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Of banksters and debtors' prison
American students carry the economic consequences of an inequality based system while banksters take advantage.
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Last Modified: 01 Feb 2013 08:48 GMT
Obama picks CIA chief and defence secretary
US president nominates his counterterrorism adviser John Brennan as CIA director, and Chuck Hagel as defence secretary.
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Obama 'to nominate Hagel as Pentagon chief'
Ex-Republican senator, under scrutiny for his stands on Israel, likely to replace Leon Panetta, senior official reveals.
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America's prison problem
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'No apology' tour meets 'no drama' Obama
Obama's foreign policy record is the best defence in the face of any attack Romney or his advisers can throw his way.
Dinesh Sharma
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Last Modified: 22 Oct 2012 08:09 GMT
Rig arrives in Cuba to hunt for offshore oil
Self-propelled Scarabeo-9 arrives after months-long journey, amid concerns about environmental impact and US-Cuba ties.
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War-weary Republicans rebuke Romney
More conservatives are shifting their positions on Iraq, Afghanistan, and military spending.
Robert Naiman
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Saving lives - and billions - in Afghanistan
The Merkley amendment to withdraw troops will save American lives and money - and it's in line with public opinion.
Robert Naiman
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Immunity and impunity in elite America
The top one per cent of US society is enjoying a two-tiered system of justice and politics.
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