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November 2004
Tuesday, November 30
Red Cross: Guantanamo Tactics 'Tantamount to Torture'
Protesters, Police Gear Up for Bush Visit
Activists Crawl Through Web to Untangle U.S. Secrecy
Neo-Cons Hop On Extreme Right's Anti-UN Drive
Pentagon Ordered to Halt Law School Recruiting Tactics
Progress Made, but Much to do to Reach Mine-Free World, Summit Hears
Halifax Family Scoff at Belated Bush Thank-You
Amnesty Int'l Seeks Military's Taser Files
Monday, November 29
Bhopal Disaster and Aftermath a Huge Violation of Human Rights: Amnesty
Plant a Landmine, and Reap Years of Destruction
Alexander the (not so) Great Fails to Conquer America's Homophobes
Business and Biodiversity - Risk of 'Greenwash'?
New Poll: Americans Want Roe V. Wade Upheld
Military Recruiters Target Schools Strategically
Jesse Jackson Seeks Voting Probe
Noisy Protests May Greet Bush in Halifax
In 05 Foreign Aid Bill, Bush Faces Big Test On Commitment to Law, Multilateralism
Sunday, November 28
Greenhouse Effect 'May Benefit Man'; Claims by Pro-Bush Think-Tank Outrage Eco-Groups
Landmines Among 'Most Pressing Humanitarian Issues of Our Time'
Strafing of School Divides N.J. Region
Evangelicals to Bush: Payback Time
U.S. Vehicles Are Behind the Curve in Skid Safety
When Major Retailer Calls It Quits, Town Opts to Open Shop
Britain Poised to Send 1,000 More Soldiers to Iraq
Saturday, November 27
Bush Rules Out US Role at Global Conference on Land Mines
Nobel Laureate Saramago Warns of Danger After Bush Reelection
Clamor For Investigation into Death in U.S. Detention of Elderly Haitian Pastor
From Left, Religious Figures Make a Push
Friday, November 26
'Unusual Weapons' Used in Fallujah
US Threatens to Cut Foreign Aid over War Crimes Court
Blue-State Pension Funds Act to Balance GOP Control in Washington
Audit: Halliburton Lost Track of Property
Protest Plans Force Bush to Curtail Ottawa Visit
Leading Iraq Politicians Call for Election Delay
Ukraine State TV in Revolt
Thursday, November 25
From Plymouth Rock to Baghdad, Iraq
Guardsmen Say They're Facing Iraq Ill-Trained
US has Failed to Explain Its Actions to the Muslim World: Pentagon Report
High Court to Weigh Medical Marijuana Laws
Activist Warns Against Genital Mutilation
Gas-Guzzling SUVs Should Get Tobacco-Style Warnings: British Think Tank
Wednesday, November 24
US Media Miss Rumsfeld's 'Dirty Wars' Talk
Signs of Compromise Emerge in Ukraine Conflict
Group Finds Problems With Voting Machines
CIA Knew of Plot Against Venezuela's Chavez; Leader Not Warned, Documents Reveal
Democrats Say Election Investigation in the Works; GAO Will Probe Irregularities in Voting Machine
Whistler-Blower Guardians Say FDA Officials Tried to Undermine Critic
Witnesses Say US Forces Killed Unarmed Civilians
Israelis Fired on Girl 'Having Identified Her as a 10-Year-Old', Military Tape Shows
Politicians Seek Debate on Blair's Iraq 'Misconduct'
States Steam Ahead on Climate Change
Lobbyists Try to Kill Philly Wireless Plan
Tuesday, November 23
Arms Control Activists Hail Bush Setback
Rights Group Calls on Caterpillar to Halt Bulldozer Sales to Israel
Hawks Push Regime Change in North Korea
Saddam's Legal Team May Sue US for War Crimes in Iraq
Sunni Muslim Cleric Advocating Election Boycott Killed
'Something Was Not Right': Cameraman Goes Public on Video Footage of Marines
UN Report Sounds Grim New Warning Over AIDS
Bush Cabinet Moves Seen as Stifling Dissent
Hedge Fund Shorts Its Way Into Political Activism
Confusion Reigns as U.S. Raid Misses Target in Iraq
Monday, November 22
16,000 Protest U.S.-Run School of the Americas
Right-Wing Chilling Effect Makes 'Reproductive Rights' Too Hot for Public Radio
Experts Fear Nuke Genie's Out of Bottle
Iraq: The Uncounted
Conservationists Rethink Global Poverty
9-11 Victims' Families Assail Congress' Failure on Intelligence Reform
As Ice Thaws, Arctic Peoples at Loss for Words
Revision Marches to Social Agenda
Ukraine Gripped by Poll Turmoil
Sunday, November 21
Powell 'Pushed Out' By Bush For Seeking To Rein In Israel
Why Pre-Emptive Invasions Encourage Soldiers to Commit War Crimes
Falwell's School Joins Others in Teaching Law to Their Flocks
Group Blasts Political Quizzing of U.S. Science-Panel Nominees
Voting-Rights Groups Gather Evidence of Problems on Election Day
Chile Calls Off Bush Banquet After Security Dispute
Congress Helps Providers Refuse Abortions
Saturday, November 20
