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April 19, 2006
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A distraught heckler shouted protests as the Chinese leader began his opening remarks with President Bush at his side, briefly interrupting him.
Source: NY Times Political Reports
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White House adviser Karl Rove's role shrank for the first time, and spokesman Scott McClellan said he was stepping down.
Source: NY Times Political Reports
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Two top lawmakers fear that John D. Negroponte, the director of national intelligence, is just another blanket of bureaucracy.
Source: NY Times Political Reports
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Leaders of last week's demonstrations said that they were planning voter registration and citizenship drives across the country.
Source: NY Times Political Reports
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The state eliminated one definition of insanity in 1993 and now requires defendants to demonstrate that they did not know their conduct was wrong.
Source: NY Times Political Reports
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President Bush granted "recess appointments" to the two current trustees. Senate leaders of both parties had wanted new appointees with fresh perspectives.
Source: NY Times Political Reports
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Congressional pensions tend to be far more generous than those offered in the private sector. Benefits start earlier and — unlike most private pension plans — come with annual cost-of-living increases.
Source: MSNBC Political Reports
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Jeremy Scahill reports that lawsuits by families of soldiers-for-hire killed in Falluja are putting a major war profiteer in the cross-hairs.
Source: The Nation Editors' Picks
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Stephen Glain writes that as President Hu Jintao pursues business and diplomatic goals during his US visit, China's biggest problems are at home, where unbridled economic expansion has become a perilous source of discontent.
Source: The Nation Editors' Picks
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President Bush said Wednesday the nation needs to keep on the cutting edge in research in the face of growing competition over jobs and natural resources from India and China.
Source: MSNBC Political Reports
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