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Rahm Emanuel Off to a Fast Start in Chicago Mayor's Race
The former White House chief of staff has begun his campaign with an intimidating number of signatures backing his candidacy. But there are several willing to try to stop him
The Senator Who Holds the Key to a New START Treaty
Last Thursday, Veterans Day, Defense Secretary Robert Gates called Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona to try and convince him to support the New Start treaty, which the administration is trying to get ratified in the Senate by the end of the year
Austerity and a Rumored Bailout Put the Ire in Ireland
As euro-zone Finance Ministers hold crisis talks, the Irish government fiercely denies it is seeking a bailout amid popular anger over a period of unmitigated excess
Search-Engine Wars: Can Bing (or Blekko) Beat Google?
With some search companies calling it quits, Microsoft's Bing and a new contender named Blekko give Google much-needed competition
The Woman Who Would Be Haiti's Next President
A legal scholar and former First Lady, Mirlande Manigat is at the top of the polls as Haitians grow increasingly frustrated with the ineptitude of the ruling party
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Last Thursday, Veterans Day, Defense Secretary Robert Gates called Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona to try and convince him to support the New Start treaty, which the administration is trying to get ratified in the Senate by the end of the year, administration officials familiar with the discussion tell Time. The treaty, a cornerstone of [...]
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Sudan's Looming Civil War: Obama's Peace Overture
As the referendum on the separation of Sudan threatens to spark violence, the U.S. hopes that an offer of a more amicable relationship will help keep the peace. But with so much at stake, is it enough?
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