded not guilty Wednesday to felony charges that he posessed the makings of explosives. Baylor Maggenti, 66, had materials commonly used to make pipe bombs, prosecutors said. He has been charged with felony counts of intent to...
Tags: Mitt Romney, Trials, Prosecution, Central Intelligence Agency, Barack Obama
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Obama Gloating, Biden Buffing, Fiscal Cliff Looming, And So Much More
The Hartford CourantIt's been a busy few weeks, what with the election, the Petraeus scandal, the Thanksgiving holiday, and UConn being dissed yet again by the ACC, so I thought I might provide a quick rundown of what's been going on with some of the major players....Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Republican Party, Elections, Tom Foley, Fiscal Cliff
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More facts needed on Benghazi
Former CIA Director David Petraeus has told Congress that classified intelligence showed the deadly raid on the U.S. Consulate in Libya was a terrorist attack but the administration withheld the suspected role of al-Qaida affiliates to avoid tipping...Tags: Benghazi, Republican Party, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Central Intelligence Agency, Al-Qaeda
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Rep. Highlife, a 'Lotto' disappointment and tat boy wonder
Another Chicago politician has been indicted, this one for bank fraud after he allegedly burned through hundreds of thousands of dollars that weren't his on casino gambling, car loans and other high-rolling pursuits. Illinois state Rep. LaShawn Ford,...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Republican Party, Elections, Cook County Government, Lotto
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Senate committee approves sweeping update to digital privacy law
Digital privacy laws in the United States just got one step closer to the 21st century. A Senate committee on Thursday backed privacy protections that would require the government to obtain a search warrant before gaining access to email and other...Tags: Electronics, Politics, Patrick Leahy, Government, Privacy Laws
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Petraeus' affair doesn't meet textbook definition of 'scandal'
Five years ago, when I covered David Petraeus' triumphant visit to Capitol Hill after he salvaged the war effort in Iraq, I likened the reception he received to that of conquering generals of Rome, who were feted with laurels, purple robes, trumpets and...Tags: David Vitter, Don Sherwood, Anthony D. Weiner, John Edwards, U.S. House Committee on Ways and Means
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McManus: Petraeus, the comeback general
Gen. David H. Petraeus, long the most famous overachiever in the U.S. Army, is already on his way to a new career distinction: breaking the land speed record for rehabilitation from a scandal. It was only two weeks ago that Petraeus resigned from his...
Tags: Afghanistan, Elections, Dianne Feinstein, U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, World War II (1939-1945)
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Why did David Petraeus have to step down from the CIA?
We need to learn to get past these bimbo eruptions. Because if we don't find a way to forgive and move forward, a lot of good people are going to end up on the scrapheap. Gen. David Petraeus is the latest. Perhaps the most brilliant and successful...
Tags: Police Investigations, Anthony D. Weiner, West Point, U.S. Secret Service, Central Intelligence Agency
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Inside the mind of a cheater
If we've learned anything over the resignation of retired Gen. David Petraeus as the head of the CIA over an admitted affair, it's that high-ranking men and women continue to break the rules. Affairs will always make the headlines. So why is it that these...
Tags: Human Interest, Central Intelligence Agency, Mental Health
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Petraeus thought he was above the law
Gen. David Petraeus' actions over the past several years show that he considers himself more of a prince than a member of the armed forces who answers to his civilian commander-in-chief ("Did Petraeus have to step down?" Nov. 13). In Afghanistan, he...Tags: Iraq, Afghanistan, Military Equipment, Hamid Karzai, Pakistan
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Hormone may help protect monogamous relationships
If retired Army Gen. David H. Petraeus had gotten an occasional dose of supplemental oxytocin, a brain chemical known to promote trust and bonding, he might still be director of the Central Intelligence Agency, new research suggests. A study published...Tags: Research, Hugh Hefner, Placebo, Autism, Germany
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Condi presided over a catastrophe. So why is she lecturing Obama?
WASHINGTON — To watch Condoleezza Rice, the face of George W. Bush's foreign policy, stand before a convention of cheering Republicans and condemn Barack Obama for diminishing America's standing in the world — one can only gasp at the...Tags: Republican Party, Japan, Elections, Condoleezza Rice, Washington, DC
Dec 19, 2012
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Nov 30, 2012
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Nov 25, 2012
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Nov 25, 2012
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Nov 11, 2012
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Nov 20, 2012
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Nov 15, 2012
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Nov 13, 2012
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Aug 31, 2012
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