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British Terror Attack Suspect Had Watched Friend Cut to Pieces

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Taking Gay Hypocrites to Task Over Bradley Manning

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Act of Congress
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New York’s A.G. Subpoenas Bank Execs Over Bonuses

New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo sent out subpoenas to Bank of America’s Chief Administrative Officer J. Steele Alphin and recently ousted Merrill Lynch Chief Executive John Thain on Tuesday to look into hefty bonuses paid to Merrill Lynch higher-ups late last year—even as the company was bleeding billions in losses.