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Vote Sets Tone for Blair?s Anticipated Departure
Today?s vote was depicted by political analysts as a final verdict on the prime minister?s 10 years in office.
New York Times - May 3, 2007
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U.S.: Bombs built into Iraqi school
CNN 		U.S.: Bombs built into Iraqi school
A girls' school being built north of Baghdad had become an explosives-rigged "death trap," the U.S. military said Thursday. Troops found explosives beneath the floor and above the ceiling. It was a "sophisticated and premeditated attempt to inflict massive casualties on our most innoc...
CNN - May 3, 2007
Republicans gather to debate in Reagan's shadow
CNN 		Republicans gather to debate in Reagan's shadow
For Republicans, the Ronald Reagan Library is sacred ground. That's why it's the ideal setting for the first Republican presidential debate of this campaign cycle.
CNN - May 3, 2007
Obama Placed Under Secret Service Protection
The decision to assign agents to protect Senator Barack Obama is the earliest in campaign that the Secret Service has ever issued security detail to a presidential candidate.
New York Times - May 3, 2007
Scientists Urge Energy Changes to Slow Warming
The world powers will need to divert from today?s main energy sources, the top body studying climate change is poised to conclude.
New York Times - May 3, 2007
House Votes to Expand ?Hate Crime? Protections
The bill, extending ?hate crime? protections to include sexuality, is likely to face a veto from President Bush.
New York Times - May 3, 2007
Protesters Gather to Urge Olmert to Resign
The protests follow a damning report on Ehud Olmert?s leadership during Israel?s war with Lebanon.
New York Times - May 3, 2007
Common Gene Raises Heart Risk, Studies Find
Scientists hope a test for the variant will enable physicians to assess patients at risk more accurately.
New York Times - May 3, 2007
Norway Keeps Nest Egg From Some U.S. Companies
After amassing a fortune in excess of $300 billion over the last decade, Norway has started pulling investments for what it claims are ethical failings.
New York Times - May 3, 2007
Top managers blamed for BP blast
A report into a fatal blast at BP's Texas City oil refinery says four executives should be sacked over the incident.
BBC News - May 3, 2007
Bush, Democrats locked on Iraq
President Bush and Congress leaders say they seek common ground on Iraq, but a funding impasse remains.
BBC News - May 3, 2007
Harrington in early Wachovia lead
Padraig Harrington shoots 66 for an early lead at the Wachovia Championship in North Carolina.
BBC News - May 3, 2007
Starbucks strikes Ethiopia deal
Starbucks and Ethiopia reach an agreement which could help end a dispute over coffee bean trademarks.
BBC News - May 3, 2007
Bank rules to blame - Wolfowitz
World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz blames 'unclear' bank rules for the scandal over his girlfriend's pay
BBC News - May 3, 2007
Chavez targets Venezuela banks
President Hugo Chavez threatens to take over Venezuela's private banks and largest steel firm.
BBC News - May 3, 2007
US astronaut dies aged 84
Walter Schirra, a US space pioneer who was the only man to fly on Mercury, Gemini and Apollo missions, dies.
BBC News - May 3, 2007
Snooker: Selby battles back
Mark Selby digs deep to shake off a host of errors and battle back into his semi-final against Shaun Murphy.
BBC News - May 3, 2007
Queen tribute to Virginia victims
On the Queen's first trip to the US for 16 years she says her "heart goes out" to those affected by the Virginia Tech shootings.
BBC News - May 3, 2007
'Deal struck' at UN climate talks
Experts at a UN climate change summit reach a deal on how to combat global warming, delegates say.
BBC News - May 3, 2007
UVF urged to destroy its weapons
The Ulster Volunteer Force is urged to cooperate with the body which oversaw the destruction of IRA weapons.
BBC News - May 3, 2007
Cuba 'thwarts air hijack attempt'
A Cuban military officer has died after being taken hostage in an attempted hijacking in Havana, officials say.
BBC News - May 3, 2007
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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.
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