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Uncle Bob's at Oakwood Dr. in Glastonbury the outside electrical outlet at unit E23 does not work. The electrical outlet outside unit E17 does not work and it is not fastened to the building. You can pull it away from the building exposing the wiring. Safety hazard for sure, possible fire hazard. I have reported this to management 4 times in the last 6 months and the condition still exists. Please see what you can do to rectify this situation. All of the above notwithstanding, I am a very satisfied customer and the management people are superb.Eric from Glastonbury, CT
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Updated: Tuesday, May 28 2013, 05:08 PM CDT
IOWA CITY, IA (CBS2/FOX28) -- A single trumpet-player cut "Taps" into the grey, misty morning as a line up eight veterans fired off a shotgun salute to their fallen brothers-in-arms at the Army National Guard Armory on Monday.
More than 100 people showed up to see that salute while honoring and remembering veterans during Iowa City's Memorial Day celebration.
The veterans there were like pages from a living history book. Gordon Zumwalt, 91, fought at the Battle of the Bulge during World War II.
"I remember every bit of it, but I wouldn't do it again for a million dollars. And I wouldn't take a million dollars either for what I learned," Zumwalt said.
Duane Papke served during the unrest and tension of the Vietnam-era.
"And actually, when I came through an airport, I got spit at, swore at, for being in uniform," Papke said.
For those men, seeing and hearing the support from the folks filling the armory lets them know they're not forgotten.
"They know what we went through, and we know what they went through. You get a connection there, of a family," Zumwalt said.
"I'm just so pleased that Americans are finally thanking the men and women who are sacrificing so much," Papke said.
For former reservist Bob Dane, continuing the tradition of the ceremony is crucial to remembering who we are as Americans. Dane's father helped start the Military Affairs Committee in Iowa City, which hosts the ceremony.
"You forget how we got here and what it takes to stay here," Dane said.
While it is important to thank the veterans still here for all they sacrificed, Papke and Zumwalt said Memorial Day is all about remembering those who died for their country.
"This is all those who gave the ultimate sacrifice, and all those who continue to serve, even today," Papke said.
The ceremony was originally set to be held outside at a cemetery, but was moved to the armory because of the weather.
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Some of these issues were predictable and preventable; others were not.
Drafted by a suffragette in 1923, the Equal Rights Amendment has been stirring up controversy ever since. Many opponents considered it dead when a 10-year ratification push failed in 1982, yet its backers on Capitol Hill, in the Illinois statehouse and elsewhere are making clear this summer that the fight is far from over.
Last week, State Senator Heather Steans (D-Chicago) bulldozed the measure, Senate Joint Resolution Constitutional Amendment 75, through the upper chamber 39-11-06, a vote that included two Republicans - Kirk Dillard and Minority Leader Christine Radogno.
SPRINGFIELD-Senate Democrats plan to make an end-of-session push this week to "rectify an historical wrong" -- and perhaps give women a strong reason to go to the polls this fall -- by putting Illinois on record in support of an Equal Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Each step I take brings me closer to fulfilling my promise to help pass the Equal Rights Amendment. It's a promise I made a decade ago to my late mother-in-law, the Rev. Katrina Swanson. (Katrina was one of the "Philadelphia Eleven," the first group of women to be ordained as priests in these modern times in the U.S., after the Anglican Church of China.) A promise made by my husband and me to her in her last year of life. A promise, indeed a vow, and now a dream moving to reality we will resurrect and see enacted the Equal Rights Amendment.
Congresswomen Jackie Speier (D-San Francisco/San Mateo/Redwood City) issued the following statement today after offering a joint resolution to remove the deadline for the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. The ERA was introduced into every Congress between 1923 and 1972, when it finally passed and was sent to the states for ratification upon three/fourths approval. Congresswoman Speier's joint resolution has 109 original co-sponsors.
State Sen. Nina Turner said Saturday that she supports efforts to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment but noted that more work is ahead in reaching equality. The Cleveland-based Democrat was one of several political candidates in attendance during an event hosted by the Progressive Democrats of America at the Adena Mansion & Gardens Visitors Center, where Turner gave a fiery speech to a full crowd about the need to support such a change.
