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View Article  Creators of carbon credit scheme cashing in on it

There's an elephant in global warming's living room that few in the mainstream media want to talk about: the creators of the carbon credit scheme are the ones cashing in on it.

 

The two cherub like choirboys singing loudest in the Holier Than Thou Global Warming Cathedral are Maurice Strong and Al Gore.

 

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View Article  Federal Judge Says Sudan is to Blame for Deadly USS Cole Bombing

 

"There is substantial evidence in this case presented by the expert testimony that the government of Sudan induced the particular bombing of the Cole by virtue of prior actions of the government of Sudan," U.S. District Judge Robert G. Doumar said.

 

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View Article  Dems use passage of homeland security bill to protect union interests

 

The administration focused on the labor provision, noting that it was not recommended by the Sept. 11 panel. White House spokesman Scott Stanzel said that it would endanger American travelers by eliminating the Transportation Security Administration's authority to deploy workers to meet changing threats. The White House has lined up enough Republicans to uphold a Bush veto.

 

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View Article  Scrutiny Increases for a Group Advocating for Muslims in U.S.

 

With violence across the Middle East fixing Islam smack at the center of the American political debate, an organization partly financed by donors closely identified with wealthy Persian Gulf governments has emerged as the most vocal advocate for American Muslims — and an object of wide suspicion.

 

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View Article  Fired transgender professor, school settle dispute

 

The evangelical university, affiliated with the Free Methodist Church, fired the 55-year-old associate professor last month after a 15-month dispute. It previously had decided not to renew Nemecek's contract after the spring semester, citing conduct "inconsistent with the Christian faith."

 

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View Article  Foreign influence in border agents' trial to be probed

 

Rep. Bill Delahunt of Massachusetts, chairman of the House Foreign Affairs subcommittee on international organizations, human rights and oversight, yesterday said he has scheduled the hearing for late April or early May to address concerns by Republicans about the prosecutions.

 

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View Article  EU backs Syria's aim to regain Golan Heights - Solana

EU foreign policy chief says EU wants to help Syria regain territory captured by Israel in 1967, urges Syria to help ease tension in Lebanon, Iraq

 

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View Article  French High Court Rejects Gay Marriage

 

In the latest decision, the court ruled that ``under French law, marriage is a union between a man and a woman,'' backing a 2005 decision by an appeals court in Bordeaux.

 

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View Article  Gay male "parents" get dedicated fertility program

The Fertility Institutes, already a pioneer in the controversial area of gender selection, said it was responding to huge demand from gay male couples around the world who want their own biological children but are often thwarted by prejudice and bureaucracy

 

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View Article  Giuliani Law Firm Lobbies in Texas for Chavez-Controlled Citgo

 

Bracewell & Giuliani LLP registered to lobby for Citgo in Texas on April 26, 2005, less than a month after the former New York mayor joined the firm and became a name partner, state records show. Citgo renewed the contract in 2006 and 2007 and pays the firm $5,000 a month to track legislation. Giuliani doesn't lobby, the firm says.

 

The law firm's representation of Citgo comes as Chavez's relations with the U.S. have grown increasingly hostile.

 

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