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A housing rescue nears - but for whom?

Minority neighborhoods would especially benefit from a $3.9 billion aid package.

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22.07.2008 17:41:25 - Christian Science Monitor | Top Stories

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Why Thai-Cambodian temple dispute lingers

Each side has domestic reasons to prolong the conflict.

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22.07.2008 17:41:25 - Christian Science Monitor | Top Stories

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Barack who? Arabs weigh in

Senator Obama is an unknown quantity as he tours the Middle East.

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22.07.2008 17:41:24 - Christian Science Monitor | Top Stories

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Obama and McCain diverge on Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Obama likely to return US to role of 'honest broker.' McCain sees fighting Islamic extremists as paramount.

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22.07.2008 17:41:24 - Christian Science Monitor | Top Stories

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Picking a No. 2 in the glare of the Internet age

More than ever, vice presidential wannabes must maneuver between groveling and remaining cool.

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22.07.2008 17:41:24 - Christian Science Monitor | Top Stories

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In Israel, a nation mourns with the families of slain soldiers

Two soldiers whose remains were part of a prisoner swap with Hezbollah were eulogized Thursday amid ongoing unease over the exchange and questions about balancing family interests with those of the state.

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20.07.2008 09:40:20 - Christian Science Monitor | Top Stories

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Judge allows Hamdan military trial to go forward

It's a win for the Bush administration, which insists that Guantánamo proceedings are necessary to fight the war on terror.

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20.07.2008 09:40:20 - Christian Science Monitor | Top Stories

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From noses to hips, Rwandans start to redefine beauty

A history of identity politics - and genocide - is challenged by university beauty pageants.

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20.07.2008 09:40:20 - Christian Science Monitor | Top Stories

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Does new S.A.T. help with admissions decisions?

The College Board releases a positive report on the writing section, but many schools are doing their own studies.

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20.07.2008 09:40:20 - Christian Science Monitor | Top Stories

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New irrigation project a boon for Senegalese farmers

Villagers plan to use the project - developed by the Israeli embassy in partnership with local and international nongovernmental organizations - to drastically increase their local production.