A group of Progressive Democrats plans to push for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment with an event here later this month. State Sen. Nina Turner, D-Cleveland, will be the keynote speaker. Turner is the minority whip in the Ohio Senate.
The group, which also is conducting the event to defend voter rights, also will honor a local woman with an award at the event.
One of Mary Larkin's prized possessions is a beat-up, old, wooden cutting board in the shape of a mushroom, but you can't tell by looking at it that it is the product of a revolution.
It was made by Larkin's daughter Debbie, who was one of the first girls to take shop in Parkland schools after the district relented in the mid-1970s to allow them to forgo home economics and do woodworking instead.
Today SJ 78, a bill to ratify the stalled Equal Rights Amendment, was placed on the docket of the Elections subcommittee in the Virginia House. Could this signal GOP support for Constitutional pay equity? Even in the 21st century corporations continue to pay women less because they are women. Last week we learned that General Motors offered their first female CEO a salary 50% less than her male predecessors (the usual female pay discount is only 8%).
Rep. Victoria Steele's (D-9) bill to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment (HCR2016) was assigned to the House Judiciary Committee late last week. (You'll remember that mid-week, I reported it was languishing on the desk of House Speaker Andy Tobin.)
There is an ideological perfect storm brewing in the Arizona Legislature. A memorandum supporting extension of the ratification deadline for the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) has been assigned to a committee where five out of seven members have pledged to protect and fight for the rights of fetuses over the rights of women.
What I know about sports, I learned watching movies, but what I know about fair play and equality, I learned watching my parents. Although movies Based on a true story, have evolved closer to reality since William Bendix played Babe Ruth, the brain damage of inequality requires more than A Hail Mary Pass at equal economic opportunity and Justice for All to tackle an Equal Rights Amendment fumbled by a deadline for ratification.
In November 2014, Americans will be heading to the polls to vote in the midterm elections.
Women will be voting.
If Alice Paul had not been alive to fight for that right, women still might not have the opportunity to make their voices heard in the United States of America.
January 11, 1885 was the day this great American woman was born and it is on this day that everyone should take a moment to recognize and celebrate her brave and progressive life.
People are out collecting signatures to get the Oregon's Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) for women on the November 2014 ballot. This could mean a change to the state constitution to include language that specifically protects women. Oregon's ERA for women has been out there several times before now, most recently before the legislative session in 2013, but it didn't pass.
Congratulations Rhode Island! Rhode Island is the first state to have 100% of their Federal delegation supporting our legislation. A special thanks to Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Senator Jack Reed, Rep. David Cicilline and Rep. James Langevin. We appreciate your support.
Just a few weeks before his death, on October 11, 1963, President Kennedy received the final report of the President's Commission on the Status of Women. A direct line runs between the work of this commission and the establishment of the National Organization for Women.
If an Equal Rights Amendment were to pass, women would have the written support of the Constitution. Instead of women having to prove that they were being discriminated against, violators of the amendment would face a harsher reality, having to prove their innocence.
The benefits of ratifying the amendment are fairly simple. By passing the Equal Rights Amendment, the government would not only open doors of opportunity for women in the country, but also open them all around the world.
UPDATE: Linda Sanchez and Louise Roybal-Allard are now cosponsors of HJ Res 43. As Progressives we should all be outraged that of the 15 members of the Progressive Caucus from California, there are 5 (3) who have not co-sponsored Representative Rob Andrews legislation, HJ Res 43, removing the deadline for the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. Unacceptable. They are well aware of the legislation and we must alert them to this fact.
Targeting women's right to vote may be the undoing of extreme governance and an opportunity to take care of constitutionally unfinished business for women – an Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). The newly declared war on the right of women in NC to vote looks to be the match to the fuse in the renewed push for passing an ERA.
A Major Victory for ERA (Equal Rights Amendment) advocates happened today as Senator Elizabeth Warren becomes the 32nd co-sponsor on Senator Ben Cardin's bi-partisan bill, SJRES15 to remove the deadline to ratify the ERA.
