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Bribery Claims Fail to Keep Jefferson from Filing in La. 2
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Gonzales changing immigration courts
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AP - Immigration court judges will undergo periodic evaluations and additional immigration appeals judges will be hired, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales announced Wednesday.
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Polls Shows 60 Percent Of Americans Are Against Iraq War
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A new poll shows 60 percent of Americans are against the U.S. war in Iraq, with a majority saying they would support a partial withdrawal of troops by the end of 2006. A poll of 1,047 Americans shows 36 percent of those surveyed are in favor of the war. This is half of the 72 percent who...
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U.S. seeks end to escalation in Mideast
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AP - The White House said Wednesday neither Israel nor Hezbollah should escalate their month-old war, as Israel decided to widen its ground invasion in southern Lebanon.
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Retroactive war crime protection proposed
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AP - The Bush administration drafted amendments to the War Crimes Act that would retroactively protect policymakers from possible criminal charges for authorizing any humiliating and degrading treatment of detainees, according to lawyers who have seen the proposal.
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Politics News Democrats abandon Lieberman, back Lamont
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AP - Top Democrats on Capitol Hill abandoned Sen. Joe Lieberman one by one Wednesday and threw their support to Ned Lamont, the anti-war challenger who defeated him in the primary. But Lieberman said his conscience demands that he run as an independent in November.
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Politics News Officials Refuse To Allow Tourists Back Into Statue Of Liberty's Crown
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Officials have ruled that the Statue of Liberty's crown is simply too important to allow tourists to enter since the September 11th attacks. Authorities with the National Park Service say the design of the crown leaves it far too vulnerable to terrorism and fire....
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Politics News Conn. Senate Race Still Likely to Have a Democratic Winner
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Politics News Embattled White House seeks Iraq upper hand
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AFP - The White House waged an exceptionally aggressive campaign to turn Iraq from a political liability into an asset after a much-watched US election saw an anti-war political novice beat a veteran senator who backed the conflict.
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Politics News Retroactive war crime protection proposed
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AP - The Bush administration drafted amendments to the War Crimes Act that would retroactively protect policymakers from possible criminal charges for authorizing any humiliating and degrading treatment of detainees, according to lawyers who have seen the proposal.
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Politics News Mayor Of DeLay's Hometown Expected To Run For House Seat
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The mayor of Tom DeLay's hometown is expected to announce his intention to run as a write-in candidate for the former House Majority leader's seat. DeLay announced Tuesday that he is withdrawing from the race, following the Supreme Court's refusal to overturn an appeals court decision that keeps...
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Politics News McKinney's future unsure after Ga. loss
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AP - Following Rep. Cynthia McKinney's second ouster from office in four years, some are closing the book on her political future.
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Politics News Political order upended as Democrats slam, Republicans praise Lieberman
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AFP - Republicans had words of praise for Democrat Joe Lieberman, whose longtime support of the US administration on the Iraq war was seen as causing his US Senate primary election defeat.
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Politics News Pols disagree on incumbent losses
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AP - Republican, Democrat. House, Senate. White, black.
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Politics News U.S. Expresses Little Concern Over Delays On Mideast Resolution
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The United States expressed little concern over the substantial delay of the Franco-American resolution aimed at bringing truce in the conflicted Middle-East. The State Department said it understood Lebanese stance that calls for the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from the region, but was...
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Politics News Top Democrats abandon Lieberman
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AP - Top Democrats on Capitol Hill abandoned Sen. Joe Lieberman one by one Wednesday and threw their support to Ned Lamont, the anti-war challenger who defeated him in the primary. But Lieberman said his conscience demands that he run as an independent in November.
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Politics News Credit protection due vets in data theft
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AP - Millions of veterans and active-duty troops whose sensitive personal information was lost by the Veterans Affairs Department will receive some form of credit protection against identity theft, the government said Wednesday.
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Politics News Activists Ask Bush To Do More To End Darfur Crisis
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The Bush administration voiced concern over increasing violence in Sudan's Darfur region and sought to temper criticism at home that Washington was not doing enough to stop the bloodshed. Activists contend that Washington's attention was being diverted by crises in Lebanon, Iraq and elsewhere and...
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Politics News Internet, "Netroots" Activists Help Topple Lieberman
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Sparked by opposition to the Iraq war and dissatisfaction with the Bush administration, liberal grass-roots and Internet activists were key assets in securing a political victory over Democratic Sen. Joseph Lieberman. Ned Lamont, a millionaire businessman who has never held state or federal...
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Politics News W.House: Democrats' extreme left defeated Lieberman
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Reuters - The White House accused the Democratic Party on Wednesday of catering to the extreme left after Connecticut voters defeated Sen. Joe Lieberman in a primary election over his support of the Iraq war.
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Politics News Statue of Liberty's crown to stay closed
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AP - Tourists won't be climbing back up to the Statue of Liberty's crown.
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Politics News AP Blog: Clinton campaigns under shadow
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AP - With the political season heating up, reporters around New York are writing periodic blogs about the many national political figures they encounter on a regular basis — Hillary Rodham Clinton, Rudy Giuliani and George Pataki to name a few.
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Politics News Embattled congressman gets competition
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AP - A string of challengers jumped into the race Wednesday against Rep. William Jefferson, whose Washington office was raided by the FBI amid a federal bribery investigation.
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Politics News Alaska gov. institutes hiring freeze
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AP - Gov. Frank Murkowski on Wednesday instituted a state hiring freeze, and said he would direct the attorney general to investigate the "state's right to hold BP fully accountable for losses to the state."
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Politics News Lieberman Loses Democratic Primary; Will Run As Third Party Candidate
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Hours after conceding the Democratic primary to anti-war businessman, Ned Lamont, Sen. Joe Lieberman's campaign filed two boxes of petitions to secure a place for the three-term senator's name on the November ballot as a third party candidate. Lieberman says, "I'm definitely going forward. I feel...
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