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A black civil rights activist in South Carolina is fighting to close a store that sells KKK robes and T-shirts emblazoned with racial slurs. David Kennedy is confident he can make it happen. After all, he says he owns the building. Full story
New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer apologized to his family and the public Monday after being linked to a prostitution ring. Full story
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New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer, who swept to office as a no-nonsense crimebuster, apologized to his family and the public Monday after being linked in news reports to a prostitution ring.
As police in North Carolina work to identify a man who used Eve Carson’s ATM card on the night she was shot, those who knew the enormously talented young woman are on a different quest – to make sure her spirit lives on.
The world would need to cease carbon emissions altogether within a matter of decades to avert a dangerous rise in global temperatures, according to a series of new studies.
Harvard University’s trial policy of denying men use of one of its gyms for six hours a week to accommodate Muslim women has been an exercise in frustration for some students and off-campus critics.
Democrats and human rights advocates criticized President George W. Bush's veto Saturday of a bill that would have banned the CIA from using simulated drowning and other coercive interrogation methods to gain information from suspected terrorists.
A 19-year-old medic from Texas will become the first woman in Afghanistan and only the second woman since World War II to receive the Silver Star, the nation's third-highest medal for valor.
As new development sprouts among the soul food restaurants, funky record stores and such landmarks as the Apollo Theater, Harlem’s 125th Street — named one of the nation’s 10 greatest last year — is struggling to retain the character residents have cherished for decades.
A Vatican official has listed drugs, pollution, genetic manipulations as well as social and economic injustices as new areas of sinful behavior.
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria hopes to raise over $12 billion by 2012 to help some of the world’s poorest nations fight the diseases, its chairman said on Monday.
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