No Rift With Administration, Baker and Hamilton Say
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Former secretary of state James A. Baker III said for the first time yesterday that the Iraq Study Group remains  committed to democracy in Iraq, as he and Co-Chairman Lee H. Hamilton offered conciliatory words to a Bush administration that has reacted coolly to the panel's key recommendations.
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There is no looming crisis in Social Security, and Congress should not rush to create private accounts, Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y. said Saturday.
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Victims' Commission members had no concerns over the term "IRA volunteer", a commissioner says.
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Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales told senators that the Justice Department would not oppose a change in the rules for replacing federal prosecutors.
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After meeting yesterday in Toronto with approximately 75 NHL player representatives and interested teammates, NHL Players&#39; Association executive director Bob Goodenow declared no cracks in the union.
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The White House tried to distance President Bush from any political backlash from the page sex scandal Thursday, saying House Republicans were dealing with the matter and do not need to be told what to do.
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Objections to proposed open-access rules on parts of the 700MHz spectrum are of less concern.
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The White House said Wednesday that it had no problem with Prime Minister Gordon Brown dropping the phrase &quot;war on terror&quot; as long as he keeps taking strong action against violent extremists.
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The federal government has no intention of imposing a health-reform plan on the provinces if there&#39;s an impasse in upcoming first ministers&#39; negotiations, says Health Minister Ujjal Dosanjh.
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Olympic champion Tyler Hamilton says  there is nothing in media reports that he failed a drugs test,  the director of his Phonak cycling team said on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON &#151; The Bush administration, bowing to an uproar over its firing of eight federal prosecutors, won't oppose legislation changing the rules for replacing them, senators said Thursday.
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A advisory panel of Democrats and Republicans examining alternatives to U.S. policy toward Iraq has reached a consensus agreement, co-chairman Lee Hamilton said on Wednesday.
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Scientist chairing panel assessing risks to children from food additives denies conflict of interest.
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There&#39;s nothing wrong with a separate health deal for Quebec at next week&#39;s first-ministers meeting, Premier Jean Charest said yesterday, following a meeting with various representatives from Quebec&#39;s health care network.
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Investigators found no evidence that aviation officials intentionally misled the Sept. 11 commission when they made inaccurate statements about their response to the 2001 terrorist attacks but recommended that two officials face "appropriate administrative action" for failing to correct the record,...
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There&#39;s no health crisis in the United States despite the flu shot shortage, Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson told reporters Monday.
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The federal Health Minister admits there are a few gaps in the new first ministers health care deal. Ujjal Dosanjh admits the agreement doesn&#39;t spell out how the government will deal with provinces that violate