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| Business Group Tied to US Wades Into Nicaragua's Politics New York Times Kevin Casas-Zamora, who served as a minister of economic policy and second vice president of Costa Rica until 2007, said that overt political action by a United States-affiliated business group was almost always counterproductive. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US pawn ensnared in Pakistan's power politics Telegraph.co.uk Next month, Pakistan's Foreign Office will either have to tell a Lahore court that Mr Davis enjoys diplomatic immunity, and risk incensing its people – or keep him in jail, and thus infuriate the US and the world. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Islamist politics or American fears? Washington Post Political Islam is bound to enter into a give-and-take with each of the countries' political systems--with highly varied results. Acknowledgement of this multiplicity, these experts say, is key. While the question of whether political Islam will be a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US & UK political climate impacting HIV prevention Chelsea Now However, whereas GMHC (similar to a lot of great agencies in the US) was limited in their efforts by conservative governmental politics, THT was supported in their efforts to bring about comprehensive HIV prevention strategies by the British government ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Make US Politics Safe for Moderates Brookings Institution If moderates are such a crucial and coherent political force, why is US politics so polarized? The answer lies in three structural features of the political system that reduce moderates' influence: the primary system, the congressional redistricting ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Submit this story Huffington Post America's political odd couples are joining forces once again in Los Angeles. What do I mean by that? Today, I testified at a Joint Congressional Field Hearing on transportation, where business and labor sat side-by-side and, with a unified voice, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Playing the fear card is very tempting to politicians Washington Post Through ten years of post 9/11 work at the grassroots, fear of Muslims is becoming a staple of conservative politics. This is dangerous for America, and profoundly wrong, but very, very tempting to politicians. When a tactic promises to help someone ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| In Turnabout, US Says Marriage Act Blocks Gay Rights New York Times Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, said the shift was "clearly based more on politics than the law." While Mr. Obama has called for Congress to repeal the marriage law, in court his administration has supported the constitutional right of ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Marcus Samuelsson: The Politics of Food: How U.S. Farm Policy ... By Marcus Samuelsson Our current model is unsustainable, from growth of the kernels to the price on the stock ticker. And it doesn't just affect U.S. farming and policy, it affects farmers throughout the world. The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/theblog/ |
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