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Khadr has now spent a third of his life at Guantánamo, and after five years in the discredited military commissions, his trial began today. |
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President Obama has an opportunity to get US landmine policy back on the right track by acceding to the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty. | |
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According to the NY Times, Google is about to cut a deal with Verizon that would end the Internet as we know it. |
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The latest research suggests an array of social and environmental factors may be causing girls bodies to develop prematurely, especially girls of color. |
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