Since he left the Army in January as a conscientious objector, Aidan
Delgado has traveled the country giving audiences a disturbing
account of routine brutality that he claims he saw during his year in Iraq.
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Ron Aschermann could barely eke out a living raising melons,
cucumbers, tomatoes and other crops on his 300-acre farm.
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The field of wheat across the street was a sand dune when John
F.
Menvielle was a boy growing watermelons.
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On a gray April morning, a Mexican boy and his mother sit in a
doctor’s office in San Diego.
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The recording industry is having a cow over an ad campaign that
features a Holstein singing along to a hip-hop cover of a Gordon
Lightfoot tune.
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After three years of regimented life within the Heaven’s Gate cult,
Rio DiAngelo walked away in 1997 because of a “disturbing” feeling that
he needed to escape.
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Laura Davis said she felt drawn to the quiet patch of shade under
an oak tree where searchers last week found the body of 7-year-old
Danielle van Dam.
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They are a strange sight: massive tractors rumbling across the
table-flat fields of California’s lush Central Valley and coastal
farmland–with no driver at the wheel.
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Last month, officers of the California Highway Patrol issued a
strange warning to drivers on Highway 89.
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