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The Union of Islamic Courts, an Islamist Militia group, have taken control of Mogadishu, bringing a lull in violence.

The life and times of Dr Pridi Banomyong, one of the greatest and wrongly-maligned political leaders of Thailand.

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Tavish Scott became the third leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats on Tuesday 26th August when he emerged as winner in a three-man leadership contest.

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Rome, a power in ancient times, lasted for nearly 1000 years. The reasons for its fall are numerous and some main contributors to its downfall will be discussed.

Who voted for the Iraq war? Who voted against it? Why did they vote this way? The answer may surprise you. Here are unattributed speeches on the Iraq war - who said what?

While schools cut back on paper, field trips, and entire departments, CEO's are spending their bailout money on bonuses. Guess who is overflowing with taxpayer money?

Urging Americans to follow a divinely inspired march beyond our borders, Albert Beveridge connects with his use of scriptural phraseology, tapping into popular views.

Political candidates in local elections increase their chance for an election victory by honing their skills at gaining endorsements from newspapers and community groups.

Openly gay politicians hold elected office in a number of high profile places. Being open and up front about their sexuality has not deterred voters from supporting them.

A humourous political party in Germany has been barred from appearing on the ballot in that country's September 2009 election; others happily continue their activities.

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Having, through a variety of methods, convinced tribal leaders to cede their lands, the U.S. government enacted a policy of mass removal to a new frontier...Oklahoma.

Taking refuge in the Brazilian Embassy in Honduras, President Manuel Zelaya has announced his return three months after he was removed from power at gunpoint.

A renewed effort to designate some two million acres of land in nine U.S. states as wilderness is sailing through Congress. And that has one Oregon town excited.