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Waiver Puts Military-Grade Camera at Disposal of Olympic Film Crews
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U.S. caution over China’s access to technology has extended to the Olympics, says the surveillance camera manufacturer Axsys Technologies, which went through a lengthy waiver process so its military-grade high-definition cameras could be used at the games. Read Full Story
Stevens: Throw Out My Case For This Reason, or These Other Two Reasons
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Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens has asked a federal judge to consider three different constituional arguments for throwing out the case against him. Read Full Story
Tar Heel Senator Vows to Block Tobacco Regulation Bill
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In the wake of an overwhelming House vote to pass a tobacco regulation bill, supporters are hoping the Senate will act before the session ends — but face determined opposition from a tobacco state Republican. Read Full Story
"Without Ted, We're Toast"
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If Democrats thought a felony indictment might subdue Alaska’s senior senator, they might want to think again. Read Full Story
Stevens Hed
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Stevens’ Challenger Begich Shows Big Gains Read Full Story
Political Trivia for Aug. 14
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How many of Washington state’s nine House seats went Republican in 1994? Read Full Story
Study: Many Latinos Lack Usual Health Care Provider
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Many Latinos lack a regular source of health care and health information other than hospital emergency rooms, a trend that threatens to worsen their health outcomes, according a new report by the Pew Hispanic Center and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Read Full Story
Lawyers in Stevens Case Argue Over Discovery Documents
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The breakneck pace at which the case against Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens is proceeding hit a snag Wednesday when prosecutors and defense attorneys fought over how tens of thousands of pages of documents and hundreds of hours of audio and video evidence should be turned over to the defense. Read Full Story
Lobbying Against Georgian Government May Have to Wait
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The Russian incursion into Georgia could make one lobbying firm’s job a lot harder. Read Full Story
Senators Say Agriculture Rule on Payments Too Strict
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Senators who helped shape the new farm law say the Agriculture Department is improperly implementing a new policy on payments to farmers. Read Full Story