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Rights Groups Fault White House for Jailing of Terror Suspects

A new study charges that the administration has twisted the system of due process in jailing at least 70 terror suspects since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
New York Times - June 26, 2005
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Gay Marriage Issue Looms Over New York's Pride Parade

At New York's annual gay pride parade, politics were on the minds of many for whom the issue of same-sex marriage remains vital.
New York Times - June 26, 2005

Rumsfeld Speaks Cautiously on Strength of Insurgency

WASHINGTON, June 26 - Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld insisted today that United States-led forces were making significant progress in Iraq, but he spoke with deliberate caution about how long and forcefully insurgents were likely to resist and noted that such resistance movements can last a do...
New York Times - June 26, 2005

Iran's President Says He'll Move Forward With Nuclear Program

Iran's conservative president-elect, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, insisted today that the program was a matter of national pride.
New York Times - June 26, 2005

Israel Approves Plans to Build Community for Settlers Who Stay

Israel's cabinet approved plans for a community to accommodate Jewish settlers who remain opposed to being removed from the Gaza Strip.
New York Times - June 26, 2005

Argentina make final on penalties

Argentina book their place in the Confederations Cup final by beating Mexico 6-5 on penalties.
BBC News - June 26, 2005

Rapper crushes Frog in chart race

An unreleased track by late rapper Tupac Shakur has pushed Crazy Frog off the top of the UK singles chart.
BBC News - June 26, 2005

Cabinet set for Lib Dem reshuffle

The Scottish cabinet is set for a shake-up as new Lib Dem leader Nicol Stephen reshuffles his party's team.
BBC News - June 26, 2005

Progress on cancer target 'slow'

Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt will warn NHS managers they must renew efforts to meet key cancer targets by the end of the year.
BBC News - June 26, 2005

Jerusalem gay march ban set aside

A Jerusalem court rules that the city's annual gay parade should take place next Thursday as originally scheduled.
BBC News - June 26, 2005

Pakistan's top court in rape case

Pakistan's Supreme Court will shortly open hearings in a gang rape case that has caused international outrage.
BBC News - June 26, 2005

Cockbain replaces banned Grewcock

Wales lock Brent Cockbain will replace the suspended Danny Grewcock in the Lions squad.
BBC News - June 26, 2005

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Roger Federer takes on Juan Carlos Ferrero on a day when all 16 fourth-round singles matches take place.
BBC News - June 26, 2005

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BBC News - June 26, 2005

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Israeli settlers clash with soldiers in Gaza during work to dismantle buildings ahead of the planned withdrawal.
BBC News - June 26, 2005

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BBC News - June 26, 2005

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Richard Whiteley, the host of quiz show Countdown, dies just days after undergoing heart surgery.
BBC News - June 26, 2005

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L. Patrick Gray, the acting director of the F.B.I. at the time of the Watergate break-in, ended decades of silence about his role in the scandal in an interview broadcast today.
New York Times - June 26, 2005

Billy Graham, a Hard Act to Follow

Billy Graham's sermon at Flushing Meadows today will almost certainly conclude his run as the world's evangelist.
New York Times - June 26, 2005

Troops Will Carry General's 'Common Sense' Rules on Wallet-Size Cards

American troops in Iraq are getting a new list of dos and don'ts on how to behave in the war zone from their top ground commander.
New York Times - June 26, 2005

Turkey's Growing Sex Trade Snares Many Slavic Women

Turkey, with its now booming economy and lax visa requirements, is becoming the world's largest market for Slavic women.
New York Times - June 26, 2005

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