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Malaysia's new Cabinet
The Star, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia / Asia News NetworkPUTRAJAYA (The Star/ANN) -- Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak announced his new Cabinet to drive through his ambitious economic and political transformation agenda on Wednesday. He said the Cabinet included a mix of technocrats and civil society...Tags: Politics, Malaysia, Media Industry, National Government, Human Rights
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EDITORIAL: Rename street to honor Rev. Samuel B. McKinney
Seattle TimesTHERE'S a beautiful and appropriate symmetry to designating a street on Capitol Hill in honor of the Rev. Dr. Samuel B. McKinney. A seven-block stretch of 19th Avenue between East Union and East Republican streets would carry an honorary designation for...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Politics, Justice and Rights, Banking, Religion and Belief
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Choice is key to educational opportunity
David Wilson has it spot on ("Why education should be considered a civil right" May 13). K-12 education is not only the civil rights issue of our time, it is the moral issue of our time. The public education system is failing far too many kids and the...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Justice and Rights
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Letters: Journalists have rights -- and responsibilities
Re "Journalists' records secretly collected," May 14 With any right there are associated responsibilities and restrictions. The 2nd Amendment guarantees the right to bear arms — well, not if you are a convicted felon or criminally insane. The...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Politics, Darrell E Issa, Freedom of the Press, Justice and Rights
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Area athlete goes from orphanage in Uzbekistan to all-American girl
Christa Rusnic only can imagine what her life would be like. She doesn't like where her imagination leads. "I probably would have been living an impoverished life," said Rusnic, a senior goalie on Bishop Moore's water-polo team. "I wouldn't have...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Politics, Adoption, Uzbekistan, Justice and Rights
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The Idaho Statesman Dan Popkey column
The Idaho StatesmanIn 1952, Jesse Berain came from his home state of Texas to work in Idaho's onion, potato and beet fields. The son of a French Basque father and an American Indian mother, he didn't bother arguing the finer points of his heritage with the Magic Valley...Tags: Politics, Awards and Prizes, Religion and Belief, Roman Catholicism, Social Issues
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Jets join offensive in northeast Nigeria, opinion split
Reuters* President Jonathan declared state of emergency on Tuesday * Aims to wrest control of remote areas from Islamists * U.S., rights groups fear abuses, worsening violence By Imma Ande YOLA, Nigeria, May 16 (Reuters) - Nigeria sent fighter jets in...Tags: Politics, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, Goodluck Jonathan
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Gay South Korean film director to marry in bid to pry open closet
ReutersSEOUL (Reuters) - A gay South Korean film director is set to symbolically marry his long-term partner, saying he aims to pry open the closet in this conservative Asian country where homosexuality is still taboo and gays have been subjected to hate crimes....Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Politics, Seoul (South Korea), Celebrities, Justice and Rights
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Governor signs bill expanding DNA collection in Iowa
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, IowaGov. Terry Branstad signed into law Wednesday a pair of bill he said will use modern technology to make Iowa safer and state government more efficient. In one case, technology will save the state money and reduce the amount of "wasted time" Iowans spend...Tags: Crimes, Chemical Industry, Politics, Regional Authority, American Civil Liberties Union
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Letters to the Editor for May 16
“42” reminds how far we’ve come on race Dear Editor, The other night my wife Kristen and I went to see the movie42, the Jackie Robinson story. Being the son of a baseball coach and having played baseball in high school, I am...
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Kevin Krigger could ride into Preakness history as black jockey
The day after riding in the Kentucky Derby, Kevin Krigger packed his family and gear and headed for Pimlico Race Course — by way of Cincinnati. A woman there had captured his heart. She was Liliane Casey, 88, whose father, Jimmy Winkfield, was the...
Tags: Sports, Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, Pimlico Race Course, Crime, Law and Justice
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Police in Missoula, Montana, agree to change handling of rape cases
Reuters(Reuters) - Police in Missoula, Montana, have agreed to change the way they investigate sexual assault accusations under an agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice that follows a similar move by a local university, officials said on Wednesday....Tags: Assault, Sex Crimes, U.S. Department of Justice, Crime, Law and Justice, Colleges and Universities
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