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Bill Benson's First Amendment Case Update 9-21-06

What I Want You to Know About 9-11, 9-18-06

Why the Mayor of Hazelton, PA. is Right, 9-14-06

9/11 - The New White-wash and Buckets of Money, Part 2, 9-11-06

9/11 - The New White-wash and Buckets of Money, Part 1, 9-11-06

Do Gun Owners Want to Stop Constant Assaults on 2nd Amendment? 8-28-06

The National ID is Not Mandatory 8-21-06

What You Can Do To Stop Vote Fraud 8-17-06

Presidential Pardon for Border Patrol Agents 8-14-06

Minimum Wage and Fascism 8-7-06

The Mel Gibson Circus Sideshow 8-4-06

Get Out Of Denial: It IS Your Member of Congress 7-31-06

Treating Symptoms Doesn't Keep The Patient From Dying 7-24-06

Confidential: America's Beginnings 7-17-06

CHICAGO (AP) -- U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. easily won the Democratic nomination Tuesday after a heated Illinois primary, but the fate of another longtime congressman was still too early to call, along with the matchup for the state's only open congressional seat....

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Storms shuffled through parts of the south-central United States again Tuesday, bringing more heavy rain, damaging winds and thunder so loud some people in Oklahoma mistook it for an earthquake....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Major contributors to a key Republican political organization founded by political strategist Karl Rove have boosted their financial support for Mitt Romney, signaling that the GOP's big money may be starting to coalesce around Romney's candidacy, according to an analysis by The Associated Press of federal election data released Tuesday....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Major contributors to a key Republican political organization founded by political strategist Karl Rove have boosted their financial support for Mitt Romney, signaling that the GOP's big money may be starting to coalesce around Romney's candidacy, according to an analysis by The Associated Press of federal election data released Tuesday....

CINCINNATI (AP) -- The U.S. suspect in the slaughter of 16 villagers in Afghanistan has a trail of shaky financial dealings - from working in penny-stock boiler rooms that drew numerous client complaints, to an unpaid $1.5 million fraud judgment, to a failed investment partnership with a former high school football teammate, records show....

CINCINNATI (AP) -- The U.S. suspect in the slaughter of 16 villagers in Afghanistan has a trail of shaky financial dealings - from working in penny-stock boiler rooms that drew numerous client complaints, to an unpaid $1.5 million fraud judgment, to a failed investment partnership with a former high school football teammate, records show....