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Learning From the Heartland Credit Card BreachPC WorldOne of the men is a 28-year-old from Miami named Albert Gonzalez. The other two suspects are identified only as being from somewhere in Russia. If Gonzalez's name sounds familiar, there's a reason: He's been tied to other large-scale data theft cases …Three Men Charged with Stealing 130 Million Credit CardsPC MagazineThree indicted in largest US identity theft schemeReutersProsecutors say man stole 130M credit card numbersThe Associated PressChannelWeb -InformationWeek -CNNMoney.comall 833 news articles »
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US Seriously Concerned About Dostum's Return to AfghanistanVoice of AmericaThe US State Department expressed serious concern on Monday about the return to Afghanistan of exiled warlord Abdul Rashid Dostum. The ethnic-Uzbek leader, accused of involvement in war crimes in Afghanistan, returned home to support …Afghan warlord General Dostum returns to boost Karzai's campaignTimes OnlineNotorious Afghan Strongman Joins Campaign for KarzaiWashington PostLimbo In AfghanistanNewsweekXinhua -New York Times -AFPall 1,995 news articles »
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Obama's healthcare trade-offLos Angeles TimesDropping insistence on a public insurance option boosts the chances for his overall reform effort. By Janet Hook and Peter Nicholas Reporting from Washington – By dropping his insistence on a public insurance option in an overhaul of the nation's …The Public Option Goes OverWall Street JournalPublic vs. Co-op: Comparing Health OptionsCBS NewsHealth insurance co-ops are a political cop-outKansas City StarThe Associated Press -AFP -Bloombergall 6,959 news articles »
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In Burma, Webb Pursues A Mission for ChangeWashington PostSen. James Webb meets with Burmese Prime Minister General Thein Sein. Webb secured the release of an American who was sentenced to seven years. (Office Of Sen. James Webb Via Associated Press) By Christian Davenport US Sen. …Webb Wins Promise to Free American in MyanmarNew York TimesTAKE A LOOK-Myanmar: Suu Kyi back in house detentionReuters IndiaSenator gains release of American jailed in MyanmarCNN InternationalAFP -The Associated Press -Aljazeera.netall 2,548 news articles »
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Obama defends healthcare plans, criticizes insurersReutersGRAND JUNCTION, Colorado (Reuters) – US President Barack Obama reignited his criticism of health insurance companies on Saturday, promising reforms that would prevent firms from capping coverage or charging …Obama gets personal in health care town hall meetingCNNFull text of Obama's Colorado healthcare town hallLos Angeles TimesPresident Barack Obama fishes for support and takes on naysayers …New York Daily NewsBBC News -ABC News -New York Timesall 3,213 news articles »
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Why Taliban leaders prefer dead diplomatsguardian.co.ukAccording to Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid, the target of Saturday's explosion in Kabul was not the headquarters of the International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) in Afghanistan but the American embassy. This careful clarification reveals …Washington Post Foreign ServiceWashington PostKabul bombing seen as warning to Afghan votersLos Angeles TimesKarzai condemns Kabul Nato blastBBC NewsAFP -The Associated Press -Times Onlineall 1,806 news articles »