Russia and the United States should sign a new arms treaty in the next three years : Putin
Media Release
Jun. 27, 2006

Russia and the United States should sign a new arms treaty in the next three years, Russian President Vladimir Putin said June 27, emphasizing equal economic competition terms. Putin proposed to begin negotiations in Washington, saying replacing the START I treaty, which expires in 2009, should be at the top of the agenda.

Russia and the United States should sign a new arms treaty in the next three years : Putin
Media Release
Russia and the United States should sign a new arms treaty in the next three years, Russian President Vladimir Putin said June 27, emphasizing equal economic competition terms.
READ MORE>>

Russian and Uzbek security forces have cracked down on an illegal international money transfer network
Media Release
Russian and Uzbek security forces have cracked down on an illegal international money transfer network used to finance global terrorism...
READ MORE>>

President Bush blames NY Times for breaking a long tradition of keeping wartime secrets
Media Release
President Bush said Monday it was disgraceful that the news media had disclosed a secret CIA-Treasury program to track millions of financial records in search of terrorist suspects.
READ MORE>>

Bombs exploded in two crowded markets Monday, leaving at least 18 dead in one Iraqi city and six in another
Media Release
motorcycle packed with explosives detonated in the middle of a crowded market in Baquba, killing at least 18 people and wounding 20 others Monday evening, Iraqi police said.
READ MORE>>

A Treasury Department program that obtained international financial records aimed at tracking terrorist money was legitimate
Media Release
The White House spokesman said Monday a Treasury Department program that obtained international financial records aimed at tracking terrorist money was legitimate, but declined to say whether a leak investigation would be launched.
READ MORE>>

Flooding from a weekend of heavy rain shut down the Justice Department and other major federal buildings Monday
Media Release
Flooding from a weekend of heavy rain shut down the Justice Department and other major federal buildings Monday, and created a nightmare for commuters with washed-out roads, mud blocking the Capital Beltway and delays on the area's rail lines.
READ MORE>>

Iraqi Pm offers to reconcile with insurgents
Media Release
Iraqi military and police to take control of security nationwide....
READ MORE>>

Ex-CIA agent's warnings on false WMD report ignored
Media Release
A former CIA officer says he made repeated efforts to alert top agency officials to problems with an Iraqi defector's claims about the country's mobile biological weapons labs but he was ignored, the Washington Post reported Sunday.
READ MORE>>

University of California chancellor died Saturday in an apparent suicide jump from a 43-story apartment building
Media Release
Denice Dee Denton, 46, the chancellor of the Santa Cruz campus, apparently jumped from the Paramount luxury apartment building early Saturday morning and landed on a parking garage, police and university officials said.
READ MORE>>

MORE ARTICLES >>