Jul 30, 2010
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 Reuters | Arizona appeals immigrant law ruling amid protests Reuters A protestor holds a sign during a demonstration in support of Arizona's immigration law in downtown Manhattan, July 29, 2010. By Carolina Madrid and Tim Gaynor PHOENIX (Reuters) - Arizona on Thursday appealed a judge's decision to block key parts of ... Judge who ruled on Arizona law is well versed in immigration cases Lawmaker ends support for boycotts after judge's ruling SB1070: appeal seeks to reinstate all parts of Arizona law |
 Los Angeles Times | Democrat Rangel charged with 13 ethics violations Washington Post New York's veteran Democratic legislator was elected to Congress in 1970. He now faces questions about whether he violated House ethics rules. By Paul Kane and Ben Pershing The House ethics committee charged Rep. Charles B. Rangel with 13 separate ... House details 13 violations against Rep. Charles Rangel Charles Rangel faces 13 ethics charges Ethics charges set stage for Rangel to face House trial |
 CBC.ca | Katie Couric's Notebook: Obama on "The View" CBS News One of my Facebook friends named Guthrie posted a message on my page today, asking if I think it's beneath President Obama to appear on "The View." It's not beneath the President...or any politician...to try to reach out to all Americans, ... Obama on 'The View': How did he do? War, jobs ... and Snooki Sherrod's firing was 'phony controversy,' Obama tells 'The View' |
 New York Daily News | Fatal C-17 crash also damaged Alaska Railroad tracks Anchorage Daily News The Boeing C-17 cargo plane that crashed and burned Wednesday evening on Elmendorf Air Force Base damaged the Alaska Railroad tracks running through the crash site, according to the railroad. The railroad, which goes through the base on ... Air show to go on despite deadly crash Four killed in Air Force plane crash in Alaska Air Show Cancellation Possible After Fatal Crash |
 AFP | Pentagon Report Places Blame for Military Suicides New York Times WASHINGTON — At a time of record-high military suicides, commanders are ignoring the mental health problems of American soldiers and not winnowing out enough of those with records of substance abuse and crime, a United States Army ... Soldiers' Suicide Rate Tied to Access to Problems at Home US army suicide rate exceeds national average Poor leadership, not repeat deployments blamed for rise in Army suicides |
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