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German chancellor joins forced-marriage backlash

Published October 30, 2007
Women's groups have been urging for criminalization of the practice.

Mafia ex-girlfriend says FBI used mob muscle in 1964 civil rights case

Published October 30, 2007
The FBI has never acknowledged it used mob man Gregory Scarpa.

Pope urges against sale of “immoral” drugs

Published October 30, 2007

.VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope Benedict XVI urged Catholic pharmacists on Monday to use conscientious objection to avoid dispensing drugs with "immoral purposes such as, for example, abortion or euthanasia." In...

Somali prime minister resigns post

Published October 30, 2007
The president and prime minister had been vying for power for some time.

Indian protesters jailed

Published October 30, 2007

>NEW DELHI (AP) - Some 27,000 landless people gathered in New Delhi, hoping to march to Parliament with a single demand - give us land. But police locked them up Monday, chaining the gates to the vast...

California natives cope with fires

by Tom Moran
Published October 29, 2007
The largest wildfires in national history have taken an added toll on "U" students with family in California.

Black lawyers still rare at Supreme Court

Published October 29, 2007
In the history of the Supreme Court, only two black men have been justices.

Shots fired on campus of a Missouri college; no one injured and no arrests

Published October 29, 2007

.MARYVILLE, Mo. (AP) - Shots were fired during the night on the campus of Northwest Missouri State University during homecoming weekend but no one was injured, school officials said Sunday. No one had...

British politician’s talk creates uproar

by Lindsay Guentzel
Published October 29, 2007
Michigan protesters took offense to his political views, calling them "racist."

Gap promises action after British newspaper finds child labor problems

Published October 29, 2007

.LONDON (AP) - Clothing retailer Gap Inc. said Sunday that it will convene all of its Indian suppliers to "forcefully reiterate" its prohibition on child labor after a British newspaper found children...

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