Bush gains with campaign mode as poll backs approval
President Bush's job approval rises to 42 percent driven by stronger support from whites men Catholics and other core groups. An AP Ipsos poll shows improved perceptions of the economy and Iraq amid campaign rhetoric and gop strategy to shore up base.
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Valerie Plame leaves CIA after exposure probe unfolds
Valerie Plame spent her last day at CIA headquarters in Langley as the exposure of her undercover status helped trigger a probe that led to the indictment of J. Lewis Libby and scrutiny of Karl Rove. Her husband Joseph Wilson and others condemn the political use of intelligence.
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