- White House, McCain Agree on Torture Ban (p)(f)
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- Ehrlich Aides` `Death List` Guided Firings of Md. Workers, Panel Told (p)(f)
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- Frist Says AMT Fix May Be Deferred (p)(f)
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- A Religious Protest Largely From the Left (p)(f)
When hundreds of religious activists try to get arrested today to protest cutting programs for the poor, prominent conservatives such as James Dobson, Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell will not be among them.Conservative Christians Say Fighting Cuts in Poverty Programs Is Not a Priority. Washington Post December 14, 2005; Page A08
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- Torture for Dummies - Exploding the (p)(f)
What if you knew for sure that the cute little baby burbling and smiling at you from his stroller in the park was going to grow up to be another Hitler, responsible for a global cataclysm and millions of deaths? Would you be justified in picking up a rock and bashing his adorable head in? Wouldn`t you be morally depraved if you didn`t? Slat.com Dec 13, 2005
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- Bush `Confident` of Agreement With McCain on Interrogation - New York Times (p)(f)
President Bush said Monday that he was "confident" that he could reach an agreement with Senator John McCain over legislative restrictions on American interrogations of captives in the fight against global terrorism. NYT Dec 13, 2005
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- ACLU Opposes Patriot Act Provision (p)(f)
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- Warning Label on Darwin Sows Division in Suburbia (p)(f)
Parents in Cobb County, Ga., Clash Over Sticker in Textbooks. Washington Post Dec 11, 2005; Page A03
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- Poland to Probe Reports of CIA Prisons (p)(f)
Poland`s prime minister said Saturday that he had ordered an investigation into whether the CIA ran secret prisons for terrorism suspects in the country -- an allegation the government repeatedly has denied. Washington Post Dec 11, 2005; Page A28
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- National Security Report Card (p)(f)
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- U.S. Is Given Failing Grades By 9/11 Panel (p)(f)
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- Final Report on 9/11 Commission Recommendations December 5, 2005 (p)(f)
www.9-11pdp.org Dec 5, 2005
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- GOP Accepts Deal on Patriot Act (p)(f)
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- Spanish At School Translates to Suspension (p)(f)
Washington Post, Dec 9, 2005 A03
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- `Holiday` Cards Ring Hollow for Some on Bushes` List (p)(f)
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- Area Developers Draft a Cheering Section (p)(f)
They are showing up at public hearings wearing T-shirts proclaiming that they are "Citizens for Better Life" But Citizens for Better Life is not an ordinary citizens group. Instead of coming from the community where the projects would be built, Citizens and other groups like it are organized by the builders themselves. Washington Post Dec 7, 2005 A01
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- A slap from Congress to students, with love (p)(f)
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- Planted Propaganda (p)(f)
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- More in U.S. Expressing Doubts About Death Penalty (p)(f)
The expected execution of Kenneth Boyd in North Carolina for murdering his wife and her father comes at a time of growing misgivings over the death penalty, as reflected in jury verdicts, opinion polls and the actions of courts and state legislatures. Washington Post December 2, 2005; Page A01
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- Justice Staff Saw Texas Districting As Illegal (p)(f)
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