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News French judges attempt search of presidential palace in Djibouti murder probe
French judges attempt search of presidential palace in Djibouti murder probe
Brett Murphy
May 2, 2007 11:16:00 am

Two French judges accompanied by police officers on Wednesday attempted to search France's presidential palace as part of an investigation into the 1995 death of French judge Bernard Borrel in Djibouti. The search was targeted...

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News Iraqi parliament receives draft oil revenue bill
Iraqi parliament receives draft oil revenue bill
Brett Murphy
May 2, 2007 10:46:00 am

The Iraqi Parliament on Wednesday received a draft oil law that would regulate how profits from the country's oil wells will be shared by the different ethnic groups in the country. President Bush has said he...

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News Senate Intelligence Committee holds hearing on Bush wiretapping proposal
Senate Intelligence Committee holds hearing on Bush wiretapping proposal
Brett Murphy
May 2, 2007 10:04:00 am

The US Senate Intelligence Committee questioned top intelligence officials, including National Intelligence Director John M. "Mike" McConnell and National Security Agency Director Lt. Gen. Keith Alexander , Tuesday at a hearing on the Bush...

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News Iowa General Assembly passes gay rights bill
Iowa General Assembly passes gay rights bill
Brett Murphy
April 26, 2007 11:15:00 am

The Iowa House of Representatives voted 59-37 Wednesday to approve a bill that will provide equal opportunity protection to gays and lesbians in employment, housing, and education. The House approved the bill after...

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News Rwanda ex-military officer denies responsibility for 1994 killings in Belgian trial
Rwanda ex-military officer denies responsibility for 1994 killings in Belgian trial
Brett Murphy
April 23, 2007 02:38:00 pm

Bernard Ntuyahaga , a former Rwandan army major, denied at trial Monday any involvement in the 1994 murder of 10 Belgian peacekeepers and the Rwandan prime minister they were charged with protecting. Ntuyahaga said he was being used...

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US Supreme Court to hear money laundering case
Brett Murphy
April 23, 2007 01:42:00 pm

The US Supreme Court granted certiorari Monday in US v. Santos 06-1005 , where the Court will consider the definition of proceeds in relation to illegal money laundering schemes under 18...

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News San Francisco mayor to maintain city’s status as illegal immigrant ‘sanctuary’
San Francisco mayor to maintain city’s status as illegal immigrant ‘sanctuary’
Brett Murphy
April 23, 2007 01:19:00 pm

San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom pledged Sunday to keep the city a haven for immigrants, saying that while he cannot stop US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from making arrests, he will try to...

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News Ukraine court hearing on dissolution decree delayed by protesters
Ukraine court hearing on dissolution decree delayed by protesters
Brett Murphy
April 18, 2007 07:38:00 am

Protests delayed a Wednesday Ukrainian Constitutional Court hearing to determine the legality of the April 2 decree by Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko that ordered parliament dissolved and new elections held. Riot police...

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News Somalia transitional government fires former speaker, 29 others
Somalia transitional government fires former speaker, 29 others
Brett Murphy
April 18, 2007 07:24:00 am

The Somali transitional government dismissed former parliamentary speaker Sharif Hassan Sheik Aden and 29 other parliamentary members on Tuesday in what is purported to be an attempt to consolidate the government's power over the legislature....

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News Oregon House passes same-sex civil unions bill
Oregon House passes same-sex civil unions bill
Brett Murphy
April 18, 2007 06:59:00 am

A gay rights bill that would allow same-sex couples in Oregon to enter into contractual relationships affording them the benefits available to married couples passed in the Oregon House of Representatives Tuesday. A second...

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French chemist Antoine Lavoisier guillotined

French revolutionaries guillotined chemist Antoine Lavoisier on May 8, 1794 over his investment in a private tax collecting company purchased 26 years prior. Learn more about the life of Antoine Lavoisier.

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