…bombers attack Shia festival-goers in Karbala and Baghdad, killing 140 people. 2004 April-May – Shia militias loyal to radical cleric Moqtada Sadr take on coalition forces. Hundreds are reported killed…

…some $60 billion from Congress to clean up after Sandy. And so this is the sort of huge scale of loss and damage, and even more so in the Third…

…being has the right to safe, clean, affordable, and accessible water adequate for human consumption, cooking, and sanitary purposes. (b) All relevant state agencies, including the department, the state board,…

Left out in the wake of the election and material, Linda’s post is still relevant as we continue to clean up, repair and replace damage done by Hurricane Sandy and…

…may be efficient in terms of directing water to another use, but it is not good for one’s health. Better to clean the water in some way (the Israelis ARE…

…East today), I felt the need to defend the stock market in comments: If you price an IPO properly for everyone, and everyone is working with clean hands and composure,…

…includes the FBI,” says William Black, an associate professor of economics and law at the University of Missouri, Kansas City, who, as a government regulator in the 1980s, helped clean…

…killing the Clean Water Act). Of course, it was all downhill from his re-election. As to Reagan and Clinton, neither was a complete success by the time they ran for…

…the iceberg. JOHN REED: I’m quite surprised at that. It clearly has not been a clean sweep. In other words, those of us who made mistakes, and so forth and…

…attend rallies, political functions, cook your food, clean your house or do other things that people who actually earn their income from working have to: (a) pay someone else to…