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Emeritus Founder, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief: Alan Gray
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A Federal Court has endorsed a class action lawsuit against a Chinese drywall-producing company. The lawsuit is quickly moving toward a trial in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana.
Sarkozy, King Abdallah to meet in Riyadh. Among other issues such as the Middle East peace process, the two leaders are expected to discuss the Iranian nuclear weapons development program.
Oil and gas drilling would simply make things worse for polar bears and other wildlife - as well as for the Inupiat people and other Alaska Natives who depend on the Arctic's environment to survive.
Rocker James McCartney played his U.S. debut last night at Fairfield's new Sondheim Center. The two shows were part of the David Lynch Foundation's fourth annual 'Change Begins Within' weekend at Maharishi University.