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News Source: Alternet
| 1 day ago
But the spokesman has been replaced by a heavyweight: The Republican National Committee has hired Alex Castellanos, a long-time political strategist and GOP consultant, as an adviser. Castellanos has been described (according to his National Media
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News Source: Alternet
| 6 days ago
On the House floor today, Rep. Virginia Foxx, a right-wing Republican from North Carolina, boasted of her party's alleged progressive history on civil rights. "Just as we were the people who passed the civil rights bills back in the '60s without
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News Source: Inter Press Service
| 12 days ago
United States and Somalia. "It is embarrassing to find ourselves in the company of Somalia, a lawless land," presidential candidate Barack Obama said last year during his election campaign. The Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), which was
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News Source: Baltimore Sun
| 17 days ago
Davis of Baltimore was first nominated to fill the so-called Maryland seat on the U.S...And it has been more than five months since the Senate Judiciary Committee, on a bipartisan vote, cleared Davis for confirmation by the full Senate...Soon,
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News Source: Charlotte Observer Online
| 21 days ago
Mecklenburg Superior Court Judge Albert Diaz, nominated Wednesday to the nation's second-highest court, would be the first Latino member on the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals if confirmed. President Barack Obama also nominated Judge Jim Wynn of Cary,
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News Source: Charlotte Observer Online
| 22 days ago
President Obama today nominated two N.C. judges – including one from Charlotte – for the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals. U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan announced the nominations of Superior Court Judge Albert Diaz of Charlotte and N.C. Court of Appeals Judge
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News Source: Charlotte Observer Online
| 26 days ago
He called on Democratic rival Anthony Foxx to ask the state party to take itself out of the race. "We have been applauded for the refreshingly clean campaign," he told a news conference. "The tone, the rhetoric and the content has suddenly changed."
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News Source: The New York Times
| 26 days ago
At a White House ceremony, Mr. Obama announced that a rule canceling the ban would be published on Monday and would take effect after a routine 60-day waiting period...Bush started the process last year when he supported legislation, passed by