US military says questions about gays would help if ‘don’t ask’ were ended – Washington Post


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US military says questions about gays would help if 'don't ask' were ended
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Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, left, and Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, favor repeal of "don't ask, don't tell," but not until a study recommends how to make the change. (Melina Mara/the Washington Post) By Ed O'Keefe and
Pentagon survey on 'don't ask, don't tell' criticized as biasedLos Angeles Times
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Pentagon surveys troops on gaysBBC News
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Oakland officials praise response to violence after BART shooting verdict – Los Angeles Times


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Oakland officials praise response to violence after BART shooting verdict
Los Angeles Times
Police report 78 arrests, saying many of the people were outside agitators. Convicted officer writes apology to victim's family. A worker repairs a store window on Friday that was broken during protests over verdict in BART shooting.
Oakland Mayor Supports Federal Inquiry on ShootingNew York Times
Mehserle apologizes; Grant family unimpressedSan Francisco Chronicle
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West Virginia: Legislature to Consider Special Election – New York Times


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West Virginia: Legislature to Consider Special Election
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By BLOOMBERG NEWS Gov. Joe Manchin III on Friday scheduled a special session on July 15 for the Legislature to decide whether the state should hold a special election this year to choose a successor to Senator Robert C. Byrd. Mr. Manchin can appoint an
State legislature to help decide Byrd electionReuters
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Grim Sleeper suspect stayed below LAPD’s radar – Los Angeles Times


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Grim Sleeper suspect stayed below LAPD's radar
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Records show Lonnie David Franklin Jr. was arrested for theft and violent crimes, and although he served time, it was never as much as probation officers recommended. By Jack Leonard and Victoria Kim, Los Angeles Times A backyard mechanic identified by
LAPD used familial DNA matching to catch suspect in two-decade-old caseCNN
Cops to probe cold cases for serial killer tiesThe Associated Press
More Killings May Be Linked to 'Sleeper'New York Times
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BP Readies New Plan to Contain Oil Leak – Wall Street Journal


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BP Readies New Plan to Contain Oil Leak
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A Navy airship lands in New Orleans on Thursday. The manned craft will provide logistical support for oil-spill response efforts. Oil giant BP PLC said it could start work on a new effort to contain the crude gushing from the leak in the
BP in fresh bid to plug oil leakBBC News
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Feds: New cap could contain Gulf oil spill within daysBoston Herald
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NEW: Spy swap idea originated with the US – CNN


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NEW: Spy swap idea originated with the US
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Washington (CNN) — The United States and Russia completed a spy swap Friday, exchanging the agents on chartered planes at an airport in Vienna, Austria, a US official and Russian media said. The plane carrying 10 Russian agents, who were expelled from
Intrigue and Ambiguity in Cases of 4 Russians Sent to West in Spy SwapNew York Times
US seized opportunity in arrests of Russian spiesWashington Post
US, Russia Swap Agents to End CrisisWall Street Journal
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Obama stumps for Reid, defends economic policies – Boston Globe


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Obama stumps for Reid, defends economic policies
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LAS VEGAS — President Obama wrapped up a two-day campaign swing yesterday with a full-throated defense of his economic policies and a warm-hearted embrace for the Senate Democratic leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, a one-time boxer who is counting on the
With Gloves Off, Obama Stumps for ReidNew York Times
In ailing Nevada, Obama bets on his economic strategyLos Angeles Times
Obama's future plans rely on Reid's survivalWashington Post
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Arizona immigration law costs and savings – Arizona Republic


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Arizona immigration law costs and savings
Arizona Republic
The upcoming enforcement of SB 1070 has caused many illegal immigrants to flee Arizona. The scope of the monetary effects depends on how much of the illegal-immigrant population leaves. Here's a look at the effects of various exodus scenarios: Staff
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