In the spirit of Moral Mondays the Onslow County Democratic Party announced that this Monday's demonstration on October 28th will focus on pushing back against the wave of legislation negatively impacting women's rights to include the targeting of their voting rights. Demonstrators are civilly rallying from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm outside the Jacksonville City Hall at 815 New Bridge Street to support the passage of an Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) checking state laws that are eroding women's rights.
"Seems like old times," was former ODP chair, David Leland's comment when we exchanged greetings at the Statehouse, October 2nd. Indeed it did. About 1000 enthusiastic women and men showed up for a rally entitled, "We Won't Go Back: Stand Strong with Ohio's Women!"
Women earn less than men. Compared to white men, Latinas earn 59 cents for every dollar earned by a white man, black women earn 68 cents on the dollar, white women earn 81 cents on the dollar, and Asian women earn 88 cents on the dollar
The new push to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) continues to grow as word spreads about the effort to get the Obama Administration to take a stand on the issue of equal rights for women. The ERA 2013 Action Campaign and its partner, ERA NOW, seek to gather 25,000 signatures on an official White House petition to trigger an official response from the Obama Administration, now needs only 4600 signatures by February 9th.
On Friday, September 12th more than 150 activists will go to DC and Demand that their Senators and Representatives support removing the ratification deadline from the ERA (SJ Res 15 and HJ Res 113)
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Enter your zip+4 and find your elected officials. This link provides name, address and phone number
Click on your state in the list to find out if your Senators and Representative are cosponsors of the Equal Rights Amendment. Then call and either Thank Them or ask them to support the legislation.
Sample scripts are below.
Thank You ScriptI am a voter in your district and the Equal Rights Amendment is very important to me and all my friends. Thank you for supporting equal rights.
Request SupportI am a voter in your district and the Equal Rights Amendment is very important to me and all my friends. Equality is a human rights issue. The Equal Rights Amendment has been stalled and we believe removing the ratification deadline will most the process forward. Please cosponsor SJ Res 15 (for Senators) HJ Res 43 (for your Representative)
We need to add the Equal Rights Amendment to the National conversation. Use our tool to send a letter to the editor of your local paper.
If your Senator(s) and/or Representative is not currently a supporter, they may not be aware that the legislation exists. Nothing sends a stronger message to a Congressional member than a personal visit to a district office by a voter with a written request for support. Phone calls and emails are incredibly important but nothing gets attention like a personal visit. Our Educate Congress page has information and a sample letter. Print the letter, sign it, deliver it.
There is no faster way to send a message to your Congress members than using our Email Advocacy Tool.
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Team, students to wear orange to support coach
When Wauwatosa West boys basketball team hosts St. Francis on Friday, there will be an obvious show of support for coach Mike Landisch, who was diagnosed with kidney cancer this week.
In Tuesday night's emotional non-conference victory over Racine Horlick, the players wore orange shoelaces to show support for Landisch, who returned to the bench after missing the previous game.
A.J. Krause, one of the Trojans' starting guards, had done some research and found out orange is the color that represents cancer of the kidneys. His mom then went out and bought the shoelaces.
Since then, some of the players' fathers, along with the Booster Club, went out and purchased 300 orange T-shirts for the public to wear to show their support for Landisch. The team's T-shirts will say "Fight Like Champions."
The Trojans are 8-3, in second place in the Woodland Conference Black Division. St. Francis is 0-11 in last place in the Blue Division. Game time is 7:30 p.m.
The Malt Shoppe opens Friday in Wauwatosa
The Malt Shoppe, 813 N. Mayfair Road, will open to the public at 10 a.m. Friday Oct. 24, kicking off business with giveaways all weekend.
Oct. 24-26, customers will receive free glass growlers they can pay to fill with their choice of 30 tap beers. The growlers (32 or 64 ounces) are meant to be reused to buy tap beer at the store to bring home.
In addition to taps, the shop has more than 800 varieties of bottled beer. Owner Pat Lafferty also plans to offer specialty glassware, rotating beers of the month, and beer tastings.
