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Senate Rift Deep in Debate Over Attorney General Nominee

A final Senate vote, at first considered likely late today, is now not expected by some Republicans until Thursday.
New York Times - February 1, 2005
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CNN	State of the Union preview
	President Bush in his State of the Union address Wednesday will offer new details of how he wants Social Security revamped and voice optimism that the election of a new Palestinian leadership opens the door to reviving the Middle East peace process, senior aides said. CNN - February 1, 2005

CNN	Pope hospitalized
	Pope John Paul II was taken to the hospital late Tuesday with an acute respiratory infection, the Vatican told CNN. Earlier Tuesday, the Vatican announced that the 84-year-old pontiff -- who suffers from a number of chronic ailments -- had canceled his public and private meetings for the next few da... CNN - February 1, 2005

Iraqis Claim Irregularities Kept Many People From Voting

As the euphoria over Sunday's elections begins to fade slightly, some claims of election irregularities are surfacing.
New York Times - February 1, 2005

College Cancels Event Amid Protests on Panelist's 9/11 Essay

Hamilton College cited "credible threats of violence" as it canceled a campus forum with Professor Ward Churchill.
New York Times - February 1, 2005

Iraqis Exercised Right to Vote and Paid With Their Lives

Naim Rahim Yacoubi was one of at least 50 Iraqis who died in bomb and mortar attacks during Sunday's election in Iraq.
New York Times - February 1, 2005

Official Orders Israel Not to Seize Palestinian Property

Israel's attorney general ordered the government today not to seize property owned by Palestinians living elsewhere.
New York Times - February 1, 2005

Google Profit Climbs on Internet Ad Strength

Web search leader Google today posted a higher profit as the holidays boosted already strong Web search advertising. Its shares surged over 6 percent in after-hours trading.
New York Times - February 1, 2005

SBC to Cut Nearly 13,000 Jobs in AT&T Deal

Both companies are also planning their own job cuts prior to closing the deal which would create the largest telephone company in the U.S.
New York Times - February 1, 2005

Marines killed in 'Farc' attack

At least 14 Colombian marines die in an attack on a military outpost by Farc rebels, the navy says.
BBC News - February 1, 2005

NFL: Owens targets Super Bowl

Terrell Owens claims he can play a full part in the Super Bowl against New England.
BBC News - February 1, 2005

Marley's fans gather in Ethiopia

Thousands of Rastafarians gather in Ethiopia for a month of events to remember Bob Marley.
BBC News - February 1, 2005

Canada debates same-sex marriage

The Canadian government introduces a bill in parliament to legalise same-sex marriage.
BBC News - February 1, 2005

Venezuela kidnap row 'risked war'

Venezuela's president says a row with Colombia over a kidnapping in Caracas could have led to war.
BBC News - February 1, 2005

Clinton made UN's tsunami envoy

Former US President Bill Clinton is chosen to be the United Nations' special envoy for tsunami relief.
BBC News - February 1, 2005

Nepal gripped by political crisis

Nepal's king sacks the government and declares a state of emergency, plunging the country into turmoil.
BBC News - February 1, 2005

Childminder jailed for baby death

A childminder is jailed for three years after being found guilty of killing a four-month-old baby.
BBC News - February 1, 2005

Murder probe police are attacked

Police investigating the fatal stabbing of a man outside a bar are attacked again by stonethrowers.
BBC News - February 1, 2005

Parliament to approve Gaelic bill

Members of the Scottish Parliament are expected to pass, in principle, the Gaelic Language Bill.
BBC News - February 1, 2005

Advertising revenue boosts Google

Internet search engine Google thanks strong advertising sales for a target-beating rise in both turnover and profits.
BBC News - February 1, 2005

US convinced of Darfur 'genocide'

The US stands by its claim of genocide in Darfur, in contrast to the findings of a United Nations report.
BBC News - February 1, 2005

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