Moscow Gay Pride Parade Dispersed During European Visit
A sanctioned protest in Moscow was dispersed as two French and two German lawmakers supporting the marchers were detained by police. Western critics urge Russia to adopt European norms on LGBT rights while Russians debate religion and democracy amid regional tensions. The piece also notes Kabul’s post Taliban violence and questions Afghan police response to rioting after a traffic incident involving an American vehicle.
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Global unrest and energy policy clash spark fresh debate
Afghan riots strain confidence in the government and Western allies as officials announce an investigation into police conduct. Analysts warn the unrest could destabilize politics and foreign support. Separately Cuba’s oil push draws U S attention with Castro allied to foreign partners while U S restrictions limit offshore drilling near Florida and Alaska. Congress debates loosening embargo and expanding offshore access to avert energy shortages.
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Phelps Picketing Funeral Protests Draw National Attention
The article profiles Fred Phelps and his Kansas ministry stance at soldiers funeral protests. It notes the Respect for America's Fallen Heroes Act limits Phelps at cemeteries, the Patriot Guard Riders shielding mourners, and public reaction from conservatives and the ACLU. It also discusses Phelps family, limited followers, and reflections on free speech and moral drama.
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Fred
Haditha shadows and political ironies stir outrage
The passage surveys Haditha killings and media coverage, then lampoons Washington officials and pundits. It notes Time magazine uncovering Haditha images, cites Murtha, Taheri, and Bush White House appearances, mocks Medal of Freedom picks, and questions the administration’s Iraq strategy and Wall Street ties.
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Treasury
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Bush immigration plan sparks furor over amnesty and costs
The piece rails against Bush Senate immigration proposals calling for amnesty and fines, arguing they reward illegal entrants, burden taxpayers, and discriminate against citizens while expanding benefits and lax employer rules. It questions border rules and cites broader conservative backlash.
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