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Sudan Signals it May Allow U.N. Troops in Darfur

KHARTOUM, Sudan – A top adviser to Sudan‘s president said Thursday there was no problem with including U.N. troops with African soldiers in a mixed Darfur peacekeeping force, but that the levels of each side still had to be worked out in a key deal aimed at ending violence in …

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Connecticut's 2nd District House Race Likely Headed for Recount

HARTFORD, Conn. – Voters in the 2nd Congressional District will have to wait a while to find out who will represent them in Congress. The tight race between three-term Republican incumbent Rob Simmons and Democratic challenger Joe Courtney is likely headed for a recount. About 200 votes separated them with …

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Mature U.S. Democracy Hobbled By Disinterested Voters

WASHINGTON – Government of the people, by the people, will be missing a lot of people Election Day. It’s a persistent riddle in a country that thinks of itself as the beacon of democracy. Why do so few share the light? Compare U.S. voting with foreign voting and it’s not …

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