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  • South African President Thabo Mbeki travels to Zimbabwe on Wednesday to meet with President Robert Mugabe in an attempt to inject new life into power-sharing negotiations. On Tuesday, Mbeki met with the opposition leader.
  • The Vegetarian Life
  • Our These Days production assistant is a life-long vegetarian. Some people may not think that's very interesting, but having been born and raised in the Midwest, where a meal without meat was not considered a meal, I was fascinated that she has never had meat of any kind. No burger or bacon ever crossed her lips. No seafood or fowl ever entered her digestive tract. For her, this was a normal way of life - a vegetarian way of life.
  • Power-sharing talks to resolve the political crisis in Zimbabwe have broken off. According to reports, the deadlock is over Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe's insistence that he remain president and that opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai accept one of three vice presidential posts in his government.
  • How do you turn a dream job opportunity into a shame-fest of lawless impropriety and highly publicized congressional hearings? & For a clue on living that nightmare, just ask Monica Goodling, the disgraced aide to former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales' whose political cronyism may lead to having her law license pulled.
  • Delayed Justice at the DOJ?
  • What does one of the nation's foremost journalists think went wrong following the 9/11 terrorist attacks? What evidence does Robert Scheer provide to validate his argument that our country's industri
  • The ruling party and opposition factions in Zimbabwe are in negotiations to resolve the country's political crisis. South African President Thabo Mbeki is overseeing the talks between President Robert Mugabe's ZANU-PF and the opposition Movement for Democratic Change.
  • Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain appeared on different morning talk shows Sunday. They laid out starkly contrasting positions on an array of hot-button issues.
  • The top U.S. military commander in Iraq says the country has seen significant progress in the past year, but there are many tough miles ahead. This fall, he takes over as head of U.S. Central Command.
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