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 1/31
State of the Union Preview; Iran Defies the Big 5; Iraqi Politics;
World Social Forum Review; Rape Case in India Enrages Villagers;
In Memoriam - Wendy Wasserstein and Coretta Scott King;
1/30
Alito Debate Closes, Filibuster Not Sustained; International
Community Reacts to Hamas Victory; Humanitarian Aid to Palestinians
in Peril; Senate Committee Hears from Louisiana Residents;
Polish Skinheads Trial for Hate Crimes Against Roma; Commentary
from Mumia Abu-Jamal: Walls;
1/27
Some Democrats Support Filibustering Alito's Confirmation;
Bush Says He Wont Work with Hamas Without Major Changes in
the Party; Health Care Crisis Persists in New Orleans; Conflict
in Nigeria; Historic Human Rights Group in Argentina Final
March;
1/26
Congressional Budget Office Releases Projections; Hamas Wins
Majority in Palestinian Parliament; More from Palestine; Florida
Execution Stayed - Is Lethal Injection Cruel and Inhumane?;
Workers Sue IBM for Back Pay; India's Republic Day - A Kashmiri
Perspective; Who Gets Farm Subsidies? A Look at the Dakotas;
1/25
Palestinians Vote In Their First Parliamentary Elections In
10 Years; Travelers Face A Future Of High Security Passports;
Congress Looks At Problems In The New Medicare Drug Plan;
Massachusettes' Toxic Clean Up Sites Possibly Unsafe For Future
Homes; Santa Cruz Police Officials Are Being Investigated
For Spying On Citizens; Political Negotions Continue In Iraq;
Tamil Tigers And The Sri Lankan Government Agree To Hold Cease
Fire Talks;
1/24
Senate Judiciary Committee Confirms Alito Nomination to Supreme
Court; Hamas & Fatah Running Neck to Neck; Canadian Election
- Conservatives Won!; Iraq Proves Perilous For Iraqi Journalists
Too; Humans Rights Fledgling in Jamaica; Mumia Abu Jamal Comments:
Chocolate City Dreams and Vanilla Realities;
1/23
Bush PR Machine On Wiretapping; Pro-Choice & Anti-Abortion
Activists Converge on Capitol Hill; Bolivia Inaugurates First
Indigenous President; Kosovo's President Ibrahim Rugova Dies;
Hundreds Arrested in Nepal After Protesting Monarchy; Low
Income Housing Proposal in Seattle;
1/20
House Judiciary Members Looks into Bush's Spy Authorization;
Violence Increasing in Sri Lanka; Australians Protest Against
West Papuans Placed on Island Detention Center; Violence against
Poor Haitians Continues; FBI Error Leads to Targeting Wrong
Person; Farewell to Washington Editor Mitch Jeserich;
1/19
Senate Committee Considers Indecency on Television; CPT Member
Holds Hope for Hostages; Osama bin Laden Offers U.S. a Truce;
Pakistan Responds to US Air Strikes; South Africa Considering
Decriminalizing Sex Work; African American Hurricane Survivors
Facing Housing Discrimination; Students Paid to Inform on
UCLA Professors;
1/18
Both Parties Unveil Lobbying Reform Plans; Bush Administration
Policy of Abuse Undermines Human Rights; Saddam Trials Will
Resume with New Judge; OAS Demands Protection for Ecuadorian
Plaintiffs in Chevron Suit; Argentina to Privatize Environmental
Services; Public Education Victory in New Orleans;
1/17
Senate Judiciary Committee Postpones Alito Confirmation Vote;
Clarence Ray Allen Killed by Lethal Injection; Opposition
Maoists in Nepal Say They will Defy Ban on Organizing; Diplomatic
Rift between US and Australia over Pharmaceutical Benefits;
Home Health Care Workers Rally in Harlem;
1/16
Al Gore Attacks Bush’s Authorization for NSA Spying
on US Citizens; Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf Inaugurated as Liberia’s
President; NOLA Residents Defy Authorities and March Traditional
MLK Day Route; Washington State Supreme Court Considers Same
Sex Marriage; Vietnamese Workers Win Wage Victory; Indian
Government Meets with Kashmiri Separatists;
1/13
Senate Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings End; U.S. President
Bush And German Chancellor Merkel Meet On Iran; Jordanians
And Iraquis Comment On Progress In Iraq; Chile Has Presedential
Run-Off Elections; Gay Activists Protest Arrest Of Four Gay
Men In India; Toxic Release Inventory Program Faces Changes;
1/12
Alito's Final Round of Questioning; California Groups Rally
Against Alito; New Orleans Unveils Rebuilding Plan; What Nationalized
Hydrocarbons May Mean in Bolivia; California Considering Death
Penalty Moratorium;
1/11
Alito Confirmation Hearing: Day 3; Freezing Weather Affects
Quake Survivors in Kashmir; Israel Post Sharon; US Military
Testing New Operation in Northern Iraq; Environmentalists
Protests "Climate Conference"; Santa Cruz New Year’s
Parade Organizing Infiltrated by Police;
1/10
Alito Confirmation Hearings: Day 2; General Strike Highlight
Chaos in Haiti; Journalism Censorship in Iran; New Orleans
Hotels Seeking to Evict Survivors to Make Way for Tourists;
Detroit Auto Workers Protests Concession Demands; Broadening
Policy to Deputize Local Police to Enforce Federal Immigration
Law;
1/9
Supreme Court Nominee Samuel Alito's Confirmation Hearings
Begin; Escalating Violence In Southern Iraq; Remembering Comandanta
Ramona; Hong Kong Activists Call For Dismissal Of Charges
Against WTO Protestors; Ohio's African Communities Demand
Police Accountability For Somali Youth's Death; Private Companies
Taking Over The UK Healthcare System;
1/6
Palestinians And Israelis React To A Possible Future After
Sharon; New Study Finds DRC's High Mortality Rate Linked To
Conflict; Poland's New Government; The Kashmiri State High
Court Question Kashmiri Detainees Status; Federal Court Orders
New Orleans To Stop Demolition Of Homes; Portland's Homeless
Negotiate With City For Housing;
1/5
Ariel Sharon; Bush on Iraq; Domestic Spying and the Constitution;
Residents Block Home Demolitions in New Orleans; Mining Accident;
Women Say No to War Campaign;
1/4
Abramoff Pleads Guilty—Again; Lawlessness Consumes Gaza
as Elections Advance; Hamas participation sparks controversy;
Uganda, DRC, Ready Military Offensive Against Rebels; Goa
Evicts Sex Workers to Privatize Port; Pataki Delivers New
York’s State of the State;
1/3
Palestinian Elections in Turmoil; Winter Storms Stymie Relief
Efforts in Pakistan; Domestic Spying and Congressional Oversight;
Zapatistas Mark 12th Anniversary by Launching National Campaign;
Nigeria Evicts Civil Servants from Government Housing in Privatization
Bid; Canada Debates Prostitution;
1/2
Scavenging Generations: A Look at India's Caste System;
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