Towards Alternative Cities, the Green-Friendly Way
Violence Breaks Out All Over Baghdad
U.S. Likely to Boost Forces in Iraq
Chaos in Iraq Imperils Voting
Anti-Bush Protesters Battle Police at Chile Summit
Lawyers to Challenge Election in Ohio
Friday, November 19
Study Finds Florida 'Ghost' E-Votes
As U.S. Forces Raided a Mosque
Chirac Uses State Visit to Warn Britain of Modern Imperialism
Greens Declare War on Blair for 'Failures' Over Climate Change
Grim, Angry Rites as Falluja Buries Its Dead
46 Groups Will Boycott Iraq Vote
Powell's Talk of Arms Has Fallout
AIDS Fund Payment Slashed
Afghanistan's Disturbing Poppy Explosion
Congress Told FDA Failed Public on Vioxx
ICRC Slams 'Utter Contempt' for Humanity Amid Fierce Fighting in Iraq
Thursday, November 18
UC Berkeley Research Team Sounds 'Smoke Alarm' for Florida E-Vote Count
Fears Grow for Falluja Citizens
Nader-Requested Recount Begins
Recount New Hampshire
Survey: World Fears for Future
Democrats Take up Fight Over Ballots
Activists Await Bush at Pacific Summit in Chile
Journalist Held by U.S., Group Says
GOP Looking to Repeal Food Labeling Law
Congress Told FDA Failed Public on Vioxx
After Seven-Year Gestation, Kyoto Protocol Set to be Born
US Election: Democracy in Question
Public Housing Laws Harming Hundreds of Thousands of Poor People
Wednesday, November 17
Media Accused of Ignoring Election Irregularities
Amnesty Calls for 'Unequivocal Orders' to Prevent War Crimes in Iraq
Britons Reject Blair's Closeness to the US
U.S. Troop Death Toll This Month Nears 100
Arabs Enraged at U.S. Soldier Shooting Wounded Iraq
World on Alert as Over 15,000 Species Face Extinction
New C.I.A. Chief Tells Workers to Back Administration Policies
House Changes Rules to Protect DeLay
Police Scoff at Ashcroft Speech
Tuesday, November 16
Government Looking at Military Draft Lists
'This One's Faking He's Dead' 'He's Dead Now'
Bush Policies Push Racial Profiling - Report
800 Civilians Feared Dead in Fallujah
All States Still Show Wage Gap for Women -Study
U.S., Iraqi Troops Launch Mosul Offensive
Foreign Students Enrollment Decline for First Time in Generation
After Day of Cabinet Resignations, Many Fear a Shift to the Right
Few Foreigners Among Insurgents
Monday, November 15
Fallujah Lies in Ruins, Along with the Lives of the Wretched Survivors
Rules of War Broken in Falluja Assault - Amnesty Intl
Secretary of State Powell Resigns
AP Photographer Flees Fallujah
Fallujah Battle May Carry Heavy Political Price for Iraqi Government
Press Watchdog "Deeply Disturbed" by Iraqi Regime's Media Threat
The Other Face of U.S. 'Success' in Fallujah
US Denies Need for Falluja Aid Convoy
'Apology for Bush Win' Website is a Big Hit
Bush Threatens Mankind, says Caldicott
Sunday, November 14
White House Orders Purge of CIA 'Liberals,' Sources Say
Ohio Voters tell of Election Day Troubles at Hearing
US Study Links More Than 200 Diseases to Pollution
Two-thirds of Whites Say They Are Biased Against Minorities
A Mental Health Crisis is Emerging
Saturday, November 13
Fallujah Situation 'Disastrous', Charity Says
Looking for Voter Reform, Groups Keep Eyes on Ohio
Friday, November 12
U.N. Report Slams Use of Torture to Beat Terror
Victories Rooted in Barren Ground
CIA Critic of U.S. War on Terror Resigns
Iraq Tells Media to Toe the Line
Survey: Format Influenced Voter Priorities
New Rebel Tactics Emerge in Fallujah
Georgia Evolution Dispute Embarrasses Some
Moore Set to Shoot 'Fahrenheit' Sequel
New Findings Fuel Controversy Over Big Mining Projects in Indonesia
US States Defy Bush Over Greenhouse Gases
US Soldiers Raid Homes of Sunni Muslim Clerics Critical of Offensive
Thursday, November 11
Meltdown: Arctic Wildlife is On the Brink of Catastrophe
Yasser Arafat, Icon of Palestinian Cause, is Dead
Human 'Disaster' Looms in Encircled Falluja
BLM Whistleblower: I Was Fired Over Mine
Israel Arrests Nuke Whistleblower Vanunu for 'Leak'
Fallujah: US Will Lose More by 'Victory'
U.S. Envoy Pressed for Costly Fuel, Memo Says
The Unlikely Sheriff in Bush's Backyard: A Hispanic Lesbian Democrat
Bereaved Families Take Wreath Protest to 10 Downing Street
Gonzales Nomination Draws Cautions, Concerns of Rights Groups
Wednesday, November 10
Morally Speaking, Iraq Was a Bigger Issue
Gay Leaders Try to Reframe Struggle for Marriage Rights
US Faces Criticism in British Government Human Rights Report
A Mother Never Forgets
Enraged Sunnis Withdraw from Iraqi Government, Demand Boycott of Elections
Springtime for Spooks?
