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Afghanistan: The Next Hundred Years' War?

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 | Caroline Stetler

Hands of God: Bloody handprints on a wall in Iraq after a suicide bombing in January 2007.  Photo courtesy of Michael Yon.Hands of God: Bloody handprints on a wall in Iraq after a suicide bombing in January 2007. Photo courtesy of Michael Yon.
Traveling with American troops in Iraq since 2005, an insider says the war is all but over; however, battling against terrorists in the mountains of Afghanistan may prove to be an uphill climb with no end in sight.

New Book Brings the War Home

Monday, November 17, 2008 | Kat Aaron

“My name is Chantelle Bateman. I’m a corporal in the United States Marine Corps Reserve. I need to preface this by saying that I am still under an active contract, so anything I say here is a complete representation of myself, and not at all any way shape or form the Marine Corps, the United States Marine Corps Reserve, or the U.S. government.”

“Thanks for having so much courage, sister,” someone shouted from the audience.

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In this edition...

Enter the Dragon: Mixed Feelings Greet China at G20 Summit

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 | Hao Fu


Hundreds of supporters beat drums and performed traditional dances on Washington D.C.'s streets to greet Chinese President Hu Jintao while others protested the Chinese government's policies.

Advocates Launch Largest Gay Rights Protest in U.S. History Over Prop. 8

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 | James Robertson

Gay rights advocates flooded the National Mall this weekend with banners waving and bullhorns blazing in Washington's part of what organizers said was the largest gay-rights protest in United States history.

When Walking From A to B is a Matter of Life and Death

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 | June Kim

Pedestrian injuries are on the rise, but District officials may have a solution.

Dormant of Body, Author Shows He is Vibrant of Mind

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 | Neil Hickey

A Washington, D.C, man has released a very personal book on the rarest of topics - living with polio.

East Dearborn: A Slice of Arabia in the U.S Midwest

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 | Saada Abdallah

In the Great Lakes state, an oasis for the national Arab-American population.

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