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Coalition Routs Taliban in Southern Afghanistan

By CARLOTTA GALL

A buildup of American and Afghan forces, along with use of a highly accurate mobile rocket, seem to have forced many insurgents to flee strongholds in Kandahar Province.

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Courts are expected to be flooded with cases as homeowners fight lenders trying to foreclose without proper mortgage records.

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Nearly four years after the investigations into the Blackwater Worldwide personnel accused of murder in Iraq and Afghanistan began, the cases are falling apart.

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In a message to traffickers, Mexican authorities took what they called the largest seizure of marijuana in the country’s history and set it ablaze.

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