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2 weeks ago -In the midst of a massive humanitarian crisis in Burma in which 1.5 million people are at risk of dying from disease, local government officials in Rangoon have been selling aid and bribing residents in order to turn a profit, according to sources in Rangoon. It has been eight days since Cyclone Nargis wiped out entire villages along the Irrawaddy delta and left Rangoon in shambles, but the…
8 hours ago2008-05-22T05:13:05-07:00 Talk about turnout. If by some chance you've missed the news that scruffy rocker David Cook is the… » More
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4 hours ago2008-05-22T08:38:40-07:00 Oh boy! American Airlines says it's going to cut flights and raise fares (which means we'll all get… » More
6 hours ago2008-05-22T06:35:46-07:00 NPR just sent out a press release with excerpts of an interview Obama Chief Strategist David… » More
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11 hours ago2008-05-22T02:16:34-07:00 AP - Sen. Edward Kennedy's diagnosis of a malignant brain tumor has left Congress without its best… » More
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6 hours ago2008-05-22T07:19:09-07:00 Army Gen. David H. Petraeus, President Bush's nominee to lead U.S. forces in the Middle East and… » More
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