Recently, the news columns were full of a supposed dispute between
the Americans and the British about foreign aid relief to Africa. If
the news reports are to be believed, the British wish to push the
Americans further, to provide more debt relief for countries...
A year and a half after the first case of mad cow disease was
discovered in this country, the U.S. government came forward Friday,
June 24th, with news of the second case of Mad Cow Disease in the US.
According to an initial report, this cow, at least eight years old,...
ON THE U.S.-CANADA BORDER (AP) -- Nearly four years after the Sept. 11 terror attacks and after billions in security investment on both sides of this frontier stretching from Atlantic to Pacific, authorities and...
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LIVE 8 CELEBRITIES, GRASSROOTS ACTIVISTS AND ONE MILLION AMERICANS JOIN ONE: THE CAMPAIGN TO MAKE POVERTY HISTORY
Jul 02 2005
DELIVER 300,000 LETTERS CALLING FOR HISTORIC DEAL AT G8, CALL FOR END TO GLOBAL AIDS...
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Someone once said 'If you poke a bear with a stick, expect it to growl'. On April 20th, 2005, I poked a bear with a stick. On Tuesday, June 7th, it growled.
A little background: At the beginning of April, I came across several news stories describing a secret service visit...
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The growth of blogging and blogs with their own domain names is being credited as a major part of record internet hostname growth last month.
According to the report from Netcraft, the purchase of domains for branding purposes of blogs, and also blog related advertising...
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AP - Teachers are expected to bear long days, challenging students and demanding parents. Now, apparently, some teachers are baring too much of themselves. School boards and superintendents increasingly are pursuing dress codes for teachers. At issue is the same kind of...
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AP - Arthur and Mary Varricchio used to pitch a tent when they visited Acadia National Park. These days, they're more likely to get a motel room with air conditioning, clean sheets and a soft pillow. The Varricchios, who are in their 50s, illustrate a growing trend of baby...
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ive8, the biggest event in music history, today stepped up pressure on G8 leaders ahead of their summit in Scotland next week with a warning that failure to secure a "historic breakthrough" on action...
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From the article:
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Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's decision to retire unleashed a bipartisan wave of praise Friday on Capitol Hill that quickly gave way to jostling over her potential successor and the future of...
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Unbelilevable! Now it's the war critics that are responsible for the Army's recruiting shortfalls. It's not the war itself, it's those who mention it. "With the deluge of negative news that we get...
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"The US has managed in 200 years to reach two million prisoners," said Anton Shelupanov, research associate at the International Centre for Prison Studies. "It's a very concerning rate of growth."
The US total represents 22% of the nine million prisoners...
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"ROME - The Italian government denied Thursday it had prior knowledge of the alleged CIA kidnapping of a radical Egyptian cleric in 2003, an operation that has led prosecutors to seek the arrest of 13 purported CIA operatives.
...Carlo Giovanardi, minister for...
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The United States House of Representatives yesterday passed a resolution calling for a constitutional amendment that would make it a crime to "desecrate" the nation's flag.