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Maine Referendum Would Scuttle Gay Rights
Groups that support gay rights have sent a 12-page letter to Secretary of State ...
Auctioning the D-Block
FCC says Congress didn't provide funds for public safety airwaves.
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The Clash over Coal
Coal plant fights familiar to nuclear power protesters.
The plant...
War of the Words
With clockwork military precision, the American people have become the unwitti...
Uri Avnery congratulates Carter
Uri Avnery, the founder of the Israeli Peace movement, Gush Shalom, applauds Jim...
Deception Used in Marketing Vioxx
Two teams of researchers with access to thousands of documents gathered in law...
Petreus and Presidential Politics
From 1964 until 1968, General William Westmoreland presented a constant stream...
Pope "deeply ashamed"
Benedict visits US and confronts sex-abuse scandals.
On his flight from...
In Denver, Barack Obama faced his toughest challenge to date. In one crucial week, Obama desperately needed to halt his slide in a spate of recent polls. Facing the serious threat of popular momentum toward his opponent, Barack Obama delivered in the clutch and produced a Democratic National Convention that did much more than merely accomplish its mission. |
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