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News UN nuclear treaty conference ends without consensus
UN nuclear treaty conference ends without consensus
Alexandria Samuel
May 29, 2005 10:48:00 am

A month-long conference at the United Nations to review the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty ended Friday with no consensus. Ambassador Sergio Duarte of Brazil, President of the 2005 NPT Review Conference told a press briefing that...

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News Iraq asks Security Council to extend mandate for multinational force
Iraq asks Security Council to extend mandate for multinational force
Alexandria Samuel
May 25, 2005 08:01:00 pm

Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari has asked the UN Security Council to renew resolution 1546 , authorizing a US-led multinational force to remain in Iraq. Citing the latest wave of...

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News Hong Kong passes election law change, acting executive resigns to campaign
Hong Kong passes election law change, acting executive resigns to campaign
Alexandria Samuel
May 25, 2005 07:06:00 pm

Hong Kong acting Chief Executive Donald Tsang tendered his resignation Wednesday, shortly after the Legislative Council passed a controversial amendment to the Chief Executive Election Ordinance that will cut short the term of the...

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News Iraqi constitution committee leader to be announced Tuesday
Iraqi constitution committee leader to be announced Tuesday
Alexandria Samuel
May 23, 2005 08:31:00 pm

AP is reporting that Hummam Hammoudi, a Shiite Muslim cleric who is a senior aide in the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq , will likely be announced as head of the Iraqi constitution committee....

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News President Bush and Afghan president reach no deal on prisoners, raids
President Bush and Afghan president reach no deal on prisoners, raids
Alexandria Samuel
May 23, 2005 08:18:00 pm

President Bush and Afghan President Hamid Karzai met in the White House East Room Monday to discuss US military operations in Afghanistan . The leaders were able to agree on a joint declaration that US...

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News BREAKING NEWS ~ Senators reach agreement over judicial nominees
BREAKING NEWS ~ Senators reach agreement over judicial nominees
Alexandria Samuel
May 23, 2005 07:41:00 pm

AP is reporting that a bipartisan group of Senators has reached a deal to avert a showdown over judicial nominees. Sources state that under the agreement, Democrats would pledge not to filibuster any of Bush's future appeals court or...

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News Filibuster showdown continues in Senate
Filibuster showdown continues in Senate
Alexandria Samuel
May 23, 2005 06:51:00 pm

In a sure sign that Republicans are prepared to spend all night debating the filibuster, workers Monday set up dozens of cots in the Strom Thurmond Room of the Capitol. The session to decide President Bush's nomination of Pricilla...

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News British officer could face court martial for war crimes
British officer could face court martial for war crimes
Alexandria Samuel
May 22, 2005 11:47:00 am

British Colonel Jorge Mendonca, the commander in charge of the Queen's Lancashire Regiment troops in Iraq, faces the possibility of court martial and jail time for his alleged involvement in the death of a detainee by forces...

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News Federal jury says city didn’t violate religious group’s rights by blocking mosque plans
Federal jury says city didn’t violate religious group’s rights by blocking mosque plans
Alexandria Samuel
May 22, 2005 11:13:00 am

A federal jury in Illinois has rejected a Muslim group’s claim that city officials violated their civil rights by blocking its 2001 plans to turn a vacant Christian church into a mosque. The Al Salam Mosque Foundation argued that...

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News Arizona governor rejects immigration restriction bills
Arizona governor rejects immigration restriction bills
Alexandria Samuel
May 22, 2005 11:02:00 am

Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano Friday vetoed a series of bills that would have prohibited illegal immigrants from receiving child care assistance, instate tuition benefits and given the state police power to enforce federal immigration laws. Supporters of...

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French novelist defended Dreyfus in open letter

On January 13, 1898, the French journalist and novelist Emile Zola published an open letter entitled J'accuse in defense of Captain Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish officer in the French army who had been dubiously convicted of spying. Learn more about the Dreyfus Affair. Sentenced to prison for libel, Zola fled to England; he was granted amnesty and returned to France, but died of carbon monoxide poisoning before Dreyfus was exonerated.

Douglas Wilder takes office as first elected black governor

On January 13, 1990, Lawrence Douglas Wilder was sworn in as the governor of Virginia by former US Supreme Court Justice Lewis Powell. Wilder was the first African-American to be elected governor of a U.S. state. He would also serve as Mayor of Richmond, the state's capital city, from 2005 through 2009. Learn more about the life and career of Douglas Wilder.

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