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  • Jury rejects death penalty for Moussaoui

    Jury rejects death penalty for Moussaoui

    May 12, 2006

    Four years ago, the federal government arrested Zacarias Moussaoui, 37, for the 9/11 terrorist attacks. There were plenty of twists and turns in the trial, including delays caused by federal attorneys’ misconduct in coaching witnesses. Although...

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  • Toussaint released, contract battle continues

    Toussaint released, contract battle continues

    May 12, 2006

    NEW YORK — Roger Toussaint, president of Transport Workers Union Local 100, was released from jail on the morning of April 28 after serving less than five days of a 10-day sentence for violating the anti-strike...

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  • Immigration compromise bill is a fraud

    Immigration compromise bill is a fraud

    May 12, 2006

    When the Senate adjourned without acting on immigration legislation on April 7, the so-called Hagel-Martinez compromise bill was left hanging. Some supporters of immigrant rights saw this as a setback. But today many say the provisions...

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  • The U.S., Iran and nuclear politics

    The U.S., Iran and nuclear politics

    May 12, 2006

    In the midst of the muddy controversies surrounding the U.S.-Iran nuclear crisis lies a larger struggle for control of the greater Middle East and Central Asian region. The possibility of a U.S. nuclear or other strike...

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  • GOP mounts stealth attack on fuel efficiency standards

    GOP mounts stealth attack on fuel efficiency standards

    May 12, 2006 By Susan Webb

    Under the pretense of doing something about gas prices, President Bush and Republican leaders in Congress are seeking to gut the nation’s 30-year-old system for mandating fuel efficiency of cars and trucks.

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