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NYTimes People: Odierno, Raymond T.
it is reshaping the way many soldiers are trained and deployed, with some conventional units to be placed officially under Special Operations commanders and others assigned to regions of the world viewed as emerging security risks, particularly in Africa. The pending changes reflect a...
NYTimes People: Sadr, Moktada Al-
from within his Shiite coalition. The move by the Sadr bloc was not enough to immediately bring down the Maliki government. But even the prospect of a new vote added more uncertainty to Iraq’s fragile political landscape, possibly setting the country’s main factions — Shiite...
NYTimes People: Mohammed, Khalid Shaikh
the document contains the names of the nearly 3,000 people who died in the attacks. Mr. Mohammed and the other suspects had been charged before a military tribunal late in the Bush administration, and they had given signs that they might plead guilty without a full trial...
NYTimes People: Ayro, Aden Hashi
Ayro, an Islamist rebel believed to be al Qaeda's leader in Somalia. Mr. Ayro is known to have led al Shabaab militants blamed for attacks on government troops and their Ethiopian allies. Mr. Ayro is suspected of being linked to a string of assassinations of bu...
NYTimes People: Reno, Janet
like to make is that it is imperative, in my view, th... April 14, 2004, Wednesday F.B.I. IS ASSAILED FOR ITS HANDLING OF TERROR RISKS By PHILIP SHENON and ERIC LICHTBLAU The F.B.I. came under withering criticism on Tuesday from the independent commission investigating the Sept....
NYTimes People: Yang, Jerry
first huge shift in how people read — moving online from paper — but failed to follow Internet users and advertisers to cellphone screens and social networks. It has tried to become a media company. Meanwhile, the next generation of companies, like Google and Faceboo...
NYTimes People: Zawahiri, Ayman Al-
the suicide bomber turned out to be simultaneously working for the Saudi, British and American intelligence agencies. After the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the presence most of Al Qaeda’s founding members in Pakistan gave the core leaders a depth of experien...
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