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Kenya: Kibaki Can Help MPs With Tax
Yesterday the Kenya Revenue Authority insisted that MPs have to clear their back taxes in full. The constitution that came into force in August 2010 specifically states ‘no law may authorise the exclusion of a state officer from payment of tax’. This is a constitutional obligation. No-one can waive it.
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Morocco and its new Constitution
The governments of Spain and France have welcomed the Moroccan king’s decision to hold a nationwide referendum on the constitution.
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How social media brought down a mobster
Call it another triumph of social media.
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Greek PM Papandreou calls for autumn referendum on constitutional changes
ATHENS, Greece – Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou called on Sunday for a fall referendum on “changes to the political system,” including to the country’s constitution. Opening a three-day parliamentary debate that will culminate in a confidence vote late Tuesday, Papandreou blamed Greece’s blo
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Greek PM: Bailout Talks Underway
By Demetris Nellas ATHENS, Greece — Greece is talking with international creditors about a second bailout package “roughly equal” to the first 110 billion euros ($ 157 billion) rescue it accepted a year ago, the prime minister confirmed Sunday. George Papandreou also blamed Greece’s bloated and inefficient state sector for bringing the country to its knees and vowed to effect deep changes with a …
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Taliban-U.S. Talks ‘Very Preliminary,’ Defense Chief Says
Talks between U.S. officials and Taliban guerrillas in Afghanistan are “very preliminary,” Defense Secretary Robert Gates said.
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Latest Freedom Of Religion News

Arab spring leads authoritarian leaders in post-Soviet space to look to Moscow for support
Even if conditions in post-Soviet Central Asia and the Caucasus are so different from those in the Arab world that a repetition of an Arab Spring there remains unlikely, the authoritarian rulers in these two regions are sufficiently nervous about popular unrest that they are looking to Moscow for possible support in the event of disorders.
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Miami Police to Push Teen Summer Curfew
Summer curfew for teens begins Friday night in Miami.
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Latest National Security News

TSA plans to fire 36 workers for improper baggage screening at Honolulu airport; 12 suspended
HONOLULU — The Transportation Security Administration said Friday it plans to fire 36 workers, including two high-ranking officials, and has suspended 12 others after an investigation found they did not properly screen baggage at Honolulu International Airport. The 36 employees were placed on paid administrative leave Friday morning, TSA spokesman Nico Melendez said. They include the airport’s …
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Web Security Start-Up Cloudflare Gets Buzz, Courtesy of LulzSec Hackers
The Irish writer Brendan Behan once said “There is no such thing as bad publicity, except your own obituary.” Minus the second half, the quotation has proven remarkably durable and over the years has been widely applied to pretty much any circumstance when public people or organizations find themselves caught up in swirls of publicity …
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NRAI to be introduced in next parliament session: Menon
Chennai, Jun 10 (PTI) National Security Advisor Shivshankar Menon today said a bill to create the Nuclear Regulatory Authority of India will be tabled in the forthcoming Monsoon Session of Parliament. “The government is taking steps to introduce a bill on Nuclear Regulatory Authority of India in the next session,” Menon said here. NRAI will be an “independent and autonomous organisation” on …
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Weekend Update with Ameyaw Debrah (Episode 4 Rated 16 NL)
A quick look at the entertainment news for the week ending June 3. Highlights include National Security seizing movie titled ‘Oh Uncle Atta’; Han Adu Sarpei denies dating popular radio and TV star, Delay; Alex’s sexuality questioned in Big Brother Amplified; and hiplife star spotted at gynaecologist with woman that isn’t his wife.
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Area 51 Photos of Never Seen Before Plane Crash Surface
Earlier this week National Geographic released never-before-seen photos from Area 51, a place that has long been a magnet for nut-jobs, conspiracy theorists, and the overly curious. The recently declassified photos consisted of shots from a 1963 military plane crash and its coverup by the government, according to the website. “Area 51 was created so […] Area 51 Photos of Never Seen Before …
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USRA Part of Team Selected by the National Science Foundation to Manage Arecibo Observatory
USRA is part of a multi-organization team led by SRI International that has been awarded a five-year cooperative agreement by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to manage, operate and maintain the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico.
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Futures and options: Business-related events in the coming week
• House of Representatives out of session for the week. • Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke speaks at International Monetary Conference; Atlanta. • National Building Museum hosts forum on emerging technologies and intelligent cities. Read full article >>
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Watch: Mitt Romney on Obama Jobs Numbers: ‘Inexcusable’
Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney says, a lot of Americans still out of work.
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Instant view: Payroll growth disappoints in May
U.S. employment rose far less than expected in May to record its weakest reading since September, while the jobless rate rose to 9.1 percent as high energy prices and the effects of Japan’s earthquake bogged down the economy.
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Senate message
If our Senate was composed as originally planned, and operated in the way the founders of our Constitution designed it, there’d be no need for discussion of Senate reform.
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Overcomers rely on Jesus to heal their addictions
NEW BEDFORD — The gentleman was a family man and prosperous New Bedford business owner, who lost everything to an addiction to alcohol. With nothing left to lose, he joined Overcomers, a Bible-based recovery and support group at Haven Baptist…
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Bishop Salim Ghazal, champion of coexistence, dies age 80
Father Salim, the Catholic bishop of Sidon and a tireless advocate for peaceful coexistence and national unity, died Friday at the age of 80.
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