Fleet Foxes’ title track from their upcoming May 3rd 2011 record Helplessness Blues
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Protesters massed in Cairo’s Tahrir Square late on Monday, continuing their open defiance of a government issued curfew for another night. In an apparent attempt to defuse the week-long political upheaval, President Hosni Mubarak named a new government on Monday – dropping the controversial interior minister in charge of security forces.
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In this edition of Peter Lavelle’s CrossTalk, he and his guests discuss and question the ultimate effectiveness of exporting and also limiting democracy due to geopolitical interests.
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Filmmaker Chris Paine achieved notoriety with his 2006 documentary, “Who Killed the Electric Car?” Now he’s back — with a more sanguine sequel, “The Revenge of the Electric Car.”

NewsHour business correspondent Paul Solman spoke with the filmmaker about his renewed optimism for the future of the vehicle
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Police and garbage collectors appeared on the streets of Cairo Monday morning and subway stations reopened after soldiers and neighbourhood watch groups armed with clubs and machetes kept the peace in many districts overnight. Everyday life in Cairo has been turned upside down by the largest anti-government protests in decades in Egypt, which began last Tuesday and have surged since.
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The Utah House approved a bill that would make the Browning M1911 .45-caliber semiautomatic handgun the state gun. Critics say kids are main audience for state symbols.
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Thousands of anti-government protesters in Egypt have defied a curfew to continue calls for an end to President Mubarak’s reign.

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Writer and teacher Roger Rosenblatt reads from his new book, “‘Unless It Moves the Human Heart: The Craft and Art of Writing.”
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In this edition of the Political Checklist, Political Editor David Chalian and Senior Correspondent Judy Woodruff discuss how a foreign affairs crisis like the popular revolt in Egypt forces a White House to change its script. This week, Woodruff reports, the White House hoped to focus on a theme from the State of the Union speech: winning the future through new jobs and government investment in innovation.
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The Egyptian opposition has come together as a united force after six days of bloody anti-government riots. The ex-chief of the International Atomic watchdog- Mohamed El-Baradei – is the man of choice to oust President Hosni Mubarak.
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Civil rights movement demands economic and political rights, pushes boycott and disinvestment campaign, may demand one person one vote
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Tens of thousands of people are on the streets of Cairo for a seventh day, defying the start of a curfew and calling for a general strike.

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A Ugandan gay rights activist whose name was published on a list of the nation’s “top homosexuals” was bludgeoned to death in his home near the capital.
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Egyptians awoke Saturday morning to the aftermath of Friday’s violent protests. President Hosni Mubarak’s regime is still there, but its authority has been openly flouted.
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