Poll: Which area team will win a state football title?
This week is when championship seasons title runs are started. Level 1 of the 2014 WIAA Football Playoffs start Friday.
But we want to know which, if any, of the area local teams will win a title in Divisions 1, 2 and 3. Answer on our polls.
Last year Arrowhead beat Franklin in Division 1, and Greendale lost in Division 3 championship games.
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Wauwatosa negotiating financial aid for Underwood apartments
The Common Council gave city staff permission Oct. 21 to make Phelan Development and WiRED Properties an offer for financial assistance in building apartments on Underwood Avenue.
Developers are proposing a three-story apartment and retail building called The Ardor at 1463 Underwood Ave., next to the Village fire station, although specific plans have not been revealed.
The terms of the offer are not public, because staff are still in negotiations with the developers. The terms were decided in a closed session meeting of the Budget and Finance Committee Oct. 21. They won't be made public until there is an agreement.
Two aldermen, Tim Hanson and Michael Walsh, voted against making the offer, arguing that the parcel could be developed without city assistance.
"We are not staying true to the litmus test," Walsh said, referring to the standard that in order to offer tax-incremental financing, city officials must decide the development would not happen without it. "We don't need a subsidy here."
T.J. Maxx opening Oct. 30 in Wauwatosa
T.J. Maxx is scheduled to open Oct. 30 at Wauwatosa's Mayfair Collection, 11500 W. Burleigh St.
The grand opening will start with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 7:30 a.m., when the store will present a $5,000 donation to the Children's Outing Association. The store will be open to shoppers 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., with the first 1,000 customers receiving free reusable bags.
T.J. Maxx will join several other retailers that have been operating at Mayfair Collection since it opened in April, including Nordstrom Rack, Saks Fifth Avenue off 5th, Old Navy, and Dick's Sporting Goods. Most recently, DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse opened Sept. 20, and Corner Bakery Cafe opened Oct. 20.
Work is already underway on a second phase of construction at Mayfair Collection. It is slated to include a 144-room Hilton Homewood Suites, a Whole Foods Market, three Bartolotta restaurants, and a recently announced Pizza Man restaurant.
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A Milwaukee Journal Sentinel investigation found inappropriate reductions in property assessments creating an unfair system. In dozens of communities across Wisconsin, 20% or more of taxes are being paid by the wrong people.
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500 free winter emergency kits given away at Mayfair tomorrow
More than 500 free emergency kits will be given away at Mayfair's Center Court, 2500 N. Mayfair Road, on Saturday, Oct. 18 to help prepare Milwaukee families for the winter storm season.
Last winter was Milwaukee's coldest in 35 years, according to the National Weather Service. The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts that this year will bring colder temperatures and heavier snowfall than normal, the news release said.
Dozens of volunteers will help distribute the kits from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Kits include an emergency blanket, flashlight, first aid kit, cleaning supplies and more.
Camp Bar Tosa opens Saturday
Camp Bar Tosa plans to open to the public at noon Saturday at 6600 W. North Ave. There will be a ribbon cutting at 5:30 p.m. and live music at 9.
The atmosphere at Camp Bar Tosa is similar to Camp's first location in Shorewood, 4044 N. Oakland Ave. With the aesthetic of a Northwoods cabin, the bar has a central fireplace, a moose head, wood paneling and dart boards.
The Wauwatosa location is larger than Shorewood's, with a bar that seats 34 and a total capacity of 261 people. There are 16 beers and eight wines on tap.
The bar doesn't have a kitchen, but offers pizzas from its neighbor, Cranky Al's. Diners can put their orders in with Camp bartenders and their meals will be delivered.
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The Malt Shoppe grand opening party is Oct. 24-26
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Owner Pat Lafferty said he thinks customers and beer enthusiasts will appreciate being able to take home draft beer in growlers from the shop, according to an earlier interview with Wauwatosa NOW.
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J.C. Penney Furniture Outlet, 11800 W. Burleigh St., was the victim of a bomb threat at 12:46 p.m. Oct. 8, according to Wauwatosa police report blotters.
