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Last Updated: May 13, 2008 |
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Politics
West Virginia Primary Cleared for Clinton Win, But Will it Matter?
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Barack Obama has all but handed victory in West Virginia to Hillary Clinton, and while the New York senator seems to think a big win could mark the change in pace her campaign needs to move forward, some pundits question whether it's too little, too late.May 13, 2008
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Politics
Clinton Supporter Harvey Weinstein Pressures Pelosi for Florida, Michigan Revote
Hollywood heavy-hitter and ardent supporter of Sen. Hillary Clinton, Harvey Weinstein threatened to hit congressional Democrats in the pocketbook unless House Speaker Nancy Pelosi gave him the go-ahead to finance revotes in Florida and Michigan.May 9, 2008
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Politics
Following DUI Charge, Rep. Vito Fossella Admits to Affair, Child Out of Wedlock
On the heels of his May 1 arrest for drunk driving, Staten Island Rep. Vito Fossella has been forced to clean another skeleton out of his closet—an extramarital affair with former Air Force Lt. Col. Laura Fay, which resulted in a now 3-year-old daughter.May 9, 2008
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Politics
Drop Out, Hillary Clinton, Says Obama Backer Sen. George McGovern
Once a staunch Hillary Clinton supporter, on the heels of Tuesday’s narrow win in Indiana and huge loss in North Carolina for the Clinton camp, Sen. George McGovern called for the New York Senator to drop out of the race and let Sen. Barack Obama secure the nomination.May 8, 2008
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Politics
Hillary Clinton Vows to Continue Battle for White House
Even as one of her longtime supporters, former senator George McGovern, begged Hillary Clinton to drop out of the presidential race, the former First Lady vowed to continue the fight on Wednesday. Reeling from a huge loss in North Carolina to Barack Obama and a narrow win in Indiana in Tuesday’s primary contests, Clinton said that she will remain in the presidential race 'until there’s a nominee.'May 8, 2008
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Judicial
Rev. Al Sharpton Arrested in Sean Bell Police Shooting Protest
Rev. Al Sharpton and dozens of others were arrested on Wednesday in New York City during a protest over the police shooting of 23-year-old Sean Bell on his wedding day. Sharpton and the crowd of protesters called for federal prosecutors to bring civil rights charges against the police involved in the shooting.May 8, 2008
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Equality
New HRC Foundation Guide Helps Employers Create Fair Policies for Transgender Workers
The Human Rights Campaign Foundation, the nation’s largest gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender civil rights organization, has released a guide that aims to provide human resource and other employment professionals with best practices for transgender workplace inclusion as well as the state of legal issues encompassing gender identity in employment situations.May 8, 2008
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Politics
North Carolina Primary Turnout Breaks Records in Historic Presidential Contest
North Carolina’s voters steadily poured into polling sites to cast ballots in the presidential primary, where their votes weigh heavily thanks to the ongoing battle for the Democratic nod between Sen. Hillary Clinton and Sen. Barack Obama.May 7, 2008
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