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Politics May 01

Souter to Retire From Supreme Court in June

Justice David Souter, the 105th justice to be appointed to the Supreme Court, said Friday he plans to retire in June after more than 18 years on the bench.

Nation Apr 30

UK to End Combat, Continue Training Operations in Iraq

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Thursday that troops from the UK will end their six years of combat operations in Iraq but will keep a small presence in the country to assist with training Iraqi naval forces.

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Congress Approves $3.5 Trillion Dollar Budget Plan

In a strictly party line vote, the House and Senate passed the fiscal 2010 budget resolution Wednesday that adheres closely to the president's budget proposal earlier this year.

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Text: Obama’s 100 Days Press Conference

President Barack Obama delivered a primetime press conference in Washington Wednesday to mark his 100th day in office.

Science Apr 29

Climate Studies Suggest Need for Drastic Cut in Fossil Fuels

In order to limit the damage from global warming, the world can use only about one quarter of its known fossil fuel reserves, according to two new research studies.

Economy Apr 29

Economy Shrank by 6.1% in First Quarter

The Commerce Department released numbers Wednesday estimating the economy contracted during the first three months of the year at nearly the same rate as the final quarter of 2008, marking the third straight quarter of decline since the late 1950s.

Economy Apr 23

General Motors to Idle Plants for up to 10 Weeks

General Motors said Thursday it will idle most of its U.S. plants for up to 10 weeks this summer, trimming some 190,000 vehicles from planned production. The shutdowns will help control high inventories and bring production in line with slower…

World Apr 23

Bombings Kill at Least 78 in Iraq’s Deadliest Day in More Than a Year

More than 78 people were killed and dozens more were wounded Thursday in two bombings in Iraq, one in Baghdad and one north of the city. In other news, the Iraqi military said they captured a suspected leader of an…

Nation Apr 22

Report Outlines Approval of Harsh Military Interrogation Methods

A newly declassified Senate report outlines a new round of details on the approval and origins of harsh interrogation tactics used on terrorism suspects and prisoners at Iraq's Abu Ghraib and the Guantanamo military prison camp.

Politics Apr 17

Memos Shed New Light on CIA Interrogation Tactics

A series of Bush-era Justice Department memos chronicling the legal justifications for harsh CIA interrogation tactics used on top terrorism suspects was released by the Obama administration Thursday.

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