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Report: Not all big rig and bus drivers fit to drive
July 21: A government investigation discovered that as many as 500,000 licensed truck and bus drivers have siginificant ailments that may make them unfit to be behind the wheel. NBC's Lisa Myers reports.   Video
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The Man Who Pushed America to War

Read excerpts of Aram Roston's book on Ahmad Chalabi:

Part 1: Iraq's master manipulator

Part 2: ‘Golden age’ for young Chalabi

Part 3: Collapse of a business empire

Part 4: Saddam's airline hijacking school

Part 5: Chalabi's Iran connection

  Analysis
NBC Investigative Producer Bob Windrem reports