Congressional analysis puts cost of Iraq war at $2 billion a week - The Boston Globe

Congressional analysis puts cost of Iraq war at $2 billion a week - The Boston Globe: "Cost of Iraq war nearly $2b a week

By Bryan Bender, Globe Staff | September 28, 2006

WASHINGTON -- A new congressional analysis shows the Iraq war is now costing taxpayers almost $2 billion a week -- nearly twice as much as in the first year of the conflict three years ago and 20 percent more than last year -- as the Pentagon spends more on establishing regional bases to support the extended deployment and scrambles to fix or replace equipment damaged in combat."

Dirty Secrets of the Food Processing Industry

Dirty Secrets of the Food Processing Industry: "Dirty Secrets of the Food Processing Industry"

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Why Aren't Newspapers Breaking Out of the Box?

Why Aren't Newspapers Breaking Out of the Box?: "Why Aren't Newspapers Breaking Out of the Box?
Why does the newspaper industry, for the most part, have so much trouble adapting to the changing of the media environment brought on by the Internet and digital communications technologies? Some newspaper new-media managers and workers talk frankly about what they see as their companies' flaws.
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AlterNet: Blogs: PEEK: Ann Coulter, 43 or 45, Conservative Commentator, Dies

AlterNet: Blogs: PEEK: Ann Coulter, 43 or 45, Conservative Commentator, Dies: "Ann Coulter, 43 or 45, Conservative Commentator, Dies

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The Blog | Gary Hart: The October Surprise | The Huffington Post

The Blog | Gary Hart: The October Surprise | The Huffington Post: "It should come as no surprise if the Bush Administration undertakes a preemptive war against Iran sometime before the November election.

Were these more normal times, this would be a stunning possibility, quickly dismissed by thoughtful people as dangerous, unprovoked, and out of keeping with our national character. But we do not live in normal times."