Nationwide anti-war protests sweep the country over Iraq war plans
Diverse groups from college students to veterans gathered nationwide to oppose President Bush by marching, vigils, and civil disobedience. Activists reported hundreds arrested in 37 states, with voices from clergy to World War II veterans condemning a war and urging peaceful options.
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Cross burning case reaches U S Supreme Court today
The Supreme Court weighs whether cross burning is protected free speech or illegal intimidation. Virginia defends a 50 year old anti intimidation law amid recent cross burn prosecutions and two cases cited from Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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