The report states that an unnamed sales representative at the store received a call from an unknown person with a blocked number saying, "there is a bomb in your building."
The report summary did not include any additional information. A full report was requested from the Wauwatosa Police Department for additional information.
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Maharaja restaurant for 17 years, is planning to open his own restaurant, India Garden, at 2930 N. 117th St. in the former location of Open Hearth.Charnjit Bolla, who was a partner at Milwaukee's
The Wauwatosa Community Development Committee is scheduled to consider a permit Tuesday for the restaurant to modify the building. The plans include 98 seats, a patio area, a full-service bar and an indoor fireplace.
Bolla said India Garden's menu will have some overlap with Maharaja's, but will also have some additional items, including a lobster dish. He plans to serve dinners and lunch buffets daily, with catering and carry-out also available.
If approved by the city, Bolla said he hopes to open the first week of November.
New antique shop could replace Twirly Birds in Wauwatosa Village
moving to Waukesha, a new antique shop called Studio Ric Rak could be taking its place at 7532 W. State St. in the Village area of Wauwatosa.With Twirly Birds
The Plan Commission is scheduled to consider a conditional use permit for the store at its meeting tonight.
In plans submitted to the city, business owners Linda Kautz and Chris Jauch said Studio Ric Rak would feature antiques, vintage items, and repurposed merchandise.
"We look forward to continuing the legacy of the previous tenants, Twirly Birds, and bringing a unique shop with the charm benefiting downtown Wauwatosa," Kautz and Jauch wrote in a letter.
Kautz said they already have a lease at the space and hope to open later this month or as soon as they get approval from the city.
Preps football photos of the week: Week 8
Big conference games and homecoming festivities were a big part of high school football as the season continued in Week 8 on Oct. 9 and 10.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 8.
ID not required for voting
blocking Wisconsin's voter ID law Oct. 9, voters are no longer required to present an ID to vote absentee or at the polls on election day Nov. 4.With the U.S. Supreme Court
Wauwatosa Clerk Carla Ledesma said this ruling allowed the city to mail 40 absentee ballots it had been holding back because voters had not submitted IDs.
Any Wauwatosa resident can vote absentee by requesting a ballot by mail, or voting in person at City Hall as early as Oct. 20. More information is available on the city website.
Corner Bakery announces Oct. 20 opening
Wisconsin's first Corner Bakery Café announced it will open officially in The Mayfair Collection, 11500 W. Burleigh St., on Monday, Oct. 20.
Travel coffee mugs with free daily refills for one year will be given away to the first 100 guests in line on opening day. In the first month of business, there will also be weekly drawings to award free grilled panini for a year to four winners.
Corner Bakery is owned and operated by Neo Fourno, Inc., a local franchise group owned and operated by Dimitri and Peter Dimitropoulos, who have been Milwaukee restaurateurs for the past 15 years.
The brothers plan to open a total of 10 cafes in the Milwaukee and Madison area within the next five years.
"We are thrilled to bring Corner Bakery Café to Milwaukee," said operating partner Peter Dimitropoulos. "We're confident Corner Bakery Cafe will soon become a favorite among Milwaukee residents."» Read Full Article


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Washington, D.C.–Today, the Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC) Co-Chairs Reps. Raúl M. Grijalva (D-AZ) and Keith Ellison (D-MN) sent Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) a letter urging him to create a Select Committee on Income Inequality instead of spending as much as 3.3 million tax dollars on another investigation into Benghazi. An analysisfrom Think Progress shows the Republican-led House of Representatives is on track to spend more investigating Benghazi than it does on nine other House committees.
MINNEAPOLIS—Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MN) released the following statement today after Israeli and Hamas officials announced they had agreed to an open-ended ceasefire.
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When Congress returns from recess on September 8, will they authorize the New Iraq War? That's the question some anti-war groups are asking their representatives now home in their districts. Rep. Jim McGovern is demanding "a full debate and a vote whether to authorize the war," which has been escalating during the Congressional absence.
