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After 17 years of appeals, Richard Glossip faces execution

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Turning point: More US electricity generated by renewables than coal

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Richard Glossip denied stay of execution: Will Supreme Court intervene?

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3 views on whether US still needs affirmative action

09/17/2012 11:23 am ET This November, voters in Oklahoma will consider a ballot measure banning affirmative action in public-sector hiring. And in October, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in the Fisher v. University of Texas case 鈥� centered on the use of affirmative action in public-university admissions. As the second installment in our One Minute Debate series for election 2012, three writers give their brief take on whether the United States still needs affirmative action.

More power sought for some governors. Oklahoma, Mississippi join debate

Religious groups challenge birth control coverage under Obamacare

Democrats' bid to take GOP Senate seat falters in Oklahoma

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After 17 years of appeals, Richard Glossip faces execution

A lesson in American democracy ... in Iran

Turning point: More US electricity generated by renewables than coal

Richard Glossip denied stay of execution: Will Supreme Court intervene?

Major banks settle with homeowners. Are you entitled?

Oil prices slip below $97 a barrel

3 views on whether US still needs affirmative action

More power sought for some governors. Oklahoma, Mississippi join debate

Religious groups challenge birth control coverage under Obamacare

Democrats' bid to take GOP Senate seat falters in Oklahoma

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After 17 years of appeals, Richard Glossip faces execution

A lesson in American democracy ... in Iran

Turning point: More US electricity generated by renewables than coal

Richard Glossip denied stay of execution: Will Supreme Court intervene?

Major banks settle with homeowners. Are you entitled?

Oil prices slip below $97 a barrel

3 views on whether US still needs affirmative action

More power sought for some governors. Oklahoma, Mississippi join debate

Religious groups challenge birth control coverage under Obamacare

Democrats' bid to take GOP Senate seat falters in Oklahoma

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