Senate Republicans block action on hate crimes bill
Senate Republicans blocked debate on a federal hate crimes measure expanding protections to crimes motivated by sexual orientation and disabilities. Democrats vow to try again. four GOP senators joined to halt, while Hatch Lott Collins Snowe Chafee criticized the process and argued for a version that preserves state prosecutions.
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ABM Treaty Dies Leaving Mourning and Celebration
The Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty ends Thursday after 30 years, as the United States and allies mark the demise and a new national missile defense program begins with a Delta Junction ceremony. President Bush argues the treaty outlived usefulness while supporters warn of loss of strategic stability.
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Vandalism Found At White House As Clinton Team Left
Congressional GAO report details theft and pranks by Clinton administration staff as they prepared to cede control in January 200. Items stolen included office products and missing keyboard keys while some desk drawers were glued shut. The report warns such acts are criminal under federal law.
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