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February 27, 2004
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Haiti Rebels Close in on Capital

Rebels take another town in Haiti and close in on Port au Prince. President Aristide’s government seems to be losing the support of two key allies, the U.S. and France.

Scalia Scandal

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New reports surface that Justice Scalia went hunting with Kansas officials and lawyers involved in cases before the high court.

French Anti-Semitism

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A journalist details a rise in French anti-Semitism and how it’s reshaping the Jewish community there.

Church Report Criticizes Bishops

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A report about the abuse of children by Catholic priests in the United States is critical of bishops for failing to stop the abuse. The report says the leaders’ performance were “shameful to the church.”

Springfield Bishop Faces Abuse Allegations

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New allegations surface about abuse by the former bishop of Springfield, MA.

Smith and Wesson ChairMan Resigns

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The Chairman of the Smith and Wesson company resigned after it was revealed that he was once an armed robber.

The Passion of the Christ

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We review the Mel Gibson film, “The Passion of the Christ.”

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