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  • In January 2007, the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa opened.
    2007 a Mixed Bag of Hope, Pain for Oprah
    Last year was an active one for media mogul and philanthropist Oprah Winfrey. Winfrey made headlines for the opening of her school for girls in South Africa, her support of Sen. Barack Obama for president and her role in producing the film, The Great Debaters.
  • South Korean army troops mount American-supplied military vehicles on June 25, 1950, in response to the invasion of North Korean troops.
    CIA Files Show U.S. Blindsided By Korean War
    A batch of newly declassified CIA documents indicates the United States and the South Korean government were caught unprepared for the conflict, in part because of intelligence failures and mistaken assumptions. Arguably, the United States is still paying the price for the intelligence blunders of 60 years ago.
  • Iraq Weapons Report Sparks Debates
    The Duelfer Report on the search for WMD in Iraq has generated partisan reactions and debate on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers are considering reforms of the intelligence services. On the Senate floor, Senators Ted Stevens (R-AK) and Richard Durbin (D-IL) engaged in a spirited debate. Also today, the Senate is expected to vote on legislation to reform intelligence gathering as called for by the 9-11 Commission. NPR's David Welna reports.
  • Left to right, victims Emily Pimienta, 9, Priscilla Pimienta, 17, Georgina Pimienta , 38, and perpetrator Alfredo Pimienta, 44, were found dead in their Skyline home on May 24, 2011. Police suspect a possible suicide pact, notes written by each parent are under investigation.
    Murder-Suicide, What Are The Warning Signs?
    A disturbing trend in San Diego -- four separate families have been involved in murder-suicides. We'll look beyond the tragedy and bring you resources to help potential victims and survivors.
  • Jackson Denies Wrongdoing In Blagojevich Case
    Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr.'s lawyer concedes the Illinois Democrat is the "Candidate 5" referred to in a criminal complaint against Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich. But Jackson says he was not involved in "pay for play" politics. Meanwhile, President-elect Obama on Wednesday joined the call for Blagojevich to resign.
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    The Strangers
  • Obama's Fundraising Power
    Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) has pulled ahead of Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) in the presidential campaign fundraising race. Obama has raised $32.5 million in the second quarter of the year, putting him ahead of any other candidate.
  • Vice President Al Gore hugs Laura Ling as Euna Lee greets President Bill Clinton upon their arrival in California on Aug. 5, 2009. Following a meeting in Pyongyang with Clinton, North Korean leader Kim Jong Il pardoned Ling and Lee, allowing them to return to the U.S.
    Ling Sisters Recount Laura's Capture In North Korea
    After journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee were detained in North Korea in 2009, Laura's sister, fellow journalist Lisa Ling, worked tirelessly to bring them home. In a conversation with contributor Dave Davies, the sisters detail the incident that ended with former President Bill Clinton bringing them home.
  • Clinton Campaign Will Return Tainted Donations
    Democratic Sen. Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign said it will, "out of an abundance of caution," return $850,000 in donations raised by Norman Hsu. Hsu is under federal investigation for violating election laws.
  • Hillary Clinton Leads in Cash Race for 2008
    Democratic Sen. Hillary Clinton has the most cash on hand of the candidates running for president, and Republican Mitt Romney spent the most money in the first quarter, according to campaign finance reports filed this weekend.
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