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Afghanistan War: 10 Years Of Deaths Visualized
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INFOGRAPHIC: Staggering number of deaths.
Read more...Afghan War Costs Soar As Sec. Robert Gates Adds Troops, Proposes Cuts
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American confidence in war's course still close to all-time low.
Read more...Afghan War Skeptics Speak Out Amid U.S. Optimism
Q&A: Former diplomat argues that reconciliation between the Taliban and the coalition forces must begin soon.
Read more...Camp Pendleton Marines Killed In Afghanistan May Have Been Shot by Afghan Soldier
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Two Marines shot last week in Afghanistan may have been killed by an Afghan soldier.
Read more...U.S. Supports Afghanistan Peace Talks, Expert Calls Exit “Messy”
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On the ninth anniversary of the War on Terror, peace talks spur questions.
Read more...The Unused Weapon In Afghanistan? Twitter.
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Half of Afghan population has cell phones and most of them text, so why don't they tweet?
Read more...Nine Years Later: Uncertainty Over Afghanistan Withdrawal
Q & A: An expert says problem is that Afghanistan is no Kansas.
Read more...Has WikiLeaks Eliminated The "Middleman" In Journalism?
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NYU's Jay Rosen on "stateless" news organizations, crowd involvement and the role of the mainstream media since the release of 92,000 secret military documents.
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