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Friendship of Justice and Magnate Puts Focus on Ethics
Pin Point, Georgia - Clarence Thomas was here promoting his memoir a few years ago when he bumped into Algernon Varn, whose grandfather once ran a seafood cannery that …
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How Spain Launched a Revolution
Just a few months ago, Spain was like much of the Western world: quietly struggling with the economic crisis and the social cuts government took to deal with it. …
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Agreement Reached on Bailout Package for Greece
London - After days of skyrocketing alarm among investors, the leaders of Europe's two heavyweights, France and Germany, reached agreement Friday on a key element of a second rescue …
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Karzai Says US in Peace Talks With Taliban
Kabul, Afghanistan - President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan launched a broadside against his coalition allies on Saturday, saying their motives were suspect, and repeated his assertion that the United …
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Administration Ends Health Care Waiver Program
Washington - The Obama administration is ending a controversial program that allowed employers to avoid a key requirement of the new federal health care law. Beginning in …
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“No One Can Do This Alone”: How an Immigrant Family Beat Deportation
Jeysson Minota, a permanent legal resident, faced deportation over a vandalism charge due to graffiti. After four years in and out of detention, he was able to beat the …
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Are Saudi Women Next?
A woman holds up a defaced portrait of Libyan leader Col. Moammar Gadhafi during a protest in Tahrir Square in Cairo, on February 25, 2011. (Photo: Lynsey Addario / …
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Two Top Lawyers Lost to Obama in Libya War Policy Debate
President Barack Obama walking through the Cross Hall of the White House. (Photo: Chuck Kennedy / Flickr) Washington - President Obama rejected the views of top lawyers …
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Germany Says Creditors Can Be Shielded in Greek Bailout
Germany backed away Friday from a confrontation with the European Central Bank over a new bailout package for Greece, agreeing under pressure from France not to force private investors …
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Discriminatory Indefinite Detention Increases in Kashmir
(Photo: Jelle Vancoppenolle / Flickr) April 5, 2011, was the happiest day in 14-year-old Faizaan Rafiq's life. On that day, Rafiq was released from prison after two …