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Poll Finds Most Americans Displeased With Congress

The disregard for Congress is the most intense it has been since 1994, when the Democrats lost control of both houses, the latest Times/CBS News poll found.
New York Times - September 20, 2006
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	If good intelligence indicated Osama bin Laden was hiding in Pakistan, the U.S. would send troops in after him, President Bush said. Pakistani President Gen. Pervez Musharraf told reporters he would disapprove of such a move, saying, "We wouldn't like to allow that at all. We will do it ourselv... CNN - September 20, 2006

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New York Times - September 20, 2006

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New York Times - September 20, 2006

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With extra inspections showing no problems, NASA today cleared the space shuttle Atlantis for a Thursday morning landing.
New York Times - September 20, 2006

Air Controllers Chafe at Plan to Cut Staff

The drive by the F.A.A. is producing tension, anger and occasional shows of defiance among controllers.
New York Times - September 20, 2006

Fed Leaves Key Interest Rate Unchanged

The Federal Reserve continues to bet that inflation will remain contained as the economy cools.
New York Times - September 20, 2006

Fed keeps rates on hold at 5.25%

The US Federal Reserve holds interest rates at 5.25%, acknowledging a slowdown in economic growth.
BBC News - September 20, 2006

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BBC News - September 20, 2006

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Three Cardiff hospitals bought potentially contaminated body parts allegedly stolen in the US, it is revealed.
BBC News - September 20, 2006

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The state of California is suing six carmakers for damages, accusing them of contributing to global warming.
BBC News - September 20, 2006

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Mid-East mediators back the idea of a Palestinian coalition government at talks at the UN in New York.
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Xabi Alonso scores a wonder goal and Dirk Kuyt gets his first as Liverpool beat Newcastle.
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African leaders decide to extend the mandate of their Darfur peacekeeping force until the end of the year.
BBC News - September 20, 2006

Football: Man City out of Carling

Man City crash out of the Carling Cup after losing to League One side Chesterfield.
BBC News - September 20, 2006

Thai king 'endorses coup leader'

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BBC News - September 20, 2006

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