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Landmark settlement for wounded officers
A judge on Wednesday approved a landmark $1 million settlement between two New Jersey police officers and the West Virginia store that sold the gun used to shoot them. Both officers were disabled in the 2001 shootings. • FULL STORY

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AP	• DEMOCRATS FILE LEGAL CHALLENGE TO NADER In a major escalation of the struggle between John Kerry supporters and independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader, Arizona Democrats filed a lawsuit Wednesday aimed at blocking Nader from running in that state.

• Nader urges Kerry to pick Edwards• Kerry holds slight edge over Bush in N.J.• Colleagues say Ryan misled them• Moore premieres anti-Bush movie in D.C.

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• JUDGE CERTIFIES WAL-MART CLASS ACTION
A federal judge on Tuesday approved class-action status for a sex-discrimination lawsuit against Wal-Mart Stores Inc. that has become the largest private civil rights case in U.S. history.

• Tillinghast named MSNBC.com publisher, GM• Higher fines for indecent programs approved• Leading ad forecaster raises outlook• Wachovia to buy SouthTrust

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• 9/11: WHO WAS REALLY IN CHARGE?
Did Bush know Cheney had given orders to down airliners on September 11? The commission staff wonders—and remains at odds with both men over alleged Saddam-Al Qaeda ties.

• Politics: Agent Provocateur• Under the Hot Lights• 'My Life': Bill Clinton’s Self Portrait• Justice: Not-So-Hallowed Halls

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