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November 29, 2007

Republicans Give Democrats a Break and Instead Bash Each Other Musharraf Retires from Military, but Critics Doubt it Will Make a Difference US Vows to Admit 12,000 Iraqi Refugees in 2008 Public Opinion Favors...

November 28, 2007

Palestinians Protest Middle East Peace Conference as Olmert and Abbas Meet with Bush at the White House United Nation’s Framework Convention on Climate Change Violence in Sri Lanka Violence in Paris Apparently Under Control...

November 27, 2007

Middle East Peace Conference in U.S. Provokes Protests in Gaza and West Bank Undocumented Immigrant Goes on Hunger Strike in Chicago Controversial National Security Law Introduced in Canada Protests at a Free Speech Debate...

November 26, 2007

Terms for Middle East Conference In Annapolis Hits Snag African American Women in DC Disproportionately Affected by HIV Lebanon’s De Facto State of Emergency Australian Labor Party’s Kevin Rudd Elected New Prime Minister Commonwealth...

November 21, 2007

Download Audio HEADLINES UN Report to Cite Social Effects of Climate Change The United Nations is warning of serious setbacks to the global fight against poverty, disease, and illiteracy if urgent actions are not...

November 20, 2007

Democrats Claim to Call President’s War-Funding Bluff Southeast Asian Countries Sign New Economic Pact, Despite International Calls for Censure of Burma Jordan’s Election System Questioned as Ineffective Chinese Lawyers Work to Build an Independent...

November 19, 2007

Kurdish Leaders from Iraq Intensify Efforts to Boost Oil Revenues US Army Recruiters Encounter Resistance in US High Schools IPCC Releases Final Report, Ahead of International Summit on Carbon Emissions Congress Takes a Break,...

November 16, 2007

Download Audio HEADLINES Washington Rally Demands Prosecution of Hate Crimes Thousands of marchers surrounded the Department of Justice building to demand stronger federal prosecution of hate crimes. Katharine Jarmul reports from Washington. House Passes...