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 9/25
Senators Want To Keep Habeas Corpus; All US Intelligence Agencies
Agree Iraq War Increased Terror; Federal Judge OK's Largest
Class Action In US History; Hezbollah Rebuilds Lebanon; More
Immigration Sweeps Mark Operation Return To Sender; Oaxacans
March On Mexico City;
9/22
Code Pink Descends on Capitol Hill; It’s Time for Back
to School for Iraqi Children; Bush And Republicans Strike
Deal on Torture; Turkey Makes New Move Against the PKK; Israel
Launches New Attacks on Gaza Strip; Chinese and Indian Investments
Aiding Sub-Saharan Africa;
9/21
Immigration Heating Up Again on Capitol Hill; 30th Anniversary
of Orlando Letelier’s Assassination; Judge Overturns
Bush’s Roadless Rules; West Papuan Activist Caution
Australia-Indonesia Security Treaty; NATO’s Commander
Reports to Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Afghanistan;
Critics Say Maoists Intimidating Schools in Nepal;
9/20
Coup Takes Hold in Thailand; Republicans Threaten Bush’s
Security Agenda; House Eyes Proof of Citizenship for Polling
Booths; Congress Hashes Out Energy Security; World Bank Critics
Site Increased Poverty on African Continent; Disability Rights
Advocates File Class Actions Lawsuit;
9/19
President Bush Addresses UN General Assembly; Thousands Protest
Bush’s Address; Thailand Faces Another Coup; Congressional
Group Seeks to Re-Instate Habeas Corpus; Doctors Flee Iraq
in Unprecedented Numbers; Ehud Olmert Faces Political Resistance;
Iran’s Continued Suppression of Media;
9/18
Media Workers also Make Up Rising Death Toll in Iraq; Pope’s
Apologetic Afterthought Accomplishes Little; World’s
Largest Show of Support for UN Peacekeepers in Darfur; Nigerian
Oil Worker Strike Temporarily Suspended; South Korean Government
May Evict Farmers for US Military “Repositioning”;
Neo-Nazi’s Enter the German Parliament;
9/15
Bush Defends Detainee Policy; US Gives Up On Anbar Province;
Iraqi Politicians On Capital Hill; House Of Representatives
Votes For Fence On US-Mexico Border; One Year Since Israel's
Withdrawl From Gaza; Protesting For Public Health In England;
Day On Pencils Remembered In Argentina;
9/14
Bush Pushes Anti-Terror Laws; Native Americans Sue to Stop
Ski Resort; Feds Detain, Deport California Immigrants; Land
Mines Block Aid Workers in Senegal; Ann Richards Dies at 73;
9/13
Mixed Results On Domestic Spying; California Man Appeals Life
Sentence For Lying To DMV; School District Leaves "No
Child Left Behind Act" Behind; Ugandan Rebels Hand Back
Some Child Prisoners; Brazil and India Ink Trade Pact; Activists
Murdered In El Salvador;
9/12
Bush Pushes Military Tribunals At Guantanamo; Canadians Protest
Condaleeza Rice; Primary Elections In 9 States And DC; Regulatory
Takings At Issue In November; Journalist Still In Contempt;
Non-Aligned Summit Opens In Havana;
9/11
In Seatle, South Korean Farmers and Their U.S. Allies Protest
Free Trade Talks; America Marks 9/11; 9-11 Families Speak
Out Against 9-11 Commission; Ground Zero: Immigrant Workers
Mark 9-11; Blair Gets Booed In Lebanon; White Zimbabwean Farmers
Head To Nigeria;
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