March 26 in History highlights and milestones
On March 26 historically significant events include the 1979 Begin Sadat Carter peace signing at the White House. Other milestones cover the Louisiana Purchase division in 1804, Beethoven's death in 1827, and the 1997 Heaven’s Gate deaths in California.
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Menachem Begin
Men-Ah'-Kem Bay'-Gihn
Anwar Sadat
Jimmy Carter
White House
Louisiana Purchase
Orleans
Louisiana
Ludwig van Beethoven
Vienna
Eastman Dry Plate Co
Rochester
N.Y
Walt Whitman
Camden
N.J
Seattle
Netanyahu faces US split over East Jerusalem in Washington visit
The ongoing dispute over East Jerusalem settlements shapes Netanyahu's Washington visit as U S officials warn the move undermines peace talks. Clinton and Petraeus linked stalled talks to wider global aims while Britain expelled an Israeli diplomat over forged passports in Dubai. Netanyahu defends Jerusalem as Israel's capital amid a widening international pressure.
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Washington
East Jerusalem
U.S
Israel
Clinton
Central Command
David Petraeus
Britain
Hamas
Dubai
Petraeus
Netanyahu
American-Israel Public Affairs Committee
Jerusalem
Alon Liel
Foreign Ministry
Liel
United States
U.N
West Bank
Olmert
Ghassan Khatib
Obama
Steven Gutkin
Palestinian Territories
Mohammed Daraghmeh
Ramallah
Norris Warns of Storm Over Obamacare in November
Chuck Norris declares patriotic mass action against Washington and Obamacare, predicting a political storm as voters prepare to “remember in November.” He cites the Founders and Jefferson, urging citizens to resist perceived tyranny and to remove incumbent officials who supported the reform.
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Washington
Valley Forge
Republic
U.S
Thomas Jefferson
Abigail Adams
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Hilary Swank
Vladimir Putin
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Alex Comfort
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