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1 Miniskirt Sparks Women's Rights Protests in South Africa
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2 Front Page: McCain Powder Not Dangerous, Iraq Withdrawal Agreed Upon, 200,000 Muslims Protest
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3 80,000 Protest Beef Imports in South Korea, Government Hears
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4 Denver Police Stock Up on Protest-Quelling Pepper Guns
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5 Front Page: Gustav Spares New Orleans, Thailand Declares Emergency, McCain Raises $47 Million
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6 Tibet Protests in Crisis, But a Good Day For Richard Gere
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7 Front Page: Pregnancy Pact Investigated, Israel Shows Iran Attack, 22,000 Protest in Thailand
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8 Pencils Sharpened, but Back to School Boycott on in Chicago
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9 Become an Activist: Peace Rallies Held Worldwide Today
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10 Front Page: Election Riot in Mongolia, Bulldozer Attack, India's Truck Drivers Strike
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11 Front Page: Protesters Trap Thai Legislators, Fed Considers Plan to Buy Debt, Report of Western Plane Down
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12 Dalai Lama: China's "Cultural Genocide," China Blocks YouTube
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13 Front Page: Hurricane Dolly Hits Texas, China to Allow Protests, Iran Says No Concessions
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14 Front Page: Strike Kills Taliban Leader, Protesters Attack UN in Congo, AIDS Treatment Should Start Sooner
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15 Front Page: Tibet Surrenders, Floods, McCain in Israel
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16 Front Page: Huge Hole Forces Plane Landing, Nepal Police Detain 125 Tibetans, HIV Drugs Add 13 Years
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17 Thailand Protesters Shut Down Airport and Tourist Economy
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18 Check This: My Peaceful Demonstration Against Protests
A member of France's Communist party protests the government's plan to raise the minimum retirement age from 60 to 62 yesterday. In case you're curious, in the US the retirement age is currently 67 for anyone born after 1960. Read more
Family and friends of Neda Agha Soltan, the young woman brutally killed in Iran while protesting, are speaking out about persecution suffered under the Iranian government and Neda's commitment to protesting. — Jezebel Hillary Clinton is in Afghanistan for President Hamid Karzai's Thursday inauguration.— New York Times Sports fans appreciate a win more if their team almost loses. — Read more
The World Wildlife Fund set up 1,000 ice figures yesterday in Berlin, Germany to raise awareness about global warming. The artistic demonstration was meant as warning that melting ice could significantly raise ocean levels. I say: we have to save the adorable ice people! View 5 Photos › Photo 1 Photo 2 Photo 3 Photo 4 Photo 5 Read more
About a dozen protesters were carrying guns outside a convention hall where President Obama was speaking about healthcare reform yesterday. One man had a semiautomatic rifle slung over his shoulder. — Read more
Earlier this week the Israeli government voted down a bill, which would have funded procycling projects. So last night naked cyclists rode around Tel Aviv as part of a nighttime protest, calling on the government to support cycling. Hey, at least they saved their nudity for after dark! One of these days I want someone to find out if all these nude protests actually get results. Read more
Thousands of Americans gathered yesterday to rally against government spending and higher taxes. Young and old alike held homemade signs at the tea bagging party (that's right, I said tea bagging) to express their unhappiness with the Obama administration. As for the signs? Politically correct they were not. Check out this gallery of posters from the protests and let me know if you think that Read more
A father and son dressed in patriotic costumes join in a tea party demonstration in Lafayette Park across from the White House. Source Read more
Thailand's prime minister has declared a state of emergency after antigovernment protests and intense violence have continued for days. — CNN Somali pirates have vowed revenge today for the death of three pirates killed by the US. They promise to kill US and French soldiers. — CNN The Obamas will host 30,000 people today for the annual Easter Egg Roll at the White House. — ABC News A Read more
Protesters in London have smashed in bank windows and clashed with police. So far there have been injuries among police, and protesters and 19 people have been arrested. — BBC News President Obama and Russian president Dmitri Medvedev have pledged to open a new round of long-range nuclear weapons talks. — Voice of America The Justice Department plans to drop all charges against Ted Stevens, Read more
Hard times can spawn a whole range of emotions: fear, panic, worry. A new poll shows that three out of four Americans are angry about the state of the country. Thanks to similar attitudes across the pond, British authorities say they're getting ready for a "Summer of rage." Police think middle-class anger at the economic crisis could erupt into violence on the streets. Banks still paying large Read more