It is not a lack of sympathy with the historic and current circumstance of Iraq's religious minorities—or of other persecuted peoples in that traumatized country—that leads some of the most humane and responsible members of Congress to say that President Obama must seek approval from the House and Senate before committing the United States military to a new Iraq mission.
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PDAers have, with the rest of the world, reacted with outrage and heartbreak to the violence in Israel and Gaza. Board members like Medea Benjamin have worked for decades to bring attention to that area of the world, to its crying need for peace with justice. PDA was founded during the 2004 Democratic Convention in opposition to the Iraq War, which was being silenced by "official" party leaders. Our Inside/Outside strategy brought street heat to the suites, opening up our political process to the nonviolent call of Dr. Martin Luther King: turn from perpetual war to meeting human need. Nonviolence grounds all our policy advocacy: Healthcare Not Warfare; Windmills Not Weapons.
Washington DC – Today, the House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed the bipartisan McGovern-Jones-Lee resolution which requires the President to seek Congressional authorization before deploying armed services engaged in combat operations in Iraq.
The stunning military advance into cities in northern and central Iraq by an Al Qaeda offshoot, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria—backed by some of Iraq's Sunni tribal paramilitary forces and a militia tied to remnants of the deposed Baath party—compounds Iraq's long-running tragedy.
According to Ha'aretz correspondent Amira Hass, the [Israeli Defense Force] ] IDF has been conducting mass arrests in the West Bank, between 10 and 30 every day. Twenty-four of the arrested are members of the Palestinian parliament from Hamas' Change and Reform party. The number of those arrested since the kidnapping and murder of the Israeli teens has already exceeded 1,000. The Palestinians are convinced that most of those detained have nothing to do with the kidnapping and that these are mainly political arrests for purposes of intimidation and revenge.
PDA Advisory Board members Reps. John Conyers, Keith Ellison, and Barbara Lee joined 3 congressional colleagues--Reps. Jim Moran, Hank Johnson, and Alan Lowenthal--calling upon President Obama and Secretary Kerry to "redouble" their efforts to urge Israeli and Palestinian leaders to reach a cease-fire agreement. The full text of their letter is below, and a signed PDF can be found here.
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Please act now! We need your Congress member's signature on the Lee-Rigell Letter opposing a military attack on Iraq. Consult the list (see below). If your member of Congress is not there, call the Congressional switchboard ASAP (before Close of Business July, 2nd) and ask them to sign on to the Lee-Rigell Letter. Republicans may be willing to sign on, so it's worth trying them as well. The Switchboard number is 202-224-3121. Tell them to contact Rep. Barbara Lee's staffer Monica Pham at
At this writing, President Obama has neither the legal nor the political mandate to conduct airstrikes in Iraq or Syria.
On Thursday night, 182 Members of the House voted yes on Representative Barbara Lee's amendment defunding the use of the 2002 Iraq Authorization for the Use Military Force.
Members of Congress want to send a clear message to Obama: They won't stand for another war.
After a recent string of insurgent attacks from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) in the northern part of Iraq, President Obama told Congress on Monday night that he will order 275 troops to the country to protect American personnel and the U.S. embassy in Baghdad.
Residents of Mosul and Samarra, and a spokesman for a militant group, speak about their experience of the latest conflict
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Next week, Congress will begin debate on a roughly$601 billion Pentagon budget for FY2015. Before we let this pass unchallenged, let's take a few minutes to put it in some historical perspective.
During the Bush years, people all over the world were horrified by America's aggression, human rights abuses and militarism. By 2008, only one in three people around the world approved of the job performance of U.S. leaders. The election of President Obama broadcast his message of hope and change far beyond U.S. shores, and Gallup's 2009 U.S.-Global Leadership Project (USGLP) recorded a sharp rise in global public approval of U.S. leadership to 49 percent.
U.S. efforts to overthrow foreign governments leave the world less peaceful, less just and less hopeful.
Soon after the 2004 U.S. coup to depose President Jean-Bertrand Aristide of Haiti, I heard Aristide's lawyer Ira Kurzban speaking in Miami. He began his talk with a riddle: "Why has there never been a coup in Washington D.C.?" The answer: "Because there is no U.S. Embassy in Washington D.C." This introduction was greeted with wild applause by a mostly Haitian-American audience who understood it only too well.
