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Bestseller by Marxist awards world to China without war!

'Historic' deal would power Pakistan with gas from Iran

Resolution citing Turkey for Armenian massacre may still pass Congress
WASHINGTON — Officials said the administration of President Barack Obama has failed to win a commitment by the Democratic-controlled Congress to stop a resolution that blamed Turkey for the killing of 1.5 million Armenians during World War I.

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Ann Coulter: Health care plan? Hey, I've got one!
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West Bank chaos: Budgets out of control, salaries unpaid
RAMALLAH — The Palestinian Authority faces rising unrest as it fails to meet budget and salary commitments.


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BAGHDAD — Iraq's military and police have been placed on alert for the prospect of a backlash in the wake of parliamentary elections.

Liberal senators challenge FDA ban on homosexual men donating blood
While the Obama Administration and its “progressive” supporters in Congress insist they want a federal health care bill to protect people from deadly diseases, liberal senators led by John Kerry (D-Mass.) and Al Franken (D-Minn.) have pressured the federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to consider lifting the ban on male homosexuals donating blood.

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