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French Socialists facing a crossroads By ANGELA CHARLTON, Associated Press Writer Mon Nov 13, 3:32 PM ET France's Socialists are at a crossroads, with Thursday's party vote for a presidential candidate raising questions about whether the party that shaped today's welfare-heavy...

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Bush Aims to Woo Blacks at Ind. Gathering By NEDRA PICKLER, Associated Press Writer 23 minutes ago President Bush tried to woo blacks in a supportive Indiana crowd Thursday while, for the fifth time skipping the NAACP annual convention. Bush hasn't spoken to the National Association for...

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U.S. probes possible spy functions of California National Guard unit By Don Thompson ASSOCIATED PRESS 6:49 p.m. July 6, 2005 SACRAMENTO – Military authorities Wednesday began investigating whether a California National Guard unit was created to spy on citizens, as dozens of demonstrators...

Tuesday, Jul. 05, 2005 Tracking Hurricane Hugo Venezuela's President Chavez idolizes Castro, rails at Bush and leads Latin America's leftist wave By TIM PADGETT/CARACAS When Hugo Chávez, the President of Venezuela, talks about the Bush Administration, he does so with invective that can be both...

Death sentence considered in Fresno case FRESNO, California (AP) -- Marcus Wesson's fate is in the hands of jurors who already convicted him of murdering nine of his children and must decide whether he should die for the crimes. Deliberations in the penalty phase of Wesson's trial began Monday...

AND THE REPUBLICANS WANT TO ADD MORE ULTRA CONSERVATIVE JUDGES TO THE BENCH? ______________________ High court OKs personal property seizures Majority: Local officials know how best to help cities WASHINGTON (AP) -- -- The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that local governments may seize...

Anybody Else Smell a Spineless Yes Man? _____________________________________________ Frist changes course on Bolton vote Majority leader first says no, then plans to go ahead WASHINGTON (AP) -- Reversing field after a meeting with President Bush, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist said he...

Hundreds of agents raid California gang Members suspected in officers' deaths BURBANK, California (AP) -- Nine hundred federal and local law enforcement agents joined forces Tuesday for a raid on a gang suspected in the shooting deaths of two police officers, authorities said. The overnight...

This is LONDON 16/06/05 - News and city section 'Child sacrifices in London' By Richard Edwards Crime Reporter, Evening Standard Boys from Africa are being murdered as human sacrif ices in London churches. They are brought into the capital to be offered up in rituals by fundamentalist...

Graduation crowd boos Schwarzenegger Rowdy reception for governor at alma mater SANTA MONICA, California (AP) -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's return to his alma mater turned into an exercise in perseverance when virtually his every word was accompanied by catcalls, howls and piercing whistles...

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/metro/20050614-9999-1m14stamper.html Interesting article on tell-all book "Breaking Rank" by an ex-cop in San Diego and Seattle.

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Eight new countries on list of nations with trafficking problems By Anne Gearan ASSOCIATED PRESS 9:37 a.m. June 3, 2005 WASHINGTON – Four U.S. allies in the Middle East are among countries added to a State Department list of nations that are not doing enough to stop international human...

North Korea: Cheney a 'bloodthirsty beast' VP's comments blasting Kim cited as reason for no nuclear talks The Associated Press Updated: 8:34 a.m. ET June 2, 2005 SEOUL, South Korea - North Korea called Vice President Dick Cheney a “bloodthirsty beast” and said Thursday his recent remarks...

Broward pressures Art Guild to remove graphic painting of Bush from 'Controversy' exhibit By Jean-Paul Renaud Staff Writer May 27, 2005 An explicit art piece at the private, nonprofit Broward Art Guild was removed from its prominent position in the gallery after the agency's director...

Rapist Became Foster Parent in New York Thursday, May 26, 2005 WATERTOWN, N.Y. — Authorities are investigating how a convicted rapist was allowed to serve as a foster parent to as many as 50 children before his past was discovered. State laws prohibit all convicted felons, particularly...

If you blinked, you missed this fight. Brewster killed Golota.

Aboriginal outcry over noose case Australian indigenous leaders have reacted angrily after two white men found guilty of assaulting an Aboriginal boy were fined A$800 ($605). David Hillary Tomkins, 44, and his son Clint William Tomkins, 23, dragged Alan Boland, 16, by a noose around his neck...