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Jan 23

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Analysts Assess Democratic Response to President Bush

Columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks comment on Sen. Jim Webb's response to the president's speech, saying he forcefully argued that when the Democrats disagree with Mr. Bush they will confront him, especially on economic and foreign policy matters.

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Jan 23

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China's Economic Progress Comes with Environmental Costs

China has achieved rapid economic growth over the past decade, but the rapid success has come at the expense of the environment. Independent Television News reports on pollution in China and the price of development.

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Dec 27

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Some Companies Look to Combine Business with Social Conscience

NewsHour essayist Clarence Page of the Chicago Tribune examines efforts within industry to conduct "fair trade" practices.

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Dec 21

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Small Business in New Orleans Still Struggling for Survival After Katrina

Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco announced a plan to provide interest-free loans and $100 million of federal funds in grant money for small businesses in New Orleans. The NewsHour reports on the struggle for survival as the city rebuilds after Hurricane…

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Nov 27

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Turkish Opinion of U.S. War in Iraq Taints Relations

Opinions in the United States' once-friendly ally Turkey have turned negative in the wake of the U.S. invasion of Iraq and continued violence that is threatening Turkey's border. NewsHour correspondent Margaret Warner reports from Istanbul.

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Nov 22

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Nobel Prize Winner Yunus Discusses the Impact of Microfinance

Mohammad Yunus and the Grameen Bank won the Nobel Peace Prize earlier this year for their work in microfinance. The NewsHour's economics correspondent Paul Solman speaks with Yunus about how micro-entrepreneurs improve the overall health of economies.

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Nov 21

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Iraq and Syria Restore Relations After 24-year Rift

Iraq restored full diplomatic relations with Syria Tuesday in an effort to stem militant violence and garner favor with other Arab states. David Schenker and Robert Malley discuss the new alliance and its possible impact.

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Nov 07

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Democrat Brown Unseats Incumbent DeWine in Ohio

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In the closely watched Ohio Senate race, Democratic challenger Rep. Sherrod Brown defeated two-term Republican Sen. Mike DeWine.

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Nov 03

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Global Warming, Decline in Fish Stock Could Damage World Economy

Two recent reports say the world's fish stock could be depleted in 50 years and global warming could take a severe economic toll on nations if dramatic measures are not undertaken. A science reporter explains.

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Nov 02

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Once a Republican Target, Ohio's 6th District Still Leans Democratic

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Early on, the National Republican Congressional Committee considered Ohio's 6th District its best chance to pick up a Democratic House seat, but with less than a week to go, the GOP is focusing its resources on other embattled Ohio incumbents.

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