Secrecy Cloaked During Election Campaign
US 'Pacifies' City but Rebels take Violence to Rest of Country
Just What America Needs - A Car Even Bigger Than the Hummer
Tuesday, November 9
'Phantom Fury' Poised to Become Phantom Victory
Arafat Dead, Say Palestinian Sources Amid Confusion
Howard Dean Considering Bid to Chair Dems
Guantanamo Trial Is Ruled Unlawful
Poll: British Public Hostility to Iraq War at Record Levels
Global Warming Exposes Arctic to Oil, Gas Drilling
Rapid Arctic Warming Brings Calls for Bush to Reassess Policy
Iraqi Troops Condemned, Threatened for Fighting; At Least 200 Desert
CIA Official Challenges Agency on Terrorism
Powell: U.S. Will Pursue Aggressive Foreign Policy
Ashcroft, Evans Resign From Bush Cabinet
Monday, November 8
US Forces Unleash 'Phantom Fury' to Seize Fallujah
The New Republican Reality: No Policy is Too Right-Wing
U.S. Barrage Hits Iraq's Falluja Before Offensive
Resistance over Fallujah Builds Up in Baghdad
Election Stolen, Group Suspects
Fast Arctic Thaw Threatens People, Polar Bears
Halliburton Admits Bribes 'May Have Been Paid' in Nigeria
Guantanamo Military Commissions Continue Down Rocky Path
Sunday, November 7
Iraqi Interim Government Declares Martial Law
Holy War: Evangelical Marines Prepare to Battle Barbarians
Bush's Agenda May Face Hurdles
Guantanamo Bay Justice: 3 Hours Behind Closed Doors
Protester Against Radioactive Waste Shipment Killed After Being Hit by Train, Police Official Says
Saudi Religious Scholars Back Holy War
Saturday, November 6
Neo-Con Agenda: Iran, China, Russia, Latin America...
Texas Sex-Ed Texts Barely Mention Contraceptives
US Strikes Raze Falluja Hospital
Bush Stands by Rejection of Kyoto Treaty
Wisconsin School OKs Creationism Teaching
Friday, November 5
U.N.'s Annan Seeks to Prevent an Assault on Fallouja
Bush, Buoyed by His Win, Likely to Move Fast on Iraq
European Leaders Indicate Lack of Support for US Policy on Iraq
Marriage Wording to Change in Texas Books
Bush Win Puts US on Collision Course with Iran
Accident at Russian Nuclear Power Plant Sows Fear Among Residents
Students at Colorado High School Protest Bush
U.S.-Led Coalition Could See Desertions
Machine Error Gives Bush Thousands of Extra Ohio Votes
Americans Flock to Canada's Immigration Website
Group Finds Voting Irregularities in South
Thursday, November 4
Soldiers Describe Looting of Explosives
Council of Churches: God Has No Place in U.S. Politics
U.S. Bombardment Kills Five in Iraq's Falluja
Some Bush Supporters Say They Anticipate a 'Revolution'
Pentagon Planners Assailed for Failing to Secure Evidence of Iraqi Abuses
Unhappy Democrats Must Wait to Get Into Canada
World Wants Changes from Bush to Open a New Era
Wednesday, November 3
Soldiers Describe Looting of Explosives
Kerry Hopes Fade, But Not Out
Voters Report Problems with Computer Systems
AP: Kerry Calls Bush to Concede Election
Hungary Will Withdraw Troops From Iraq
Bush, Republican Right, Extend Mandate
Tuesday, November 2
Thousands Set to Party in Boston's Copley Square
A Day That Will Decide the Fate of the World
International Observers Turn the Tables
Marines Say Reuters Cameraman Died in Gunbattle
More Concerns About Weapons, Expertise Available to Iraqi Insurgents
Group Challenges Sinclair Licenses
European Press Voices Anxiety, Dread Over 'Mother of All Elections' in US
Iraq Oil Pipelines Hit by Biggest Attacks Yet
Monday, November 1
Weapons Dust Worries Iraqis
Deputy Tackles, Arrests Journalist for Photographing Voters
Global Warming Has Arrived: Arctic Study
Complaint Sheets in Hand, Army of Volunteers Watches Over Florida's Voting
Bush Mounted More Personal Attack TV Ads Than Kerry, Study Finds
Zarqawi's Role in Iraq Overstated, Analysts Say
Report Cites Fraud, Abuse Cases in Iraq Rebuilding
Wal-Mart, A Discreet Player in US Presidential Campaign
Latin America Leans Further to the Left
The Whole World is Watching: The Test for the West
October 2004
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