Dean Leads Pack as Bush Struggles in 2004 Race
Howard Dean surges to the top of the Democratic presidential field while President Bush faces questions about Iraq and the economy. The Labor Day snapshot shows Dean's momentum in Iowa and New Hampshire, with Kerry, Gephardt, Edwards, and Lieberman contending.
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Kobe Bryant case highlights race divides in America
In Berkeley and San Francisco discussions, Bryant's sexual assault case is seen through racial lines. Polls show black sympathy higher than white, while observers compare it to the OJ Simpson era and note possible racial biases in justice.
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