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News Rumsfeld cancels Germany trip under war crimes cloud
Rumsfeld cancels Germany trip under war crimes cloud
Bernard Hibbitts
January 22, 2005 07:44:00 pm

US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld has canceled plans to fly to Germany in February to attend the Munich Conference on Security Policy , giving rise to speculation that the cancellation is connected with a war...

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News Iraq to arrest PM contender Chalabi for impugning defense minister
Iraq to arrest PM contender Chalabi for impugning defense minister
Bernard Hibbitts
January 21, 2005 04:48:00 pm

Iraq's interim defense minister said Friday that the government would arrest prominent Iraqi National Congress party leader Ahmad Chalabi after the end of the Muslim festival of Eid on Sunday for maligning him and the...

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News Civil rights commission yanks report critical of Bush rights record
Civil rights commission yanks report critical of Bush rights record
Bernard Hibbitts
January 21, 2005 01:54:00 pm

The US Commission on Civil Rights , newly reconstituted with the addition of a new Republican chairman and another Republican appointee , has removed from its website a controversial staff report highly critical of the civil...

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News Same-sex marriage law could take Canada to the polls
Same-sex marriage law could take Canada to the polls
Bernard Hibbitts
January 21, 2005 01:16:00 pm

Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin said Friday that he would be willing to call a national election over the issue of same-sex marriage, the subject of pending legislation in the Canadian House of Commons where Martin presides...

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News UPDATE ~ Powell announces FCC resignation
UPDATE ~ Powell announces FCC resignation
Bernard Hibbitts
January 21, 2005 12:55:00 pm

Updating a report from earlier today in JURIST's Paper Chase, Federal Communications Chairman Michael Powell has now announced his resignation from the Commission. In a statement released in Washington, he said: Having completed a bold and aggressive agenda, it...

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News BREAKING NEWS ~ FCC officials confirm Powell resignation today
BREAKING NEWS ~ FCC officials confirm Powell resignation today
Bernard Hibbitts
January 21, 2005 10:00:00 am

AP is reporting that FCC officials have confirmed that Federal Communications Commission Chairman Michael Powell will announce his resignation from the Commission Friday. A publicly-unconfirmed report of a possible announcement was carried early this morning in the...

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News Denmark charges 5 soldiers with abusing Iraqi prisoners
Denmark charges 5 soldiers with abusing Iraqi prisoners
Bernard Hibbitts
January 21, 2005 08:43:00 am

Danish authorities have charged five soldiers - an intelligence officer and four military policemen - with "incorrect treatment" of Iraqi prisoners held in southern Iraq, Danish news agency Ritzau reported Friday. Denmark has 500 troops in the...

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2005 Presidential inaugural address [White House]
Bernard Hibbitts
January 20, 2005 02:25:00 pm

Inaugural address, President George W. Bush, January 20, 2005. Excerpt:Across the generations we have proclaimed the imperative of self-government, because no one is fit to be a master, and no one deserves to be a slave. Advancing these ideals is...

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News Ailing chief justice looks frail but administers inaugural oath with a strong voice
Ailing chief justice looks frail but administers inaugural oath with a strong voice
Bernard Hibbitts
January 20, 2005 01:22:00 pm

Chief Justice William Rehnquist, not seen at public events since mid-October, looked frail at Thursday's inaugural but administered the presidential oath in a strong voice without need of any assistance. Rehnquist, 80 and ailing after undergoing treatment for throat...

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News AG nominee Alberto Gonzales' answers to written questions [White House]
AG nominee Alberto Gonzales' answers to written questions [White House]
Bernard Hibbitts
January 19, 2005 11:34:00 pm

Written answers to questions posed by Senate Judiciary Committee members in connection with the nomination of Alberto Gonzales for US Attorney General, Alberto Gonzales, January 19, 2005 . Review answers to questions by Senators Biden, Coburn, Durbin (Part I;II),...

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Israel parliament meets for the first time

On February 14, 1949, Israel's parliament, the Knesset, convened for the first time, and Joseph Shprinzak was elected as its first Speaker.

Read a history of the First Knesset from the Knesset archives.

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On February 14, 1899, Congress approved the use of voting machines in federal elections.

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