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Contentious Abortion Bill Passes Texas House on the Way to Senate

By Staff on Jul 10, 2013   National  

Contentious Abortion Bill Passes Texas House on the Way to Senate

The Highly contentious Texas abortion bill is moving to the Texas state senate once again after being stopped in the final minutes last month after a filibuster by Texas State Senator Wendy Davis throughout the day on June 25th.

No Headway in First Round of Talks on Kaesong Reopening

By Staff on Jul 10, 2013   World  

No Headway in First Round of Talks on Kaesong Reopening

There has been no deal so far in the re-opening of the Kaesong Industrial park in North Korea after fifteen hours of talks on Sunday.

Taliban Office Remains Closed, President Obama Mulls 'Zero Option'

By Staff on Jul 9, 2013   World  

Taliban Office Remains Closed, President Obama Mulls 'Zero Option'

The office is empty and phone are going unanswered at the new office of Afghan's Taliban in Doha in response to the removal of Taliban symbols at the facility according to an unnamed Taliban official.

As Violence Escalates in Egypt, U.S. Still Denies Coup has Taken Place

By Staff on Jul 8, 2013   World  

As Violence Escalates in Egypt, U.S. Still Denies Coup has Taken Place

Monday was the scene of more bloodshed in Egypt after 51 were killed and hundreds more were wounded outside of a military facility in Cairo. There is no indication as to what set off the deadly confrontation. The army there blames the retaliation on a terrorist attack, while demonstrators blame the army for the bloodletting. […]

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