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Aug 16

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Mosque Near Ground Zero: Local Issue or Matter of National Debate?

President Obama's remarks supporting the building a controversial mosque near Ground Zero in New York drew rebuke from Republicans. Gwen Ifill speaks with New York gubernatorial candidate Rick Lazio and Teaneck, N.J., Mayor Mohammed Hameeduddin on the different points of…

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Aug 13

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Obama Backs Effort to Build Mosque Near Ground Zero

By News Desk

President Obama on Friday night weighed in on the debate over whether to build a 13-story Islamic community center and mosque near the site of the 9/11 attacks in New York, saying the country's founding principles demanded no less. "As…

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Aug 10

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Should Mosque, Islamic Center Be Built Near Ground Zero?

Jeffrey Brown speaks with four people who have been closely following the debate over whether to build a 13-story Islamic community center and mosque near the site of the 9/11 attacks in New York. The builders say they want to…

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Aug 05

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Missouri’s Primary Results: the Effects of the Tea Party and Pizza Coupons

By Dante Chinni

As this blog has noted in many posts, despite the media coverage of the political movement known as the tea party, it is difficult to tell what its impact is or will be in the…

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Jul 07

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For Patty Griffin, ‘Downtown Church’ Opens a Door to Gospel

By Molly Finnegan

Although she tested the waters with songs like "Heavenly Day" off her 2007 album "Children Running Through," Patty Griffin had never considered recording a full gospel album until an executive at EMI floated the idea.

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Jun 25

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Shields and Brooks on What Obama, Democrats Can Tout in 2010 Campaigns

Columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks stopped by The Rundown again for "just one more thing" to discuss what message President Obama and the Democrats might be able to use to persuade voters in this fall's elections. Will voters care…

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Jun 22

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What South Carolina Races Can Teach Us About This Election Year

Some years the flow in politics is a torrent, a powerful river rushing in one direction where the coming impacts are obvious and clear. In summer, you can look ahead to November and see a pretty clear image of the…

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Jun 18

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Oil Containment Effort Improves; BP’s Hayward to Hand Over Some Duties

BP said it was making progress drilling relief wells as cleanup of the oil in the Gulf of Mexico showed signs of improving. Jeffrey Brown recaps the latest developments in the Gulf oil disaster.

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Jun 14

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Monday: Thousands Flee Kyrgyzstan; Mineral Wealth Found in Afghanistan

Ethnik Uzbeks cross the border into Uzbekistan as they flee from the southern part of Kyrgyzstan. Photo by AFP/Getty Images. At least 124 people have been killed and some 100,000 minority Uzbeks are massing at the border after three…

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Jun 10

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News Wrap: Army Admits Mismanagement at Arlington Cemetery

In other news Thursday, a report indicated that some of the nation's military dead may have been misidentified or misplaced at Arlington National Cemetery, and an American servicemember was killed in Afghanistan, marking the 20th U.S. death there this month.

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