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Arkansas Democrat gets tough with banks
Blanche Lincoln, the Democratic senator from Arkansas, is vowing to press ahead with her controversial plan to force deposit-taking banks to spin off their derivatives operations, a tough new provision that is set to be debated on the Senate floor this week
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Fla. governor splits with GOP on teacher pay
Gov. Charlie Crist's decision spurred speculation he would abandon the party to run for
Lou Dobbs For President? Dobbs Confirms He’s Considering Run
Come on everybody together now, LOU!,LOU!,LOU!,LOU!, lets cheer him on,LOL!!
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No confrontational approach for gender equality: President
Gangtok, April 16 (IANS) President Pratiba Patil Friday stressed that gender equality is
Self-taught Turkish photographer reveals rich world of bazaars
Hacer Karanlık is a new photography artist. She did not study arts or photography, but
Macarthur takeover talks start (source: The Australian)
MACARTHUR Coal was officially up for grabs after its board, helped by broad hints from its
Obama says Tea Partiers owe him a thank you
President Obama said Thursday night that he thinks the Tea Party movement owes him a thank
DNC plans major spending on midterm elections
Washington (CNN) – The Democratic National Committee says it will pump more than $50
Obama mocks tea partiers: You should thank me for cutting taxes
Via Dan Riehl, this may well be the single most obnoxious soundbite he's uttered since his
Afghans blame both US, Taliban for insecurity (AP)
Water take warning in dry autumn
Irrigation bans that were lifted briefly after rain after Easter are back on water takes
Goldman Sachs charged with fraud by SEC
Goldman Sachs Group Inc was charged with fraud on Friday by the U.S. Securities and Exchange
Ash disrupts flights for second day
Much of the UK and large parts of Europe remained a no-fly zone after a vast cloud of volcanic
Azerbaijan signs LNG deal with Georgia and Romania
Romania, Azerbaijan and Georgia have signed a memorandum of understanding on the supply
Goldman accused of subprime fraud
Goldman Sachs was accused by the Securities and Exchange Commission of defrauding investors
Beleaguered Tharoor stops Tweeting
New Delhi, April 16 (IANS) Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor, a twitter
Most think Catholic Church poorly dealt with child abuse scandal
Washington (CNN) - Most Americans - and most American Catholics - think Pope Benedict XVI
