Topic: CODEPINK
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In Pictures: Don't Ask, Don't Tell repeal
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Five memorable Washington political protests
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Gallery: CEO exits
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 04/27
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Code Pink joins Pakistani political party in anti-drone protest
Some 30 men and women between the ages of 22 and 80 from the antiwar coalition Code Pink joined forces with Pakistani cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan and his party.
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Pakistan Army blocks anti-drone protest in tribal region
The Pakistani military blocked a convoy of Pakistanis and a small contingent of US anti-war activists from entering South Waziristan on Sunday to protest American drone strikes.
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Wet weather won't stop GOP Convention protesters
A few hundred protesters from groups like Occupy Wall Street and Code Pink say Tropical Storm Issac, expected to reach hurricane-force Tuesday, won't keep them away from the Republican National Convention.
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What if US rockers were convicted of ‘hooliganism’ like Russia’s Pussy Riot?
Bands from 'Rage Against the Machine' to the 'Dixie Chicks' have harshly criticized political leaders in the US. Like Russia's 'Pussy Riot,' shouldn't they be charged with hooliganism?
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In Pictures: Don't Ask, Don't Tell repeal
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Record-low support for Afghanistan war shows Obama's vulnerability
Opposition to the war in Afghanistan has Obama walking on eggshells with his Democratic base.
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Five memorable Washington political protests
Bringing your grievances to Washington in the form of a mass protest is an American tradition that dates back to the late 19th century. Here are five memorable Washington protests.
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Heard about the big D.C. rally Saturday? Probably not.
A new liberal umbrella group, One Nation Working Together, is planning a massive rally in Washington, but so far word of the event is only dribbling out. Are organizers on the same page?
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Gallery: CEO exits
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 04/27
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More trouble for Karl Rove on his book tour
In Las Vegas, former George W. Bush adviser Karl Rove is again startled by an antiwar activist's attempt at a citizen's arrest.
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Washington's tax day 'tea party': sun, slogans, and a ukulele
The tax day 'tea party' in Washington felt like a party indeed, with protesters almost joyful on a summery day where they accused administration officials of treason and rallied for GOOOH.
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Like Sarah Palin, Karl Rove faces book tour disruption
Antiwar protesters rush the stage at Karl Rove's Beverly Hills book signing.
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Gallery: Top 10 unusual protests
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 03/16
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Gaza hunger strikes: 'Gorgeous' George, a Holocaust granny, and angry Frenchmen
British politician George Galloway, American Holocaust survivor Hedy Epstein, and dozens of protesters in Cairo started hunger strikes this week to protest the fact that Egypt is blocking them from visiting Gaza to mark the anniversary of last year's war.
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Egypt cracks down on foreign protesters heading to Gaza Strip
American and European activists attempting to go to the Gaza Strip from Egypt to protest Israel's actions during last year's Gaza war have been blocked from doing so – and say they have been harshly treated by Egyptian authorities.
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'Code Pink' rethinks its call for Afghanistan pullout
In Afghanistan, the US women's activist group finds that their Afghan counterparts want US troop presence – as well as more reconstruction.
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Antiwar activists split over Obama's Afghanistan policy
Lawmakers and others who were against the Iraq war generally support the president. But they worry about another 'quagmire.'
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Bombing in New York: latest recruitment protest?
Despite Times Square incident, the military says enlistment centers are key to recruiting.







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