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“The American soldier who went missing June 30 from his base in eastern Afghanistan and was later confirmed as captured, said in a video posted by the Taliban that he’s ‘scared I won’t be able to go home.’” This propaganda video is a good example of an international law violation, as opposed to CIA assassinations.

CIT and CEO Jeffrey Peek banked everything on getting bailout cash, missing sea change against more bailouts: “one of the nation’s largest lenders to small and midsize businesses.” The company “could file for bankruptcy protection as early as Monday morning, say people familiar with the matter. It would be the fifth-largest bankruptcy in U.S. history.”

“Known for his steady and straightforward delivery, his trim moustache, and his iconic sign-off line -“That’s the way it is” – Cronkite dominated the television news industry during one of the most volatile periods of American history.” Some are talking about Cronkite’s death as the “end of an era.” In reality, it ended long ago.

“A Capitol Hill townhouse that serves as a dormitory and meeting place for a band of conservative Christian lawmakers has been linked to a third episode of marital infidelity, this time in a Mississippi court filing by a former lawmaker’s estranged wife.” This C Street group, wrongly considered conservative, certainly has a way of working.