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Obama and Clinton Freely Trade NAFTA Distortions
eFluxMedia
Washington Post -
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (DN.Y.) made a fine show of indignation in Ohio over the weekend, accusing Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) of distorting her positions on the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Debate No. 20 Shared Stage With a Satire
Clinton attacks on all fronts
Senate Democrats Focus on Economic Cost of War
Javno.hr
New York Times -
By DAVID HERSZENHORN WASHINGTON - Undeterred by President Bush and Senator John McCain proudly pointing to progress in Iraq, Congressional Democrats are trying to mount new lines of attack against the administrations war policies.
Senate Agrees To Debate Bill On Iraq Pullout
Senate Republicans agree to Iraq debate
With Change in the Air, Cubans Speculate on Currency
Gulf Times
Washington Post -
By Manuel Roig-Franzia HAVANA, Feb. 26 — Cubans swamped currency exchange offices Monday and early Tuesday in a brief but intense speculative frenzy fueled by rumors that new President Ral Castro would end the island's reviled dual currency system.
Cuban leader meets Vatican envoy
Vatican broaches Cuba prisoners with Raul Castro
Party Vows to Free Pakistani Judiciary
CNN-IBN
The Associated Press -
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - The party set to form Pakistan's next government vowed Tuesday to make the country's judiciary fully independent.
Parties press Musharraf to convene hostile new Parliament
Benazir's party vows to make Pakistan judiciary independent
Iraq condemns Turkish incursion and wants troops out
Turkish Press
Reuters -
By Mariam Karouny BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq on Tuesday condemned Turkey's incursion into northern Iraq to fight Kurdish guerrillas in the strongest terms so far and demanded an immediate end to what it called a violation of its sovereignty.
Iraq Demands That Turkey Withdraw
Gates Asks Turkey to End Iraq Incursion in `A Week or Two'
US Sen. Byrd in hospital after suffering a fall
WGRZ-TV
Reuters -
WASHINGTON, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Robert Byrd, the oldest member of the US Senate and a fierce opponent of the Iraq war, was being treated in a hospital on Tuesday after falling in his home late on Monday, a spokesman for the senator said.
Sen. Robert Byrd, 90, admitted to hospital
Byrd Hospitalized After Fall
GOP Halts Effort to Retrieve White House E-Mails
Washington Post
Washington Post -
Theresa Payton, White House Office of Administration chief information officer, and Allen Weinstein, United States archivist, testify on Capitol Hill.
Politicos squabble over 'missing' White House e-mails
Expert Details White House E-Mail Risks