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News US negotiating with 10 more countries to send Gitmo detainees home
US negotiating with 10 more countries to send Gitmo detainees home
Tom Henry
August 9, 2005 03:22:00 pm

In addition to the deals currently being finalized between the United States and the governments of Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen, the US is negotiating with 10 more Muslim countries to return their citizens held at Guantanamo...

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News Opposing groups of Iraqi women demand ‘justice’ in new constitution
Opposing groups of Iraqi women demand ‘justice’ in new constitution
Tom Henry
August 9, 2005 02:42:00 pm

In a clash of opposing viewpoints, a group of strongly conservative Iraqi women Tuesday confronted a sit-in by their liberal counterparts in Baghdad's Firdous Square as the August 15 deadline for the country's constitution nears. The liberal secularists were...

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News EPA puts forward new radiation exposure limits for Yucca Mountain site
EPA puts forward new radiation exposure limits for Yucca Mountain site
Tom Henry
August 9, 2005 02:02:00 pm

The Environmental Protection Agency Tuesday proposed new radiation exposure limits for the Yucca Mountain waste dump project with the goal of ensuring a safe public site for hundreds of thousands of years. The...

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News Gonzales addresses ABA, urges support for Bush agenda
Gonzales addresses ABA, urges support for Bush agenda
Tom Henry
August 9, 2005 01:14:00 pm

US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales addressed lawyers attending the annual meeting of the American Bar Association Monday, arguing for support of several controversial legal issues on the Bush administration's agenda. Gonzales urged the group to...

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News Militant linked to killing of journalist Pearl appears before Pakistani court
Militant linked to killing of journalist Pearl appears before Pakistani court
Tom Henry
August 9, 2005 01:00:00 pm

A key suspect believed to be connected to the abduction and murder of US journalist Daniel Pearl was brought before a civil court Tuesday in the city of Karachi, Pakistan. Mohammad Hashim Qadir was held in connection...

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News Bush signs huge energy bill into law
Bush signs huge energy bill into law
Tom Henry
August 8, 2005 02:10:00 pm

President George W. Bush Monday signed into law a massive energy bill while in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The 1,725-page legislation , finalized after weeks of compromise between the US House and Senate , provides $14.5 billion...

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News Yemen jails six over embassy attack plots
Yemen jails six over embassy attack plots
Tom Henry
August 8, 2005 11:43:00 am

A Yemeni court on Monday sentenced six men to jail for planning to blow up the British and Italian embassies and the French cultural center in Sanaa. The six men, believed to be members of al Qaeda, received sentences...

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News Qatar opens new human rights department
Qatar opens new human rights department
Tom Henry
August 8, 2005 10:38:00 am

Officials in Qatar on Monday launched a new human rights department which will function as a branch of the country's Interior Ministry . The department will work closely with the National Human Rights Committee, a state-financed...

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News US Supreme Court Justice Stevens slams death penalty flaws
US Supreme Court Justice Stevens slams death penalty flaws
Tom Henry
August 8, 2005 09:20:00 am

In a speech to the American Bar Association annual meeting in Chicago this weekend, US Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens noted "serious flaws'' in the American capital punishment system, though he stopped short of...

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News Protestors remember Hiroshima, seek global ban on nuclear weapons
Protestors remember Hiroshima, seek global ban on nuclear weapons
Tom Henry
August 8, 2005 08:17:00 am

Sixty years after deadly atomic blasts hit the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki , thousands rallied across the US over the weekend to call for a ban on nuclear weapons. Protesters gathered in New Mexico, Tennessee, California,...

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Montgomery started racially-integrated bus service after boycott

On December 21, 1956, buses in Montgomery, Alabama, started racially-integrated service following federal court rulings ending on-board segregation.

Bus boycott leaders Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King and Rev. Ralph Abernathy were among the first riders under the new scheme. Learn about the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

Stalin born

On December 21, 1879, Joseph Stalin was born in Gori, Georgia. In 1922, he would become leader of the USSR until his death in 1953. During his time as Soviet dictator, Stalin industrialized his country, which he then led to become one of the world's two superpowers after WWII. Through his infamous purges, show trials and nationwide famines, Stalin also became responsible for more deaths than any man in history.

Read documents regarding the USSR under Joseph Stalin from the U.S. Library of Congress.

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