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Washington Post Local Petula Dvorak: Hassan Aden was treated shamefully.
Perspective | A retired police chief is detained at JFK for one reason: His name is Hassan
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Hassan Aden, 52, was held for 90 minutes by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers when he landed. He believes it was because his name sounds Muslim.
108 months ago
The Wall Street Journal New Hampshire Gov. Maggie Hassan won her state’s U.S. Senate seat, defeating Republican incumbent Kelly Ayotte in one of the most expensive races this year.
Maggie Hassan Wins New Hampshire Senate Race
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Ms. Hassan had 48.0% of the vote, compared with 47.9% for Ms. Ayotte—a difference of just 716 votes with all precincts reporting—when Ms. Ayotte conceded Wednesday.
112 months ago
Newsweek Hassan's story offers a glimpse into the lives of dozens of men who say they’ve been accidentally ensnared in the war against Al-Qaeda.
115 months ago
Rep. Frank Guinta Governor Maggie Hassan seems to have joined Republicans in defying #Obama administration policy but has not gone as far in the interests of Granite Staters. See more in VICE News.
Frank Guinta calls on Hassan to "explicitly" state she will not accept Syrian refugees | VICE
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In an email Tuesday, Hassan's office said the federal government "has exclusive legal authority for resettling refugees," and that the governor "cannot block resettlement."
124 months ago
Newsweek Like the two Guantanamo detainees transferred out of the facility this week, Emad Hassan believes he never should have been imprisoned in the first place. Read his story:
How a Botched Translation Landed Emad Hassan in Gitmo
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Hassan's story offers a glimpse into the lives of dozens of men who say they’ve been accidentally ensnared in the war against Al-Qaeda.
126 months ago
Newsweek As more and more detainees are transferred out of Guantanamo Bay (two have been repatriated In the last week alone), read the story of Emad Hassan, who spent 13 years a the prison facility due to a botched translation.
How a Botched Translation Landed Emad Hassan in Gitmo
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Hassan's story offers a glimpse into the lives of dozens of men who say they’ve been accidentally ensnared in the war against Al-Qaeda.
126 months ago
Newsweek When Emad Hassan said "Yes," after the solider asked him if he had any ties to Al-Qaeda, he was referring to Al-Qa'idah, a village in Yemen.
But that misunderstanding landed him in Gitmo for many years.
Emad Hassan And Al-Qa’idah: How a Misunderstanding Led to Years at Guantánamo Bay
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Hassan's story offers a glimpse into the lives of dozens of men who say they’ve been accidentally ensnared in the war against Al-Qaeda.
126 months ago
Newsweek “Do you have any connection to Al-Qaeda?”
Emad Hassan said yes, and was imprisoned for years in Guantánamo Bay for alleged ties to the terrorist group. But what was lost in translation, was that he was actually referring to Al-Qa’idah, a vill Read more ... age in Yemen.
Emad Hassan And Al-Qa’idah: How a Misunderstanding Led to Years at Guantánamo Bay
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Hassan's story offers a glimpse into the lives of dozens of men who say they’ve been accidentally ensnared in the war against Al-Qaeda.
127 months ago
Funny Videos 6 Biggest Controversies Of Shruti Hassan's Life That Shocked Everyone!
6 Biggest Controversies Of Shruti Hassan's Life That Shocked Everyone!
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1The Infamous Nose Job – Shruti Hassan recently admitted of going under the knife to get that perfect look and the whole world went mad. The actress had to face … Continued
131 months ago
Sports Illustrated Hassan Whiteside's line in the Miami Heat's win today: 14 points, 13 rebounds, 12 blocks.
Hassan Whiteside sparks Heat with triple double, swagger and size
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Even with a huge fourth quarter from Dwyane Wade and Luol Deng’s homecoming, the biggest story from the Heat's road win was Hassan Whiteside's triple double.
134 months ago