Did Imam Encourage Hasan?

Communication between radical Yemeni imam and alleged Ft. Hood shooter "intensified" before Hasan left for Texas.

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  2. U.S. Could Get More Help From NATO in Afghanistan

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  7. With Palin's Help, Democratic Fundraising Hits Record High

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  8. Therapy Will Make You Happier Than Money

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  11. Global Police Target Counterfeit Drugs

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  12. Drug-Resistant Swine Flu Reported in North Carolina

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