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Liberty NewsWire: March 22, 2012

A recent Army health report draws an alarming profile of a fighting force more prone to inexcusable violence amid an “epidemic” of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), the mental breakdown attracting speculation as a factor in a massacre of Afghan civilians this month.

Based on an exhaustive study of nearly 500,000 soldiers, reservists and veterans, the report finds that troops are more likely to commit suicide and violent sex offenses, and notes that as many as 236,000 suffered from PTSD since the beginning of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. - Washington Times

 

Troops

Washington Times – Troops Stressed to Breaking Point

Iran

TIME – Israel, U.S. Disagree on Iran Timetable

Reuters – Chinese Firm Helps Iran Spy on Citizens

Afghanistan

Reuters – Afghanistan Working to Stop Divisive NATO Night Raids

Bailouts

Daily Caller – Congressman Fights Geithner on Transparency, Introduces New FOIA-Reform Bill

War on Drugs

San Francisco Chronicle – Washington’s War on Synthetic Drugs

Washington Times – Mexican Survey Finds Support for Drug War

Federal Reserve

International Business Times – The Problem With Bernanke’s Problem With the Gold Standard

USA Today – Bernanke: U.S. Money Funds Could Still Be Hurt By Europe


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