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GOP money buoys McCain campaign

Despite accepting $84 million in public financing for his Presidential campaign, John McCain "has found a way to work around these limits. The Republican Party — and not his campaign […]
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Nashville council members enjoy generous health-care benefits

A report by Brad Schrade at The Tennessean showed how the Metro Council in Nashville had voted themselves generous life-time health care benefits that even city employees can't get. The […]
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NY school cafeterias not meeting inspection requirements

"Nearly two-thirds of schools in New York state are not receiving the twice-yearly health inspections required by federal law to curb food poisoning, making the state among the nation's worst […]
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Labor laws offer little protection to North Carolina workers

An investigation by Ames Alexander of the Charlotte Observer reveals that North Carolina has failed to protect employees who are fired in retaliation for filing workers compensation claims or blowing […]
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US policies lead to crackdown on Iranian businesses in Dubai

The Boston Globe's Farah Stockman reports that small Iraqi businesses in Dubai and across the United Arab Emirates are suffering as the UAE refuses to register Iranian work visas or […]
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Renegade Riders

All-terrain vehicles are rolling by the thousands into the Minnesota woods, offering motorized thrills but also causing long-term damage to public wildlands, the Star Tribune revealed in a multimedia investigative […]
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Treasury secretary issued ultimatum to Lehman Brothers

With Wall Street undergoing a major crisis, Deborah Solomon, Dennis K. Berman, Susanne Craig and Carrick Mollenkamp of the Wall Street Journal report that New York Federal Reserve Bank president […]
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Cheney shielded Bush from surveillance program backlash

Continuing its ongoing series on the Cheney vice-presidency, Barton Gellman and the Washington Post have posted the second of a two-part article on how Vice President Dick Cheney handled a […]
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Warning lights, gates could curb Oklahoma train accidents

According to a report by Gavin Off of the Tulsa World, Federal Railroad Administration data shows Oklahoma has recorded 1,042 train accidents from 2000 to 2007. About half involved collisions […]
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Bush secretly approved orders allowing raids in Pakistan

A report by Eric Schmitt and Mark Mazzetti of The New York Times reveals that President Bush "secretly approved orders in July that for the first time allow American Special […]
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