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Washington is pushing the panic button, claiming austerity is hollowing out our armed forces and our national security is at risk. That was the message Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel delivered last week when he announced that the Army would shrink to levels not seen since before World War II.
Washington is pushing the panic button, claiming austerity is hollowing out our armed forces and our national security is at risk. That was the message Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel delivered last week when he announced that the Army would shrink to levels not seen since before World War II. Headlines about this crisis followed in papers like the New York Timesand members of Congress issued statements swearing that they would never allow our security to be held hostage to the budget-cutting process.
The U.S. is backing Ukraine's extreme right-wing Svoboda party and violent neo-Nazis whose armed uprising paved the way for a Western-backed coup. Events in the Ukraine are giving us another glimpse through the looking-glass of U.S. propaganda wars against fascism, drugs and terrorism. The ugly reality behind the mirror is that the U.S. government has a long and unbroken record of working with fascists, dictators, druglords and state sponsors of terrorism in every region of the world in its elusive but relentless quest for unchallenged global power.
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The implementation of the Iran accord Monday signaled a modest but still important sea change in that country's relationship with the world. As with all good diplomacy, the deal is a win-win for Iran and the United Nations Security Council's permanent members.
MONTREUX, Switzerland (AP) — The United Nations is taking a day to see if there is enough common ground between Syrian President Bashar Assad's government and the opposition to talk directly for the first time since the rebellion began in 2011.
The talks in Syria began today, with the Syrian government and opposition exchanging accusations and invectives. Missing was the voice of nonviolent civilians, especially women, even through they have been trying for months to have a seat at the table.
At least ten states will be sites for testing drones — unmanned aircraft — in the next couple of years, the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) announced on Monday. Six institutions have been authorized to operate test locations for the use of drones and for studying how they will interact with air traffic systems.
As we end the longest period of war in our history, we should be entering a period of postwar downsizing - but what about the communities dependent on the massive post-9/11 military budget?
End wars. Shrink the Pentagon budget. Reinvest the savings in neglected domestic priorities. It's a logical progression. Right?
Washington, D.C.— Congresswoman Barbara Lee (D-CA) issued the following statement on the passing of former President of South Africa Nelson Mandela:
Iraq is still suffering from the US invasion because the apparatus of state oppression and terror is still in place, killing people every day. But few in the US seem to realize the scale of the war crimes committed in Iraq, an expert author told RT.
Having the most expensive and destructive military does not make the American people safer. The idea of U.S. "national security" seems inextricably entangled with the notion of "military supremacy."
All of a sudden we're talking to Iran. Now, granted, that shouldn't be such an astonishing bombshell. But given the reality of the last several decades, it pretty much is. And that's all good. It's been too long coming, it's still too hesitant, there's still too much hinting about military force behind it… but we're talking. Foreign minister to foreign minister, Kerry to Zarif, it's all a good sign.
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An area of low pressure extending from NW to SE Western Australia is producing a broad middle and upper level cloud band with isolated thunderstorms. Some high cloud is streaming from this system into central Australia and South Australia. Some low level cloud is over SW Western Australia.
Low cloud over the North Tropical Coast of Queensland is from a moist onshore airstream.
Other areas remain mainly cloud free.


text: Judgments affirmed By: Tom Egan February 16, 2012 The Appeals Court has affirmed, pursuant to Rule 1:28, judgments in the following cases. Although the decisions do not appear to address any substantive issues of law, the full text of each decision may be ordered using the appropriate "Lawyers Weekly No." listed after the case name. • Commonwealth v. Mello (Lawyers Weekly No. 81-123-12) (2 ... Subscribe Login Email Address: Password: Already a paid subscriber but not registered for online access yet? For instructions on how to get premium web access, click here.Forgot your password? Share this:EmailPrintFacebookLinkedInTwitterGoogle +1 8:57 am Thu, February 16, 2012 Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Tom Egan