We do take the captain seriously and are following up on this. But it will take time given the period of time that's elapsed since when these allegations took place.

Furthermore, the Army regrets that the initial casualty report from the field was in error as well as the time that it has taken to correct the report and to inform his family,

allegations that soldiers may have exchanged personally taken photographs of dead Iraqis in exchange for pornographic access.

The US military does not tolerate mistreatment of detainees, ... Past cases have been fully investigated. When there is credible evidence, commanders have the prerogative to prosecute.

In my personal estimation of the project. I would guess the permit will be reinstated.

Consumer spending will weaken in the months ahead.