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British Iraq War inquiry: Blair misled the public
America Blog less than a day agoWait one minute. I think I need to hold on to my seat with this surprise. Next thing you know, we're going to find out that the WMD story was false.
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Warnings from right and left as Aussie PM mulls veto of civil unions ceremonies
Qnews less than a day ago
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd yesterday gave the strongest hint yet that civil unions legislation recently passed by Australia Capital Territory (ACT) would be scuttled by the federal government, but stopped short of confirming the legislation would be overturned, Canberra Times reports.
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PEPFAR In Uganda
Andrew Sullivan The Daily Dish Nov 13 09As Uganda's government passes laws and issues statements about homosexuals that are reminiscent of genocidal governments in the past, should the US continue to give the government funds to combat AIDS and HIV? Charles Francis argues that we need to.
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RachelWatch: Election Extravaganza
365 Entertainment and Sports Nov 04 09Decision ‘09
Rachel started off the first of the night's two shows absolutely geeked for election night.
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Yes on 1's largest donor: An examination (Complete Set)
Good As You Oct 25 09Volume 1: Unhinged billboard campaign Volume 2: Oversimplified reduction of pro-gay comments Volume 3: Ridiculous Vaclav Havel/Soviet empire comparisons Volume 4: NOM board member wants to overthrow pro-gay governments Volume 5: NOM's general counsel = quite extremist Volume 6: Heated.
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Matthew 25 Resource 10/24/09-Stop Child Poverty
Straight Not Narrow Oct 24 09We have a secret to tell you. This may be hard to swallow. Ready? Here goes: It is possible to end child poverty in our lifetimes.
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Who Is Winning The Recession?
Andrew Sullivan The Daily Dish Oct 24 09Fareed Zakaria says China is: Almost every country in the Western world entered the crisis ill prepared.
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Realism And Nation-Building
Andrew Sullivan The Daily Dish Oct 14 09A reader writes: Look: no one is for nation building. In the past, realists recognized the national interest at stake in our supporting deeply flawed governments against communist revolutions.
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Is Columbus Day Sailing Off the Calendar?
SwirlSpice Oct 12 09Is Columbus Day Sailing Off the Calendar?
Just kill it. Especially if companies, governments, banks, etc.
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Downturn is 'climate opportunity'
BBC Science News Oct 06 09The recession provides a chance to build a low-carbon future, says the International Energy Agency, if governments act quickly.
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How the same drug costs three times the price in the US than in Europe
America Blog Oct 05 09(NOTE FROM JOHN: This really ticks me off. Apparently, governments in Europe tell the drugs companies that they simply can't charge crazy prices over here in Europe, so they don't.
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Democratization And Stability Are Incompatible?, Ctd
Andrew Sullivan The Daily Dish Sep 25 09A reader writes: I think Larison misses a big point when he writes: "Egypt and Jordan can remain at peace with Israel despite the profound unpopularity of this arrangement because the governments are unaccountable and authoritarian.
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Democratization And Stability Are Incompatible?
Andrew Sullivan The Daily Dish Sep 24 09Larison makes the realist case with his customary bluntness: Egypt and Jordan can remain at peace with Israel despite the profound unpopularity of this arrangement because the governments are unaccountable and authoritarian.
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Leading Republican Blasts Election of Anti-Gay Official at UN
Gay Patriot Sep 23 09As world leaders gather to address the United Nations, few (outside FoxNews, the conservative media and blogs) are paying much attention to the prominence of representatives of repressive regimes in the leadership of the world body.
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Homo-negativity to blame
Topix Gay News Sep 17 09
A former White House science advisor visiting Australia says governments need to look harder at the social factors driving recent increases in Western HIV rates, particularly 'homo-negativity' from religious and ethnic communities.
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Japan targets 25% emissions cut by 2020
America Blog Sep 08 09If they can back up the talk, this would be fantastic for everyone. Maybe other governments will even start realizing that 10% cuts are nothing.
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Do Big Governments Mean Big Recessions?
Andrew Sullivan The Daily Dish Aug 21 09by Conor Clarke Alan Reynolds of the Cato Institute has an op-ed in this morning's Wall Street Journal making the sweeping argument that "bigger governments lead to bigger recessions," and thus cannot and should not help alleviate recessions.
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Economist suggests "three U" shaped recoveries
America Blog Aug 13 09It would be fitting that the "W" administration would stick us with a "W" shaped economic crisis, but now there's a risk of adding another "V" to it.
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Prepare your family for H1N1
Proud Parenting Aug 08 09
Nancy Shute helps us prepare for the worst - as kids get ready to go back to school in a few weeks.
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VAMPIRE SPOTTED AT LAX & ALEXANDER SKARSGARD'S TAIL
OhLaLaMag Aug 03 09Swedish hunk Alexander Skarsgard [aka Eric in True Blood] was spotted leaving LAX today [INF] It is nice to see him looking a little tan and in the day light ;-) I love turquoise and I think it looks good on him.
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