Spacewalk frees stubborn solar array grommets in darkness
NASA and ESA astronauts on the space station freed two stuck grommets during a 45 minute darkness window as they await sunlight to complete retracting the solar array. Flights control in Houston advised cautious retraction to finish the task.
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Abbas calls for early Palestinian elections amid power struggle
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called for early presidential and parliamentary elections to resolve the two headed authority in the Palestinian territories. Hamas rejected the move, urging street action as clashes between factions intensified across the West Bank and Gaza.
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Iraq seeks Sunni backing at reconciliation conference
Iraqi premier urges former Baath party members to join a new army and review the ban as Sunnis and Shiites shuttle away from the two day talks. At least 23 people were killed including a Sunni cleric and politician in Iskandariyah amid continuing sectarian violence.
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Showdown Looms in Debate Over Domestic Spying Program
Federal agents continue warrantless eavesdropping on Americans a year after Bush acknowledged the practice. Democrats seek to curb the program while the White House cites wartime powers, raising potential constitutional clashes involving impeachment, funding, or judicial nominations. Officials debate executive authority vs. legislative limits.
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Tamils flee eastern Sri Lanka as violence looms in war risk
About 3,000 ethnic Tamils cross into government areas amid fighting in Batticaloa Vaharai. The UN urged Tamil Tigers to allow civilians to flee rebel held towns as camps are set up for evacuees.
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