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News DOJ seeks court permission to continue NSA surveillance program
DOJ seeks court permission to continue NSA surveillance program
Joshua Pantesco
September 2, 2006 11:01:00 am

Arguing that the NSA domestic surveillance program is a necessary weapon in the war on terror, the US Department of Justice Friday filed a motion in federal court asking the court to delay enforcement of an...

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News Mexico election protesters disrupt presidential address
Mexico election protesters disrupt presidential address
Joshua Pantesco
September 2, 2006 10:39:00 am

Incumbent Mexican president Vicente Fox was blocked from delivering the traditional state-of the nation address (known in Spanish as "El Informe") before the Mexican Congress Friday evening by protesting leftist lawmakers supporting presidential...

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News Pennsylvania community delays enforcement of immigration law
Pennsylvania community delays enforcement of immigration law
Joshua Pantesco
September 2, 2006 10:00:00 am

The city of Hazleton, Pennsylvania on Friday agreed to delay for 20 days enforcement of a tough new local law against illegal immigration while it rewrites the ordinance in an effort to bolster it...

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Darfur peacekeeping resolution [UN Security Council]
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
September 1, 2006 10:02:00 pm

Resolution 1706 (2006), expanding the mandate of the United Nations Mission in the Sudan (UNMIS) to include its deployment to Darfur in order to support the early and effective implementation of the Darfur Peace Agreement, UN Security Council, August 31,...

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News Milwaukee archdiocese settles clergy abuse claims for $16.65 million
Milwaukee archdiocese settles clergy abuse claims for $16.65 million
Joe Shaulis
September 1, 2006 02:26:00 pm

Two days of court-ordered mediation have resulted in a $16.65 million settlement between the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Milwaukee and 10 people who alleged they were sexually abused by a priest whom the diocese transferred to California,...

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News Croatia asks ICTY for amicus status in trials of former Croat officials
Croatia asks ICTY for amicus status in trials of former Croat officials
Joe Shaulis
September 1, 2006 01:49:00 pm

The government of Croatia has asked the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) for amicus curiae status under Rule 74 of the ICTY Rules of Procedure and Evidence...

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News Education Department gave loan applicant data to FBI anti-terror program
Education Department gave loan applicant data to FBI anti-terror program
Joe Shaulis
September 1, 2006 01:04:00 pm

The US Department of Education gave personal data about several hundred student loan applicants to the FBI as part of an anti-terrorism program called Project Strikeback, the New York Times reported Friday....

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Newmont Mining executive testifies in Indonesia criminal pollution trial
Jaime Jansen
September 1, 2006 12:43:00 pm

The regional chief executive of Newmont Mining Corporation , an American gold-mining company with a subsidiary in Indonesia, testified Friday in his criminal pollution trial. Richard Ness , who is accused of placing arsenic and mercury into...

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News Peru judge indicts opposition leader for human rights abuses
Peru judge indicts opposition leader for human rights abuses
Jaime Jansen
September 1, 2006 12:15:00 pm

A Peruvian judge on Thursday indicted Ollanta Humala , the opposition leader who narrowly lost the June Peruvian presidential election to present incumbent Alan Garcia...

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Russia implements tough illegal filesharing law
Jaime Jansen
September 1, 2006 11:46:00 am

A tough amendment to Russia's copyright protection law designed to crack down on the Internet piracy of text, music and videos took effect Friday as part of Russia's bid to join the World Trade Organization [official...

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Congress passed Roosevelt's New Deal legislation

On June 16, 1935, Congress passed President Roosevelt's "New Deal" legislation to start a recovery program from Great Depression. Learn more about FDR and the New Deal from the US Library of Congress.

U.K. repeals prohibition on non-conformists at its universities

On June 16, 1871, the United Kingdom passed the University Tests Act, repealing a prohibition on non-conformists at the British Universities of Oxford, Cambridge and Durham. The Tests Acts were a series of laws that started in 1673 and eventually required officeholders, university students, civil servants and other persons associated with the government to swear allegiance to the Anglican Church. The Tests Act was repealed by the Catholic Relief Act of 1829, but the university policy lasted until 1871.

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