Bush education ads under fire over Williams contract
The Education Department faced scrutiny over a 1.3 million dollar deal with Armstrong Williams to promote No Child Left Behind. Critics call it propaganda, while officials say the arrangement was legal. Congress and the FCC review records and the agency plans an inspector general probe as Paige prepares to step down and Spellings is named successor.
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Kansas gay marriage ban gains momentum in Senate vote
The Kansas Senate rejected a plan to narrow the amendment that would ban same sex marriage, as supporters push to mirror other states. Critics call the measure a civil rights issue and warn it could block civil unions. Strong figures include Pat Bullock and Richard Donner.
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Global Shift as New Powers Reshape World Order
A National Intelligence Council report warns of a bumpy global transition as China and India rise and globalization spreads. It foresees political and cultural shifts, rising terrorism with decentralized groups, and steadier US participation in a more competitive, eastwardly oriented world.
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Iraqi extremist claims kill of pro vote Shiite leader in Salman Pak
Ansar al Islam, a Sunni group, says it killed Sheik Mahmoud Finjan in Salman Pak as part of efforts to disrupt Iraq's elections. Finjan promoted turnout for Grand Ayatollah Sistani and backed voting in the national polls. Attackers also killed his son and four bodyguards amid widespread violence ahead of the vote.
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