Teapot Dome figure Albert Fall goes to trial in DC
1929 Former Interior Secretary Albert B Fall, key Teapot Dome figure, stands trial in Washington charged with accepting a bribe from oil magnate Edward L Doheny. The case centers on corruption linked to oil reserves and political scandal.
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Veteran recounts forced sterilization in Virginia program
Lewis Reynolds, an 85-year-old Lynchburg Marine veteran, was vasectomized at 13 at the Central Virginia Training Center in Madison Heights as part of Virginia's eugenics program. Advocates urge symbolic compensation. officials caution on reparations while Reynolds recalls a life shaped by loss and service.
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Christian Law Institute
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Cuomo Fracking Health Study Could Signal Policy Shift
Albany sources report Gov. Cuomo’s order for a new public health review on hydrofracking may reflect a softer stance despite his insistence on science guiding the decision. Opponents warn the study could block or hasten hydraulic fracturing depending on findings, while supporters argue a thorough review strengthens legal defensibility. Nearby counties report rising tourism and tax receipts amid fracking activity, amid mixed political implications for Cuomo’s 2014 re election and national prospects.
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Obama and Romney Spar Over Money and Jobs Ahead of Election
A month from Election Day, Obama and the DNC report a September fundraising haul of 181 million, edging toward 2008’s September peak, while Romney withholds his figures. Obama touts 1.8 million donors and 835 million raised for his campaign overall as Romney deflects the jobs data and presses for a strong final push in battleground states.
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