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News UK to issue more control orders, pitch new EU anti-terror measures after  London bombings
UK to issue more control orders, pitch new EU anti-terror measures after London bombings
Alexandria Samuel
July 10, 2005 11:27:00 am

Although new legislation is not being brought forward immediately , UK Home Secretary Charles Clarke is likely to issue more control orders, and will present new anti-terrorism measures to the European Union next week, according to...

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News US military releases American held in Iraq
US military releases American held in Iraq
Alexandria Samuel
July 10, 2005 11:06:00 am

AP reported Sunday that military officials have released one of five US citizens detained without charge by US forces in Iraq. The family of Cyrus Kar , an Iranian born filmmaker and former Navy Seal, previously told reporters...

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News Navy relieves Guantanamo Bay base chief of command
Navy relieves Guantanamo Bay base chief of command
Alexandria Samuel
July 10, 2005 10:48:00 am

The commanding officer of the US naval base at Guantanamo Bay was relieved of his duties Saturday and transferred to another base. Capt. Leslie J. McCoy , base commander since March 2003, was dismissed amid allegations...

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News World Bank’s Wolfowitz says developed nations must share burden of corruption
World Bank’s Wolfowitz says developed nations must share burden of corruption
Alexandria Samuel
July 6, 2005 08:29:00 pm

Newly appointed World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz , the former US deputy defense secretary considered one of the most influential "neo-conservatives" in the Bush administration, said Wednesday in the run-up to the G8 summit that developed...

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News G-4 submits proposal to change UN Security Council framework
G-4 submits proposal to change UN Security Council framework
Alexandria Samuel
July 6, 2005 07:39:00 pm

In an anticipated move Wednesday, Germany, Japan, Brazil and India, also known as the G-4, submitted their UN Security Council restructuring plan to the UN General Assembly. The resolution proposes changing the current UN Security Council structure...

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News Malta ratifies European constitution
Malta ratifies European constitution
Alexandria Samuel
July 6, 2005 07:07:00 pm

The Mediterranean island of Malta became the latest nation to ratify the proposed EU constitution Wednesday. Despite initial opposition from the country's Labour Party , the Maltese Parliament approved the...

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News GOP leaders preparing for streamlined high court confirmation hearings
GOP leaders preparing for streamlined high court confirmation hearings
Alexandria Samuel
July 3, 2005 11:16:00 am

The Washington Post reported Sunday that Republicans are intent on implementing a streamlined schedule to quickly confirm a successor for retiring Supreme Court justice Sandra Day O'Connor and avoid a repeat of the past year's stalled judicial confirmations [JURIST...

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News Federal jury convicts East St. Louis Democrats of election fraud
Federal jury convicts East St. Louis Democrats of election fraud
Alexandria Samuel
June 29, 2005 07:47:00 pm

A federal jury Wednesday convicted five East St. Louis (Illinois) Democratic Party officials on charges of felony conspiracy to commit vote fraud, and election fraud in the November 2004 election. Charles Powell Jr., the local Democratic...

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News US Justice Department assails city use of Patriot Act against homeless man
US Justice Department assails city use of Patriot Act against homeless man
Alexandria Samuel
June 29, 2005 07:24:00 pm

The US Justice Department Wednesday called a city invocation of the Patriot Act as a defense in a suit by a homeless man an "overreaching application of the law." Summit, New Jersey cited the act in...

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News Senators say Gitmo should remain open, but detainee rules need to be defined
Senators say Gitmo should remain open, but detainee rules need to be defined
Alexandria Samuel
June 27, 2005 08:32:00 pm

After spending the weekend at Camp Delta at Guantanamo Bay, US Senators Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Ben Nelson (D-NE) told reporters Monday that while closing the military detention center is not necessary, establishing a precise legal status...

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US House voted to impeach President Clinton

On December 19, 1998, a divided US House of Representatives voted to impeach President Bill Clinton on charges of lying under oath to a federal grand jury and obstructing justice in the Monica Lewinsky affair.

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On December 19, 1984, the United Kingdom and China signed the Sino-British Joint Declaration, which ceded control of Hong Kong to the government of mainland China in 1997. The treaty also ensured that Hong Kong would retain its capitalist and democratic systems for at least 50 year after the transfer of power.

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