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As Syrian Regime Sends Tanks Against Citizens, Obama Ponders Sanctions
Washington - The United States is considering seeking targeted sanctions against Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime amid reports that it unleashed tanks and troops in an escalating crackdown on …
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Supreme Court Refuses to Skip Lower Courts on Health Care Reform Law
Washington - The Supreme Court refused Monday to bypass the lower courts and take up an immediate challenge to the constitutionality of the national healthcare reform law and its …
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Scratches on the Blackboard of Animal Cruelty
Take a pigeon. Now put that pigeon, along with thousands of others, into small coops that don't give the bird much freedom to move. Don't …
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Citing Jobs and Environment, More Unions Backing Environmental Protection Agency
At the start of 2011, as the energy corporations, the US Chamber of Commerce, and the Tea Party right launched their assault on environmental protection and the EPA, it …
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One Year After SB 1070, Arizona’s Immigrant Networks Are Stronger
Phoenix - It’s a warm afternoon at a trailer park in Central Phoenix as Isidro Carreras sets up chairs on his lawn. Neighbors start arriving gradually, until a group …
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News in Brief: House GOP Attorney Stops Fighting for Defense of Marriage Act, and More
House GOP Attorney Stops Fighting for Defense of Marriage Act According to Think Progress, House GOP-hired attorney Paul Clement, a former solicitor general, recently dropped the Defense …
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Confederate Flag at Dodge Courthouse Stirs Controversy
A Confederate battle flag flies Wednesday next to a memorial to Confederate war dead near the Dodge County Courthouse, in the background, in Eastman. (Photo: Grant Blankenship / The …
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Seeding Reconstruction?
Part 1 - Project corn
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Guantanamo Detainee Files Hint at Psychological Research
The detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in a photo taken on October 4, 2007. (Photo: Todd Heisler / The New York Times) The release by WikiLeaks …
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Iraq Invasion Revelations: Fueled Again, UK Style
Tell me again—why the invasion of Iraq? As WhoWhatWhy readers know, we don’t consider this a quaint item of obscure historical interest. We’ve reported on several different …