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News Italy seeks US help in trial of US soldier accused in death of intelligence agent
Italy seeks US help in trial of US soldier accused in death of intelligence agent
Katerina Ossenova
February 8, 2007 12:21:00 pm

The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs urged the US Thursday to cooperate with proceedings initiated against a US soldier in the shooting death of an Italian intelligence agent in Iraq. An Italian judge Wednesday ordered...

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News Judge extends deadline for removing bald eagle from US endangered species list
Judge extends deadline for removing bald eagle from US endangered species list
Joe Shaulis
February 8, 2007 11:57:00 am

A federal district judge issued an order Wednesday giving the US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) until the end of June to finalize a proposed rule removing the American bald eagle from the...

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News Hicks lawyer says dangerous terrorist label will prevent fair trial at Guantanamo
Hicks lawyer says dangerous terrorist label will prevent fair trial at Guantanamo
Katerina Ossenova
February 8, 2007 11:50:00 am

Comments by the commander of Guantanamo Bay that Australian detainee David Hicks continues to be a dangerous terrorist were cited by one of Hicks' lawyers Thursday as an example of...

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News US deportation practices hurting asylum-seekers: report
US deportation practices hurting asylum-seekers: report
Joshua Pantesco
February 8, 2007 11:41:00 am

Legitimate asylum seekers in the US may be ignored or detained for months or even years given the current expedited removal practices of domestic security officials, according to a report card released Thursday by the US...

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News Mexican criminal justice system ‘gravely flawed’: Amnesty
Mexican criminal justice system ‘gravely flawed’: Amnesty
Katerina Ossenova
February 8, 2007 11:16:00 am

Amnesty International accused Mexico in a report released Wednesday of having a "gravely flawed" criminal justice system in which human rights abuses are perpetuated and criminals are rarely punished. The report cites evidence...

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News Texas legislators question legality of executive order mandating HPV vaccine
Texas legislators question legality of executive order mandating HPV vaccine
Joe Shaulis
February 8, 2007 10:03:00 am

Two state legislators asked the attorney general of Texas Wednesday to issue an opinion on the legality of Gov. Rick Perry's executive order mandating that sixth-grade girls be vaccinated for the sexually transmitted human papillomavirus...

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News Nashville city council approves resolution making English official language
Nashville city council approves resolution making English official language
Joshua Pantesco
February 8, 2007 08:16:00 am

Nashville is set to conduct all official business in the English language after the Nashville City Council voted 23-14 Tuesday to amend the City Charter to declare English the official language of the city government. Mayor Bill Purcell...

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News No Russia-Japan peace treaty until islands returned: Japan PM
No Russia-Japan peace treaty until islands returned: Japan PM
Joshua Pantesco
February 8, 2007 07:08:00 am

No formal peace treaty will be concluded between Japan and Russia until Russia relinquishes control of several Japanese islands it has occupied since the end of World War II, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told a rally...

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News US pressing Iraq for action on lawmaker convicted in 1983 embassy attacks
US pressing Iraq for action on lawmaker convicted in 1983 embassy attacks
Leslie Schulman
February 7, 2007 08:50:00 pm

White House spokesman Tony Snow Wednesday called for the government of Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki to act on the case of Jamal Jafaar Mohammed, a Shiite lawmaker who US military intelligence [New York Times report; CNN...

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News Dozens of countries sign treaty banning secret detentions
Dozens of countries sign treaty banning secret detentions
Jaime Jansen
February 7, 2007 08:08:00 pm

Fifty-seven countries have signed an international treaty in Paris banning governments from holding suspects in secret detention. The International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance was approved by the...

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English Queen consort Anne Boleyn arrested on adultery accusations

English Queen consort Anne Boleyn, whom King Henry VIII married after famously divorcing Catherine of Aragon, was arrested on charges of adultery on May 2, 1536. The following trial, orchestrated by prominent minister of state Thomas Cromwell, led to Anne's conviction and eventual execution two weeks after her arrest despite Anne's denial of the charges. Henry VIII would marry Jane Seymour later that month. Learn more about Anne Boleyn.

FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover died

Longtime FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover died on May 2, 1972 at age 77, having led the agency since 1924. He built his reputation on battling bootleggers during Prohibition and communist and pro-rights groups after World War II. Review Hoover's official FBI personnel file, released under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act.

European Central Bank founded

On May 2, 1998, the European Central Bank (ECB) was founded to set monetary policy for the sixteen EU nations who use the Euro as their primary currency. Learn more about the ECB from the organization's website.

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