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`Mighty Heart' relates terror tragedy
(AP)
20-Jun-2007
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 AP - The filmmakers behind the Daniel Pearl drama "A Mighty Heart" wanted to honor the slain journalist by doing what he did best — tell the straight story, unadorned by opinion, ideology or bias.
Guantanamo detainee poems to be published
(AFP)
20-Jun-2007
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 AFP - Poems scratched on styrofoam cups and written with toothpaste by inmates at the US "war on terror" prison in Guantanamo Bay will soon be printed in a book, the publishers said Wednesday.
Maupin novel revisits aging `Tales' crew
(AP)
12-Jun-2007
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 AP - Stretched out on a sofa next to his Australian shepherd, Sophie, Armistead Maupin says he never intended to write another installment of his popular "Tales of the City" series.
MSNBC's Olbermann seeks delicate balance
(AP)
06-May-2007
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 AP - In an angry commentary on April 25, MSNBC's Keith Olbermann accused Rudolph Giuliani of using the language of Osama bin Laden with "the same chilling nonchalance of the madman" to argue that Republicans would keep Americans safer than Democrats from terror.
"Malcolm X" inspired faith, not terror: Spike Lee
(Reuters)
05-May-2007
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Reuters - Spike Lee believes his film
"Malcolm X" may have inspired John Walker Lindh to become a
Muslim, but it did not turn him into the "American Taliban."
First black SF police chief writes about 1970s racial killings
(AP)
10-Nov-2006
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AP - Terror gripped the streets of San Francisco in late 1973 and early 1974.
Bono calls for U.S. to repatriate Hicks
(AP)
08-Nov-2006
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 AP - Irish rock group U2 opened an Australian tour with a call for the only Australian terror suspect held by the U.S. military at Guantanamo Bay to be repatriated and tried at home.
Woodward's 'State of Denial' selling big
(AP)
02-Oct-2006
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 AP - Just days after its release, Bob Woodward's "State of Denial" has already gone into its third printing, with 900,000 copies in print for the latest, and harshest, chronicle of the Bush administration by the celebrated Washington Post reporter.
Tom Phillips reports from Sao Paulo, a city caught in a spiral of terror (Guardian Unlimited)
27-Sep-2006
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The hostility between Sao Paulo's police and gangs has erupted into open warfare. Tom Phillips reports from a city caught in a spiral of terror.
The Capitol Years (Philadelphia City Paper)
25-Sep-2006
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The deal: Stalwart Philly mods under the leadership of Shai Halpern find a new home on Park the Van. Their label debut, Dance Away the Terror , does the best job to date of capturing both their clever songwriting and their live energy.
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