ATF orders immediate review of gun-running operation

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The head of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosive on Thursday night ordered an outside evaluation of his agency's efforts t

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No guns in latest ATF raid were knowingly allowed to enter Mexico, prosecutor says

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McClellan book confirms Center's 'Iraq: The War Card' report

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In a new memoir, former White House press secretary Scott McClellan became the first Bush administration official to confirm the orchestrate

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No guns in latest ATF raid were knowingly allowed to enter Mexico, prosecutor says

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A week after a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives whistleblower described how agents allowed hundreds of U.S. weapons to sl

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Journalism with teeth

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LONDON, July 17, 1999 — Western media follow a depressingly familiar formula when it comes to the preparation of a nation for conflict....

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Commentary: Enhance democracy in Colombia

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BOSTON, July 29, 2002 — The elected Colombian president, Alvaro Uribe, recently visited the United States and Europe and declared that his "

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Interview: Unprecedented opportunity

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Rami Khouri, a veteran editor and reporter who currently serves as editor-at-large for the Lebanese English language newspaper, The Daily St

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Sri Lanka's endless war

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COLOMBA, Sri Lanka, January 12, 2000 — This article was originally published in the January 12 edition of Jane's Defence Weekly. It is repro

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WASHINGTON, February 27, 2000 — Members of the U.S. Congress are concerned that military aid to Colombia could be used to violate human righ

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