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10:30 AM ET, May 29, 2006

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Douglass K. Daniel / Associated Press:
Murtha: Iraq killings may hurt war effort  —  WASHINGTON - The deaths of as many as two dozen Iraqi civilians and an ensuing cover-up threaten to do more harm to U.S. efforts in Iraq than even the Abu Ghraib prison scandal, a prominent congressman and war critic says.
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Mr. Murtha's Rush to Judgment  —  A year ago I was charged with two counts of premeditated murder and with other war crimes related to my service in Iraq.  My wife and mother sat in a Camp Lejeune courtroom for five days while prosecutors painted me as a monster; then autopsy evidence blew …
Jonathan Karl / ABCNEWS:
New Witness Describes Alleged Iraq Atrocity  —  Girl, 12, Was Sole Survivor When Her Family Was Killed in Haditha; Congressman Says 'Mass Murder' Was Covered Up  —  May 28, 2006 — After a small group of Marines stormed the Younis family home in Haditha last November, everybody inside was killed — except one person.
Discussion: Hot Air
Telegraph:
Four marines singled out in Iraq massacre investigation
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Kristin Roberts / Reuters:
Murtha: Iraqi killings worse than Abu Ghraib
Discussion: The All Spin Zone
Ed O'Keefe / ABCNEWS:
Murtha: Marine Murder in Iraq?
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Brian Knowlton / New York Times:   Senate Panel to Examine Deadly Military Raid in Iraq
Douglass K. Daniel / Associated Press:
Murtha: New scandal worse than Abu Ghraib
Elisabeth Bumiller / New York Times:
A Few Years, and Then Another Bush?  —  WASHINGTON — Bush III?  Or has the dynasty run its course?  —  Those are the questions some Republicans are asking themselves as political talk bubbles up yet again about President Bush's brother Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida and his interest in the White House.
Nedra Pickler / Associated Press:
Frist Backs Search of Congressman's Office  —  WASHINGTON — In a break with his counterparts in the House, the Senate's leader said Sunday the FBI was within its right to search the office of a congressman under investigation in a bribery case.  —  "No House member, no senator …
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Lois Romano / Washington Post:
Senate Leaders Profess Less Outrage on FBI Raid
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Pajamas Media:
Iran Erupts  —  MORE (12:30AM Pacific, Monday) Iranian Resistance claims "Iran: 580 demonstrations, strikes and protests in May," says that number is 3 times that of April.  —  MORE (9:30PM Pacific, Sunday): The National Council of Resistance of Iran is now claiming 10,000 Azeris are on their way to Tehran to protest.
Owen West / New York Times:
The Troops Have Moved On  —  N EITHER party expected for the war the magnitude or the duration which it has already attained.  Neither anticipated that the cause of the conflict might cease with or even before the conflict itself should cease.  So said Abraham Lincoln in his second inaugural address …
Lauren Frayer / Associated Press:
Egypt democracy activist blogs from cell  —  CAIRO, Egypt - Even from his cell in an Egyptian prison, Alaa Abdel-Fattah is blogging — scribbling messages on slips of paper that make their way to the Internet and spread around the world.  —  The 24-year-old Abdel-Fattah's blog …
Robert Kagan / Washington Post:
If Power Shifts In 2008  —  A Democrat Might Not Be as Different as You Would Think  —  Could the United States be better off with a Democrat in the White House in 2009?  Here are a couple of reasons the answer might be yes, even if you're not a Democrat.
Times of London:
MI5 at full stretch as 20 Islamist terror plots revealed  —  TWENTY "major conspiracies" by Islamist terrorists in Britain have been uncovered by the security services, John Reid, the home secretary, has disclosed.  —  Reid said that the existence of so many plots means that the police …
Thomas B. Edsall / Washington Post:
Another Stumble for Ralph Reed's Beleaguered Campaign  —  In August 1999, political organizer Ralph Reed's firm sent out a mailer to Alabama conservative Christians asking them to call then-Rep. Bob Riley (R-Ala.) and tell him to vote against legislation that would have made the U.S. commonwealth …
Discussion: AMERICAblog
Michael R. Gordon / New York Times:
Pentagon Seeks Nonnuclear Tip for Sub Missiles  —  WASHINGTON, May 28 — The Pentagon is pressing Congress to approve the development of a new weapon that would enable the United States to carry out nonnuclear missile strikes against distant targets within an hour.
Paul Farhi / Washington Post:
Elizabeth Vargas, Exiting Stage Center  —  Elizabeth Vargas says she's at peace with her decision to walk away from one of the highest-profile jobs in America.  But not everyone is so thrilled about it, especially some women.  —  Vargas, 43, stepped down as the co-anchor of ABC's …
Discussion: NewsBusters.org
Ellen Bork / Weekly Standard:
China Syndrome  —  The Limits of Developmental Autocracy by Minxin Pei  —  A MAN WALKS INTO A BAR.  At first, he finds nothing unusual about the noisy, convivial atmosphere, but then he realizes something is a little different.  Numbers are being called out, one at a time, eliciting laughter from the patrons.
Discussion: The Peking Duck
Andrew Buncombe / Independent:
Bush 'planted fake news stories on American TV'  —  Federal authorities are actively investigating dozens of American television stations for broadcasting items produced by the Bush administration and major corporations, and passing them off as normal news.  Some of the fake news segments talked …
Discussion: The Agonist
 
 
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