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Rage Against the Machine to plug Arizona boycott
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Deal, Handel to face off in GOP runoff for Ga. gov
Handel wins GOP runoff berth for Ga. governor
Ex-Ga. gov. takes Dem. nomination in comeback bid
Chavez: Government to obtain minority TV share
NY stolen art fight ends in $19 million settlement
Oakland to consider licensing large pot farms
Judge approves $550 million Goldman settlement
UN adds radical cleric al-Awlaki to terror list
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Utah gov: Only 2 responsible for immigrant list
GOP candidate for NY gov calls for mosque inquiry
US envoy: Diplomatic presence in Iraq to shrink
WASHINGTON, D.C.- On Thursday, July 22, Vice President Biden will return to the Gulf Coast region. The Vice President will visit Theodore, Alabama, to assess efforts to counter the BP oil spill and visit with Gulf residents affected by the spill. Additional details and media logistics are forthcoming.
UN adds radical cleric Awlaki to terror list
Sen. Reid: Chat with Fla. Gov. Crist was benign
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Soup shop that inspired ‘Seinfeld’ reopens in NYC
Elena Kagan es una de los más destacados juristas del país y ha demostrado en todo este proceso que, de recibir confirmación, sería una jueza imparcial y justa de la Corte Suprema que comprende que las decisiones tomadas por el tribunal afectan la vida de los estadounidenses comunes y corrientes. El voto de hoy por el Comité Judicial del Senado es ratificación por miembros de ambos partidos de su excelente desempeño en las audiencias de confirmación. Quiero darle las gracias al Comité Judicial por brindarle una audiencia cabal, pronta y respetuosa, y estoy deseoso de que el Senado en pleno considere y vote sobre su nombramiento antes del receso de agosto.
Court: Guinea presidential vote to go to runoff
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PRESIDENT OBAMA: Good afternoon, everybody. Please have a seat. It is my great pleasure to welcome Prime Minister Cameron on his first visit to the White House as Prime Minister.
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Audit: Utah overstating 4-day workweek savings
Groups against Ariz. law plan ‘civil disobedience’
SAfrica’s World Cup legacy: Higher ticket prices
Carbon-control bill faces steep hill in Senate
Cuba dissidents told Spain exile muddles US asylum
Intelligence director pledges cooperation
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration’s nominee for Director of National Intelligence is rebuffing concerns about his ties to the military and says he is independent enough to keep Congress informed if he is confirmed as the next intelligence chief.
Nevada TV ad counters ‘extremist’ attacks on Angle
Ind. accused of cutting aid to food stamp users
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