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NSA says classified information found on seized hard drives
The National Security Agency says it found top-secret information on hard drives that were seized in a failed espionage probe, and the agency is refusing to release the computers — despite the continued protests of their owners.
In court filings in...Tags: Trials, National Security, Misdemeanors, Al-Qaeda, Crimes
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To take down Obama, Romney must win Battle of the Bloat
One thing is clear: At best, Mitt Romney is a work in progress.
Mr. Romney is under attack for being a hugely successful private equity banker at Bain Capital. Bain identified distressed companies and found value in them for shareholders, investors and,...Tags: Mitt Romney, Barack Obama, Washington, DC, Dom DeLuise, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Protesters target Ocean City event over speaker's anti-Muslim remarks
Protesters are pressuring Ocean City Mayor Rick Meehan to shun a prayer breakfast that features a former high-ranking Army officer who has made anti-Muslim remarks. Leaders of People for the American Way, a left-leaning advocacy group based in...Tags: Local Government, U.S. Department of Defense, Public Officials, Rick Santorum, Somalia
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Aberdeen High graduate Baker receives second star
In a ceremony at the Pentagon, hosted by Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, on Jan. 6, Brig. Gen. Ralph O. Baker, an Aberdeen High School graduate, was promoted to major general in the U.S. Army.
The ceremony was attended by...Tags: High School Sports, National Security, David Petraeus, Armed Forces, Defense
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Albert A. Mrozek, federal worker
Albert A. Mrozek, a retired federal worker who bred racing pigeons, died Jan. 12 of complications from diabetes at the Genesis Severna Park Center nursing home.
The longtime Brooklyn Park resident was 81.
Albert Anthony Mrozek, the son of a tugboat...Tags: Glen Burnie, Gerald Ford, Fells Point, Richard Nixon, Tropical Storms
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Keeping Md. Guard in Afghanistan does not promote peace
I found the recent headline regarding to Maryland National Guard ("Maryland Guard fights on in hope of Afghan peace," Jan. 29) to be Orwellian. It is a simple dictum that you can't wage war for peace. There are no winners in a war, only losers. One side...Tags: Afghanistan, U.S. Military, Peace Corps, Osama bin Laden
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Religious bigotry in Ocean City?
For 20 years, the annual Mayor's Prayer Breakfast in Ocean City has been a generally quiet affair. But this year the event's sponsors invited as guest speaker a former high-ranking Pentagon official notorious for his characterization of Muslims as idol-...Tags: Local Government, Freedom of the Press, National Security, Religious Conflicts, Protestantism
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Blank check for the military will send America the way of the Soviet Union
When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, many strategists suggested that the Cold War arms race had bankrupted its economy and caused its downfall. More than 20 years later, it appears that some in Washington are driving the U.S. toward a similar fate....
Tags: Michael G. Mullen, Republican Party, Leon Panetta, National Security, Public Officials
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Bradley Manning is nothing more than a traitor
What has America come to when traitors get public support? What narrow-minded, self-centered individuals would solicit support for someone who commits treason against his country? What Pfc. Bradley Manning did was not heroic. In fact, it was cowardly...Tags: Bradley Manning, Daniel Ellsberg
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Robert Gaspar Leginus Sr., 98
Robert Gaspar Leginus Sr., who flew gliders during World War II and later served as a military intelligence analyst, died Feb. 20. He was 98. Mr. Leginus died at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Columbia, said his son Robert Leginus Jr. He had lived in Columbia...Tags: U.S. Army, World War II (1939-1945), Silver Spring (Montgomery, Maryland), Upper Marlboro, U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Justice for Bradley Manning
It was not a surprise that a judicial officer recommended that Pfc. Bradley Manning should be court-martialed ("Manning trial recommended," Jan. 13). This was inevitable from the beginning of the Article 32 hearing. And just as inevitable is that there...Tags: Bradley Manning, Fort Meade (military base)
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Don't cut to the core
In announcing the administration's new Defense "guidance," President Barack Obama and Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta have — to their credit — avoided the historically oft-repeated pitfall of assuming that the conflicts of today portend...Tags: Defense, Conservation, Barack Obama, Leon Panetta, Conservation
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