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U.S. Envoy Leaves Iraq, Conceding 'Job Is Far From Done'
John D. Negroponte, the outgoing American ambassador, left Iraq today after a nine-month tour.
New York Times - March 17, 2005
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McGwire: Baseball has steroid 'problem'
CNN 		McGwire: Baseball has steroid 'problem'
Former St. Louis Cardinals slugger Mark McGwire told a congressional panel looking into steroid abuse in baseball that he won't be "naming names."
CNN - March 17, 2005
McGwire: Baseball has steroid 'problem'
CNN 		McGwire: Baseball has steroid 'problem'
Former St. Louis Cardinals star Mark McGwire admitted today there was a "problem with steroid use in baseball" but he told a congressional hearing into the abuse he won't be "naming names." He also hit out at allegations, made in a tell-all book by former teammate Jose Canseco, t...
CNN - March 17, 2005
Major League stars testify
CNN 		Major League stars testify
A group of current and former major league baseball stars told the House panel investigating steroid abuse that they had never taken the illegal, performance enhancing drug.
CNN - March 17, 2005
Rice calls for Pakistan democracy
CNN 		Rice calls for Pakistan democracy
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Thursday called on Pakistan to continue down "a democratic path" that will lead to free and fair elections in 2007, but also praised the nation's military president for his courage in the war on terrorism.
CNN - March 17, 2005
McGwire, at Steroids Hearing, Says He Won't Discuss the Past
An emotional Mark McGwire was one of six players and former players to testify before a House committee investigating steroid use.
New York Times - March 17, 2005
Senate Votes to Restore $14 Billion in Medicaid Cuts
The vote to restore money to the Medicaid program sets up a confrontation between the two houses of Congress over tax and spending policy.
New York Times - March 17, 2005
Debate Over Brain-Damaged Woman's Fate Shifts to Congress
The Republican leadership of Congress thrust itself into the case of Terry Schiavo, pressing for federal legislation to prevent the removal of her feeding tube on Friday.
New York Times - March 17, 2005
C.I.A. Chief Defends Interrogation Policy and Disavows Torture
Porter J. Goss declined, however, to provide broad assurance about all interrogation techniques used by the agency since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
New York Times - March 17, 2005
Palestinian Groups Agree to Extend Cease-Fire
Although the groups set conditions on Israel, their move bolsters recent efforts to end four-and-a-half years of fighting.
New York Times - March 17, 2005
As Oil Hits New Highs, OPEC Struggles to Bring Down Prices
While OPEC oil ministers were being entertained by Iran's president, oil traders in New York were sending them a message of defiance.
New York Times - March 17, 2005
US Senate mulls right-to-die case
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BBC News - March 17, 2005
Halliburton exec on fraud charges
A former manager of a Halliburton subsidiary is accused of defrauding the US military of more than $3.5m for fuel in Iraq.
BBC News - March 17, 2005
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BBC News - March 17, 2005
Breastfeeding law comes into play
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BBC News - March 17, 2005
Banks named in Parmalat inquiry
Four banks and an Italian firm are accused by investigators of helping dairy firm Parmalat mislead the market.
BBC News - March 17, 2005
NHS smoking drive 'insufficient'
NHS services are insufficient on their own to persuade people to kick the habit, a study says.
BBC News - March 17, 2005
Atmosphere found on Saturn moon
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BBC News - March 17, 2005
Somali MPs in peacekeeper brawl
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BBC News - March 17, 2005
Vanunu charged for media contacts
Israeli nuclear dissident Mordechai Vanunu is charged with violating the terms of his release from jail.
BBC News - March 17, 2005
US demands Pakistan nuclear help
Condoleezza Rice urges Pakistan to reveal what it knows about the AQ Khan nuclear smuggling network.
BBC News - March 17, 2005
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WILL LIFTING THE BAN ON GAYS SERVING OPENLY IN THE MILITARY HELP OUR SECURITY?
NO, IT WILL JUST ADD TO THE DECLINE OF OUR MORAL FOUNDATIONS.
YES, THERE WILL BE MORE PEOPLE WHO CAN SERVE IN THE MILITARY.
IT WILL HAVE NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE MILITARY, BUT IT GIVES A GOVERNMENT STAMP OF APPROVAL TO HOMOSEXUALITY.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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