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NATO Says It Is Broadening Attacks on Libya Targets
Washington - NATO planners say the allies are stepping up attacks on palaces, headquarters, communications centers and other prominent institutions supporting the Libyan government, a shift of targets that …
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WikiLeaks: Just Eight at Guantanamo Gave Evidence Against 255 Others
Washington - U.S. military intelligence assessing the threat of nearly 800 men held at Guantanamo in many cases used information from a small group of captives whose accounts now …
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Democracy’s Work – Work in a Democratic Society
Not Just Jobs, but Good Jobs
An Arab Spring for Women: The Missing Story From the Middle East
A woman wears a Tunisian flag during a protest outside government buildings in Tunis, Tunisia, on January 21, 2011. (Photo: Holly Pickett / The New York Times) …
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Why Nuclear Power Must Go
From the very beginning, unlocking the power of the atom for “peaceful” energy production was about waging war to its logical endpoint: the power to destroy life on a …
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Obama Is Our “Frenemy” – an Open Letter to Latinos
Local media is abuzz with news of President Obama's visit to San Francisco. Unfortunately for immigration policy and for the noble cause of immigrant rights, the media coverage reflects …
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News in Brief: Rep. Ron Paul Announces Presidential Exploratory Committee, and More
Ron Paul to Form Presidential Exploratory Committee Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) is expected to announce on Tuesday that he is forming a presidential exploratory committee, according to …
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Banking Groups Stir Consumer Fears on Debit Card Regulations via Twitter
It’s April 21, and another Dodd-Frank deadline has come and gone. Today was the day the Fed's regulations on debit card transaction fees, also known as interchange fees, were …
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