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December 17, 2004Korea: U.S. manipulated intelligence A task force chaired by foreign policy expert Selig Harrison said in a report released Dec. 10 that the Bush administration distorted intelligence about North Korea’s nuclear program, in much the way...
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U.S. spends millions in Ukraine politics
December 17, 2004While the Cold War officially ended over a decade ago, the current political crisis in Ukraine suggests that Washington is still in a Cold War mode, trying to “encircle” Russia and helping to install governments that...
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Wash. governors race margin razor-thin
December 17, 2004SEATTLE — It’s already one for the record books: the Washington state governor’s race is the closest in the history of the United States. The battle over a second recount is one front of the national...
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National Clips
December 17, 2004PHILADELPHIA: A decent job is a human right Hundreds marched through a driving rain here on Human Rights Day, Dec. 10, demanding that the proposed layoff of city workers be halted, public transportation be fully funded,...
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Working Families Party reshapes N.Y. politics
December 17, 2004NEW YORK — As 2004 comes to a close, New York’s Working Families Party has a lot to celebrate. Through effective grassroots organizing, the party has helped shatter the right-wing myth that you can’t gain victories...
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