Dems seek broader early voting voice in presidential selection
Democrats proposed expanding the early voting calendar to involve additional states after Iowa and before New Hampshire and again after New Hampshire but before the calendar opens. The plan aims to boost minority voter participation and curb Iowa New Hampshire dominance, pending DNC approval in April, with Sen. Carl Levin backing the reform.
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Bronx officer killed in shootout with burglars
In New York a Bronx police officer died after a gunfight with two burglars. One suspect named as Lillo Brancato Jr, actor from A Bronx Tale and The Sopranos. Officer Daniel Enchautegui, 28, died after responding to breaking glass. Enchautegui had served three years on the force.
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UAW Says Tentative Ford Deal Reached On Health Costs
The United Auto Workers announced a tentative agreement with Ford Motor Co on health care costs for active workers and retirees. Details are withheld ahead of a UAW Ford Council meeting in Detroit, with ratification by members and court approval required.
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Nigerian jetliner crashes in Port Harcourt killing many
A Sosoliso Airlines DC 9 with about 110 people aboard crashed at Port Harcourt amid a lightning storm. Officials say at least 103 were killed, with seven survivors. The pupils were Loyola Jesuit School students aged 12 to 16.
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Four U.S. soldiers fatally hurt in Iraq violence
Insurgent attacks Saturday left four American soldiers dead in separate incidents near Baghdad as Iraq nears national elections. An American soldier died and 11 were wounded Friday in a car- related crash in Abu Ghraib district. The death toll since March 2003 reached 2,140. Separately, four Christian peace activists were seized two weeks earlier by the Swords of Righteousness Brigade. kidnappers extended a deadline to Saturday without a confirmed hour.
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Montreal climate talks edge toward second phase of cuts
More than 150 nations reach a watershed deal to open talks on mandatory post-2012 greenhouse gas reductions. The United States rejects new commitments, opting for an exploratory dialogue while Kyoto supporters push ahead. Environmentalists call the plan a first step toward tougher action. The gathering marks the final annual climate conference under the Kyoto framework, with observers noting ongoing global warming and rising sea levels.
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Arctic
Atomic Energy Chief Gholamreza Aghazadeh Featured In Photo
Gholamreza Aghazadeh head of the Atomic Energy Organization pictured in a file photo. The image highlights his role amid international headlines on nuclear oversight and regional security.
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Iran to pursue nuclear fuel amid international pressure
Iran will enrich uranium and produce nuclear fuel domestically despite efforts to curb its atomic program. Nuclear chief Gholamreza Aghazadeh criticized a European plan to shift enrichment to Russia as flawed. Talks with Europe on ensuring Tehran’s program cannot produce weapons resume December in Vienna. Iran stands firm under global pressure over uranium enrichment.
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China blames a few instigators for deadly village siege
AP reports China attributes Tuesday clash near Hong Kong to a few instigators who organized an attack on a wind power plant in Dongzhou Guangdong province. Police opened fire, three villagers killed and eight wounded per Xinhua citing Shanwei Information Office. Residents claim up to twenty dead.
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