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Top scientists want research free from politics
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Illegal deportation of US citizens challenged
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US accused of 'Kangaroo court' system for men accused of role in events on Sept. 11
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FBI deputizes business
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Bush asserts authority to ignore law again
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States consider calling back National Guards from Iraq
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Justice not so blind in politically charged cases
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US attorney general hints at Bush's permission for torture
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Protesters sentenced to federal prison for civil disobedience
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Activists in Atlanta show solidarity in 'global day of action'
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House Democrats bash Bush over abuse of executive power
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Cheney pushes for renewed wiretap powers
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Top Dems stall Miers, Bolten contempt vote
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Email missing from Cheney's office on day White House told to preserve documents in CIA leak
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Parsing the Democrats' Iraq plans
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Muslim American voters left out in the cold
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Suit: LSU illegally shut down Charity Hospital
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Vets cleared to sue US over PTSD claims
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ACLU challenges Ohio's unequal voting technology in court
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Report says US lenders prey on minorities
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ACLU sues law enforcement for shielding Bush from protesters
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Top Rumsfeld aide wins contracts from spy office he set up
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Plan to allow govt. access to any email or web search
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US spy chief: Waterboarding is torture
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Traumatized veterans 'have killed 120 in US'
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Racial tensions roil Democratic race
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Neo-Nazi threatmaker accused of working for FBI
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Court rejects government's attempt to deport Egyptian
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Introducing the iTaser: MP3 player meets hip, portable shock device
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UC Berkeley lawyer who justified torture of detainees sued
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Obama, Clinton, Huckabee and Romney Iowa campaign offices occupied by peace activists
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Legal community condemns destruction of CIA tapes
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CIA chief to drag White House into torture cover-up storm
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Official: Justice Dept. slowed probe into phone jamming
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ACLU: Scholar banned from US for political beliefs
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Scotsman free after 20 years on US death row
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NJ to become first state in 30 years to repeal death penalty
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Clergy joins 'tapegate' battle
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Court throws out parts of anti-terror law as too vague
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Coalition slams US record at home