Marriage decision may matter less in '08 race
                   
edgenewyork.com: Senator Barack Obama greets to supporters outside the Women’s Building. edgenewyork.com
edgenewyork.com     22-May-2008            

by Lisa Keen Bay Area Reporter A pollster opined this week that the California Supreme Court’s decision on same-sex marriage would help Republican John McCain and hurt Democrat Barack Obama. And during the past three years, the California Legislature has twice approved bills to recognize same-sex... [read full story]                

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Editorial: Democracy trumps fears of Islamism

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Tomorrow, Turkey's constitutional court will hear a case that could plunge the country into a political crisis with grave consequences for Europe and the Middle East. The governing AK party and its leading members are charged...                

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Probe into claims MPs were misled

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Claims that a senior Army general and a defence minister misled MPs and peers over British troops' use of banned interrogation techniques will be examined by a public inquiry into the mistreatment of prisoners, Defence...                

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Sudan ICC charges concern Mbeki

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Barack Obama meets Nicolas Sarkozy as Obamania hits Paris

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European "Obamania" has hit the Elysee Palace after President Nicolas Sarkozy all but endorsed the American Democratic senator in his bid for the White House. Henry Samuel in Paris and Alex Spillius in Washington President...                

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