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When it was originally passed, the Clean Water Act was seen as a major step toward cleaning up our nation. Its three goals were to create a nation of "fishable and swimmable" waters by 1983, to eliminate hazardous pollutants by 1985, and to maintain and restore critical aquatic ecosystems, including...
Clinton's alteration of George Bush's repatriation program, which he had blasted as "immoral" during the campaign, will quiet the President's critics and save Florida from a wave of unwanted immigrants. But the military thugs who rule Haiti will remain in power, and Clinton's promise to "restore...
Yet Haiti's military, emboldened by their success at turning away the shipload of American military trainers aboard the Harlan County last October, believe that the U.S. lacks the guts for a sustained occupation. "It'd be just like Somalia," says a senior Haitian officer. "Clinton will run away when...
Ever since Richard Nixon's 1968 campaign for the White House, Presidents have pledged to "restore law and order." Nixon couldn't -- and neither have his successors. Twenty-six years and 11 federal crime bills later, Americans are more worried than ever about their personal safety. The latest answer, the...
Ending several years of conflict and speculation, the Supreme Court voted 8 to 1 Tuesday against applying the Civil Rights Act of 1991 retroactively to cases , that were pending when the law was enacted. The court ruled that the law, passed by Congress to restore rights narrowed by previous Supreme...