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ASHCROFT CONFIRMATION: How Your Senators Voted
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Fee Fighters: States, Cities Declare War on ATMs
You're withdrawing money from an ATM once, but banks can charge you twice -- and that has consumer groups up in arms. Efforts to ban such surcharges have met with some success, but the banking industry is battling back.
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"Partial Birth" Abortion, Total Confusion
One woman's difficult decision highlights the pitfalls of defining "partial birth" abortion.
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Political Groups Cloak Agendas with Confusing Names
Who knows the difference between Public Concern Foundation and Citizen Alert?
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On the Cybercouch: Despite Pitfalls, E-therapy's Popularity Grows
Therapy via the Internet is growing, but it's not right for everyone, and it may be detrimental, some experts say.
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Russ Feingold: Mr. Good Government
A look at Sen. John McCain's partner in the battle against soft money.
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No Mercy for Innocent Under New Death Penalty Law
"Hurricane" Carter got out, but for other innocent inmates, a new law means no second chances.
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No Cable? Forget the Debates
Many Americans miss out on the democratic process because the networks won't air early debates, critics charge.
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Let's Corporatize Our Candidates!
Why not cut to the chase and plaster all the presidential contenders with corporate logos?
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Bush Backfire
President Bush's plans to insult Clinton in the '92 election could haunt his son.
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Toke Two Hits and Call Me in the Morning
Despite marijuana's medicinal potential, the feds won't inhale, and states are left holding the bag.
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Are Victims' Rights Wrong?
Would a federal amendment protect victims rights -- or result in judicial chaos?
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