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LOS ANGELES — Two Southern California cities have
voted to ban the declawing of cats, joining San
Francisco and Santa Monica which recently outlawed the practice. The Beverly Hills City Council voted 5-0 Tuesday night to approve a declawing ...
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Cat Declawing Banned In Beverly Hills, LA
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latimes.com - 12 days ago
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The memorial, honoring the 13 people killed in
a shooting rampage at the Army base, comes amid
new questions about contacts between the suspect and a militant cleric. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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Obama to speak at Fort Hood service
latimes.com - 13 days ago
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The president is embarking on the visit to
Japan, China and other key nations even as he
faces key issues at home. North Korea's nuclear program is a top priority for the U.S. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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Obama faces a tall agenda on Asia trip
latimes.com - 13 days ago
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The compromises Democrats had to make, the narrow
victory and the changed political climate all point to
the challenges Obama's push for health insurance reform will now face in the Senate. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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Healthcare bill's tough sell in the House signals ...
latimes.com - 13 days ago
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The FBI and Army are looking into whether
Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan had an association with militants
at the Virginia mosque where two 9/11 hijackers prayed, a source says. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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Fort Hood shooting suspect's ties to mosque investigated
latimes.com - 28 days ago
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Hundreds of protesters in Kabul burn an effigy
of President Obama, a sign of rising religious conservatism
and anti-Americanism in the country. The U.S. military denies any sacrilege took place. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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Afghans protest rumored desecration of Koran by U.S. troops
latimes.com - 28 days ago
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The group has long been a powerful player
in Washington. But the Obama White House is critical
of the group's positions and seeks to develop its own pipeline to the business world. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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White House confronts the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
latimes.com - 29 days ago
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After years on the run, Gilda Ghanipour stumbled
upon a retired immigration judge and his Pepperdine law
students, who championed her quest for asylum. She won her case. But she doesn't know it. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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Asylum seeker realized her dream but now is missing
latimes.com - 27 days ago
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Iraqi witnesses tell of strewn body parts, pools
of blood and chaos. Many believe the violence will
only increase as elections near, and some curse politicians and security guards. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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Baghdad blasts: Bloodshed and mayhem
latimes.com - 27 days ago
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'This is tremendous fodder for us,' the cable
channel's Brit Hume says of the White House's salvos.
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Fox News relishes Obama administration scorn
latimes.com - 26 days ago
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Many conservative voters are rejecting the party nominee
in a special House election, leaving leaders to rethink
the Republican Party's identity. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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New York race at epicenter of a GOP mutiny
latimes.com - 26 days ago
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Dallas police draw ire for citing 'non-English-speaking drivers'
The police chief says the tickets would be thrown
out and the officers investigated. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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Dallas police draw ire for citing 'non
latimes.com - 26 days ago
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A $3.4-billion chunk will go toward grants to
modernize the U.S. power system to more easily use
renewable resources. The president will speak at a solar facility in Arcadia, Fla. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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Obama to detail stimulus spending on 'smart grid'
latimes.com - 26 days ago
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Defense ministers do not discuss numbers, but broadly
support Gen. McChrystal's recommendation for a troop buildup. Some
consider boosting their own contributions too, U.S. Defense chief Gates says. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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NATO members support U.S. troop hike in Afghanistan
latimes.com - 25 days ago
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President Obama does not have the one-on-one relationship
with Gen. McChrystal that President Bush did with Gen.
Petraeus, but rather a more traditional one along the chain of command. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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Obama redefines White House relationship with top field ...
latimes.com - 24 days ago
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A Western diplomat says Tehran seeks to send
its uranium abroad for enrichment in smaller batches and
over a longer timetable than foreseen by the U.S.-backed proposal. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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Iran response to proposed nuclear deal called inadequate
latimes.com - 23 days ago
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Almost 30% of those placed early on in
such programs in L.A. Unified were still in them
when they started high school, study says. The sooner students moved on, the more they excelled. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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Many L.A. students not moving out of English language ...
latimes.com - 23 days ago
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On a fence-mending visit, the secretary of State
turns blunt, saying she finds it 'hard to believe
that nobody in your government knows where they are and couldn't get them if they really wanted to.' Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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Hillary Clinton tells Pakistan it's doing too little ...
pbs.org - 23 days ago
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Read Transcript Glenn Greenwald is a former constitutional
lawyer and currently a contributing writer at Salon.com ,
where he maintains the highly popular political and legal blog Unclaimed Territory. He is also the author of three books: the NEW YORK ...
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Bill Moyers Journal . Web Exclusive: Glenn Greenwald
latimes.com - 23 days ago
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The San Francisco mayor makes the decision amid
lackluster poll numbers and meager fund-raising receipts. Atty. Gen.
Jerry Brown, expected to run, is left with little Democratic primary opposition. Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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Gavin Newsom drops out of California governor's race
