Ohio man pleads not guilty in al Qaida terror plot case
Christopher Paul, 43, of Columbus, faces federal charges for joining al Qaida and conspiring to bomb European tourist resorts and U.S. bases overseas. He allegedly learned combat skills at an Afghanistan camp in the 1990s and joined al Qaida in Pakistan. He entered a not guilty plea in court.
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Katrina insurance claim case heads to jurors in Louisiana
Jurors weighing whether Slidell couple misrepresented part of their claim may void the homeowners policy in Allstate Insurance Co. case over Katrina damage. After testimony, defense sought to remove misrepresentation allegation from deliberations. Closing arguments set for Monday before U S District Judge Sarah Vance.
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Rove lawyer says deletion of e-mails not intentional
A lawyer for Karl Rove rejected the claim that the White House chief adviser deliberately erased his e mails from a Republican National Committee system. The attorney said Rove believed his communications were properly archived under the law as probes into firings of federal prosecutors intensified.
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Wholesale prices jump 1 percent in March
The Labor Department reports a 1 percent rise in the producer price index in March driven by higher gasoline and food costs. Core prices were flat, suggesting inflation isn’t broad-based, while February had a 1.3 percent spike and economists expected 0.7 percent overall.
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Iraq Parliament Defies Terrorism After Killed Lawmaker
In Baghdad an extraordinary session honors Mohammed Awad, killed in the parliament bombing claimed by al Qaida. Speaker al Mashhadani vows unity, saying the parliament will not bow to terrorism. In Afghanistan, NATO and Afghan forces clash with Taliban in Helmand, reporting over 35 militants killed and one NATO soldier dead with two wounded.
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