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Nigeria: Abuja's new team flexes its diplomatic muscle
“Cool under pressure” was a visiting diplomat's verdict on Nigeria's foreign policy team arguing their case on Cte d'Ivoire at the African Union summit in Addis Ababa this January. Less than five months later, Nigerian officials say their position of
Updated: 07/15/2011 01:37P
Blagojevich says he understands bond conditions
Rod Blagojevich has told a federal judge he understands he could lose his home if he violates the conditions of his bond. Blagojevich's appearance in court Friday was his first since being convicted last month of corruption, including trying to sell
Updated: 07/15/2011 01:37P
Not so fast, now, on 'Caylee's law'
The worst time to propose legislation is directly following an unpopular verdict, a prominent criminal defense lawyer maintains. The emotional surge to correct a perceived miscarriage of justice can result in bad law. Better to step back and think the
Updated: 07/15/2011 01:35P
Brian Gaynor: Guilty verdicts give directors the message
It had no connection with the well-established Auckland business family, but the name gave the impression the finance company had been around for a long time. The original Nathans directors were Janes (chairman), Doolan, Hotchin and Warrren Larsen,
Updated: 07/15/2011 01:31P
Jello Made From Humans Is Not As Weird As It Sounds
Furthermore, ever since mad cow disease came onto the scene, regulators have wondered whether gelatin, made from bits of many, many animals blended together, could transmit such a disease (they generally think that this isn'ta problem,
Updated: 07/15/2011 01:20P
The New Bern Sun Journal on our courts can't resolve all things
It's the Simpson verdict, part deux. The jury got it wrong, critics say. Our justice system is the most fair, the most respected in the world. We know that. Criminal justice systems around the globe are either common, civil, religious or socialist.
Updated: 07/15/2011 01:20P
The Open 2011: Tom Lewis – a day in the life of his bag carrier
The experienced Canadian's verdict after two rounds? 'He really is something' Tom Lewis, centre left, shakes hands with his caddie Lorne Duncan as he is congratulated by Tom Watson after their second rounds. Lewis shot 74 to be one under after 36 holes
Updated: 07/15/2011 01:12P
No verdict on the economy
The economy added only 18000 net jobs in June, the second straight month of dismal hiring. The unemployment rate rose to 9.2 percent, the highest this year. That's far below the average job gains of 215000 per month in the February-April period.
Updated: 07/15/2011 01:08P
SF learns Casey Anthony look-alike gets attacked
San Francisco resident Jay Burton, says, "I am not surprised there is a backlash over the Casey Anthony verdict but I am sorry to hear this poor innocent woman got attacked for no reason." There were protests in the streets when the verdict of Not
Updated: 07/15/2011 01:04P
Government push to open public sector to social enterprise questioned
That's the verdict from social enterprise leaders this week as the dust settles on the open public services white paper. For many in the sector, the white paper represents the government's strongest signal yet of support for the role of social
Updated: 07/15/2011 12:56P
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