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On the King holiday, Black Farmers take Action in Tennessee and South Caroline joining the Occupy Memphis movement and filing claims in Durham.


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Millionaires, taxes, oil and race in the debates

GOP Candidates: A political tip sheet for the rest of us outside the Washington Beltway 


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Petition seeks answers in death of Robert Champion Jr.

The parents of Robert Champion Jr. want answers. Was his death a hazing or a hate crime because he was gay?


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The shameful history of political racebaiting

GOP presidential contenders are offending Blacks across the country with racial rhetoric and biased stereotypes. It's nothing new.  Political racebaiting has a long history.


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With the CIA's help, the NYPD developed spying programs and built databases on where innocent Muslims eat, shop, work and pray

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The CIA's top lawyer never approved sending a veteran agency officer to New York, where he helped set up police spying programs, The Associated Press has learned. Such approval would have been required under the presidential order that Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said authorized the unusual assignment.


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Iowa Republican Chairman Matt Strawn had announced hours after the Jan. 3 caucuses concluded that Romney had won by eight votes

WASHINGTON (AP) -- It took Iowa Republicans 16 days to decide they couldn't tell for sure who won the Iowa caucuses, despite their earlier announcement that Mitt Romney had narrowly won. The non-conclusion highlights the potential pitfalls with party-run presidential nominating events.


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Romney, appearing on Fox News Channel, called Gingrich 'a feisty competitor' but argued the former House speaker was not the best man

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) -- Mitt Romney entered the final full day of campaigning in South Carolina's GOP primary contest Friday scrambling to fend off challenges from more conservative rivals Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum and insisting he's the one that Republicans can trust to "post up well" against President Barack Obama in the fall.


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Airport officials said that Kenney would be charged with carrying a gun into a place where weapons are prohibited, a third-degree felony in Texas

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) -- A 65-year-old lawyer was arrested Wednesday for carrying a loaded handgun aboard an American Airlines jet at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.


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Romney was set to address supporters outside his Charleston headquarters Thursday morning, though it wasn't clear if he would answer questions about his tax returns

CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) -- Under duress two days before the pivotal South Carolina primary, Republican front-runner Mitt Romney acknowledges he has part of his millions invested in the Cayman Islands, although his aides say he never used the location as a tax haven.


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Congress tries again to solve money woes

With television lights glaring, 20 lawmakers will gather next week to revisit the fight that consumed Congress before Christmas over renewing a Social Security payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits.


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