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Community policing was one of the central tenets of Clintonism. Even in the face of heated opposition from local law enforcement, Bush aims to cut $635 million out of the Justice Department program, handing more money to the FBI and Homeland Security to pay for such things as modernized equipment...
The debate over subsidies is especially heated because the aircraft business is so precarious. Launch costs for a new plane are enormous, with little guarantee that the market will reward innovation. In December 2003 Boeing announced plans for the twin- engine, highly efficient 787 (originally called the 7E7), its first...
(2 of 2) (Of course, Airbus' majority stakeholders, EADS and BAE Systems, both have significant military businesses, too.) The Europeans thus don't see subsidies going to zero. Says Forgeard: "We want a level playing field with a level of support that is acceptable to both sides." The debate over...
In 1998, as Ariel Sharon prepared for his first-ever meeting with a member of Yasser Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organization, the old general didn't hide his distaste at the prospect of sitting down with Palestinian leaders. "All of them are from Sodom," Sharon told a friend. "But we...
May 1994 After the death of Labour leader John Smith, Blair and Brown meet at Granita, a London restaurant. The two potential successors allegedly agree that Brown will stand aside in exchange for Blair's promise to step down halfway through a second term. The next day, Brown bows out...