Rights at Guantanamo Bay rights question debate
The piece argues the United States must uphold due process and human rights for terrorism suspects held at Guantanamo Bay. It asserts those rights apply to all humans and reflect core American principles, warning against hypocrisy if rights are denied. It contends defending civil liberties demonstrates national strength and world leadership.
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U.S
Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
al-Qaida
United States
Taliban
Today in History highlights major events across years
Highlights note key events on January 24: 1942 inquiry blamed military leaders for Pearl Harbor preparedness, 1848 gold discovery at Sutter’s Mill, 1908 first Boy Scout troop, 1924 St Petersburg renamed Leningrad, 1943 Casablanca conference, 1965 Churchill death, 1972 welfare case ruling, 1978 Soviet satellite debris, 1987 Lebanese kidnapping of educators.
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Associated Press
America
Pearl Harbor
Husband E. Kimmel
Walter C Short
Navy
James W. Marshall
Sutter's Mill
St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Churchill
Casablanca
Morocco
Winston Churchill
London
Supreme Court
Earth
Canada
Lebanon
Alarma Steen
Jesse Turner
Robert Polhill
Mitheleshwar Singh
Roswell Scouts Head to Albuquerque for Snow Trip
Five members of Roswell Girl Scout Troop 34 Julie Skoglund Stephanie Caudill Terri Walker Mary Kay Horton and Lisa Brooks depart for a weekend of snow roller skating and Mexican food in Albuquerque. Geneva Lewis rosette Doe of the Year tray honors Bessie Riley. Daniel Rogers McDonald’s manager wins Meritorious Award from Environmental Improvement Agency for food sanitation achievement.
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Roswell
Albuquerque
Julie Skoglund
Stephanie Caudill
Terri Walker
Mary Kay Horton
Lisa Brooks
Geneva Lewis
Bessie Riley
Daniel Rogers
McDonald's
N. Main St
Environmental Improvement Agency
Romero reforms reshape New Mexico Senate power struggle
The Albuquerque newspaper outlines how Senate President Richard Romero stripped Manny Aragon of key powers, creating a bipartisan calendar and committee system with Tim Jennings and Joe Carraro. Aragon allies challenging the changes and a 33 to 8 committee vote signal a cooler partisan clash but possible steadier Senate operations ahead.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Romero
Aragon
Senate
Richard Romero
Manny Aragon
Roswell
Tim Jennings
Roundhouse
House
Joe Carraro
Manny
Sen
Shannon Robinson
Dede Feldman
Robinson
Bush seeks role models as he leads crisis era presidency
President George W. Bush explores historical figures for guidance with Karl Rove collecting history books. He admires Theodore Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan for leadership style and discipline, while acknowledging Roosevelt’s reforms and Reagan’s vision shaping modern Republicans.
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Washington
George W. Bush
Karl Rove
Bush
White House
Theodore Rex
Theodore Roosevelt
Edmund Morris
T.R
Morris
Ronald Reagan
Teddy Roosevelt
Richard Nixon
Bill Clinton
Roosevelt
G.W.B
T.R. Rove
New York Times
Reagan
Queen Elizabeth I 50th Jubilee Faces Public Life Pressure
A Daily Telegraph profile portrays Queen Elizabeth II marking fifty years on the throne amid public duties and strict etiquette. The piece notes punctuality as a virtue she values, the strain of constant public smiling, and her measured, stoic style in engaging with foreign dignitaries and domestic audiences.
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Ronald Reagan
Daily Telegraph of London
Gyles Brandreth
The
Telegraph
Clinton
Adlai Stevenson
Victoria
Great Britain
Diana
Duchess of Kent
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