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Thursday, December 20, 2007

Bush Lawyers Discussed Destroying CIA Tapes Before the Fact
Judge Orders Hearing to see if Bush Violated Court Order
Congress Moves to Ease Access to Public Records
FCC Passes Controversial "Cross Ownership" Rules
Judge Throws Out Florida Voting Law
Carlyle Group Founder Buys the Magna Carta for $21.3 Million
Judge: White House Visitor Logs are Public
Dodd Threatens Filibuster on Warrantless Wiretap Bill
Britain Sees Role for Taliban in Afghanistan
House Passes Bill Banning Waterboarding
U. S. Repatriates 15 Inmates from Guantanamo
Record Number of Soldiers Commit Suicide
Merck Recalls 1 Million Doses of Childhood Vaccine
Bush Vetoes Second Children's Health Care Bill
Gitmo Troops Vandalize Wikipedia
Dad's Plea: "Make VA Go to the Soldier"
Jury Awards 2.5 Million to Woman Misdiagnosed with HIV
Plan to Open Las Vegas "Mob Museum" Gains FBI Support
Evidence from Waterboarding Could be Used in Military Trials
Federal Court Orders Government to Preserve Evidence of Torture
War Court Legal Adviser Won't Say if Waterboarding Violates Geneva Convention
Ex-Halliburton Employee: I was Raped on the Job
State Dept. Retains Manager of Troubled Embassy Project
Flashback! Justice Dept. Conducting Criminal Probe of Baghdad Embassy Contracts
China Warns U. S. to Stay Out of Taiwan
Pharmaceutical drugs made in China may mean trouble for U.S.
CAMPAIGN 2008
Ex-Mormon Cartoonist Tells of Romney's Secret Pledge
Lieberman Endorses John McCain
Ron Paul Raises $6 Million in 24 Hours
Kucinich Excluded from Iowa Debate
More Campaign 2008 News
AROUND THE USA
Conservative Student Admits Faking Attack
Millionaires Found Guilty of Treating Maids like Slaves
CORRUPTION
Maine: Audit Finds $100,000 in Fraudulent Misuse
Justice Department Investigating Suspended Federal Judge
Two Plead "No Contest" to Recount Rigging in 2004 Ohio Presidential Race
Georgia Judge Faces Misconduct Charges for Signing Blank Warrants
HEALTH
Dolphin Therapy a Dangerous Fad, Say Researchers

Scientists Cure Mice of Sickle Cell Using Stem Cells

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Evidence from Waterboarding Could be Used in Military Trials
Federal Court Orders Government to Preserve Evidence of Torture
War Court Legal Adviser Won't Say if Waterboarding Violates Geneva Convention
Ex-Halliburton Employee: I was Raped on the Job
State Dept. Retains Manager of Troubled Embassy Project
Flashback! Justice Dept. Conducting Criminal Probe of Baghdad Embassy Contracts
China Warns U. S. to Stay Out of Taiwan
Pharmaceutical drugs made in China may mean trouble for U.S.
House vote on illegal images sweeps in Wi-Fi, Web sites
CIA Destroyed Interrogation Tapes
Romney Says Freedom Requires Religion
Huckabee Says Force behind Rise in Polls "Not Human"
State of Nebraska Spent $265K Caring for Mall Shooter
Supreme Court Ponders Habeas Rights for Guantanamo Prisoners
Scott McClellan Blames Bush for Leak Deceit
Military Demanding Wounded Soldiers' Bonus Money Back
Report: U. S. Prison System a Harmful, Costly Failure
Alberto Gonzales Heckled at University of Florida
California Sues Mattel, Others Over Lead in Toys
Frustrated Moussaoui Judge Questions the Government's Reliability
Krongard Recuses Himself From Blackwater Investigation Also see: 9-11 Insider Trading
CIA Admits to Recording Interrogation of Top Al Queda Captives
Chiquita Banana Accused of Funding Death Squads
Dole Banana Workers Awarded $2.5 Million
Judge Says Hemp Debate Might Be Better Handled in Congress
House Okays Surveillance Oversight Bill
Johns Hopkins Dropout Report Misleading
Diplomats Get Reprieve on Forced Iraq Service
Bush Vetoes Education & Health Bill, Increases Pentagon Spending Instead
U. S. Can Seek Ken Lay's Assets, Judge Rules
Former Pilots, Officials Call For New UFO Probe
UK OK's Extradition of Muslim Cleric to U S
Chalabi Returns to Prominence and Power
Judge Orders White House to Hold Emails
Farmers Ask Federal Court to Disassociate Hemp and Pot
Blackwater Trying For Anti-Narcotics Contract