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'Widow penalty' provision to end under new law
- A legal provision criticized for making personal tragedies worse by triggering the automatic deportation of a small group of widows and widowers of U.S. citizens will not be in effect for much longer.
- A legal provision criticized for making personal tragedies worse by triggering the automatic deportation of a small group of widows and widowers of U.S. citizens will not be in effect for much longer.
UK service of commemoration marks end of Iraq war
- At a memorial service honoring Britons who died during the Iraq war, the Archbishop of Canterbury said Friday it will take time for historians and moralists to decide if the conflict was justified.
- At a memorial service honoring Britons who died during the Iraq war, the Archbishop of Canterbury said Friday it will take time for historians and moralists to decide if the conflict was justified.
Kudos!: Happy anniversaries
- 1920
Kolzig is adjusting to his new role
- The lights will dim at Verizon Center tonight and the public address announcer will shout the starting lineup. Special attention will be paid to the man guarding the Capitals’ net. But that man is no longer goalie Olie Kolzig.
Review: Latest 'Potter' film lacks magic
- In “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix” our hero finally gets the chance to lay a lip-lock on Cho Chang, who has long had his eye. Unfortunately, he puts aside his magic when it really counts. The wizard blows his chance, giving her a proper English royalty kiss – a constipated Muggle peck as one might expect from Prince Charles.
- In “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix” our hero finally gets the chance to lay a lip-lock on Cho Chang, who has long had his eye. Unfortunately, he puts aside his magic when it really counts. The wizard blows his chance, giving her a proper English royalty kiss – a constipated Muggle peck as one might expect from Prince Charles.
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