Pakistan India outline peace talks with Kashmir on agenda
Pakistan and India laid out an aggressive peace talk agenda after talks in Islamabad. They plan midlevel meetings after India’s elections in April and a summit between Khursheed Kasuri and Yashwant Sinha in August. Riaz Khokhar said a basic roadmap exists.
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Iraqi Leaders Reject U.S. Plan to Pick New Government
Iraqi Governing Council members oppose a core U.S. element to form a new legislature via 18 regional caucuses. They struggle to agree on alternatives for early elections as a national vote by end of June seems unlikely. Imad Chalabi remains a vocal proponent of the national election option.
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Gay wedding spree continues in face of legal wrangling
San Francisco mayor says the city will continue issuing marriage licenses to gay couples after two Superior Court judges declined to halt the weddings. The civil disobedience at City Hall has produced more than 2,600 marriages since Thursday as conservative groups consider higher court action.
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Chandler wins Kentucky House seat in GOP district
Democrat Ben Chandler defeated Republican Alice Forgy Kerr with 55 percent to 43 percent to capture the remainder of Gavine Fletcher's term in central Kentucky including Lexington and Frankfort. Chandler becomes the first Democrat since 1991 to win this Republican-held seat.
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Train derailment near Neyshabur sparks deadly blast in Iran
A runaway train carrying fuel and chemicals derailed near Neyshabur, causing a massive fire and explosion after hours. At least 400 injured, hundreds trapped, and many firefighters and officials among the dead in several muddy villages outside the ancient city 400 miles east of Tehran.
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Howard Dean exits presidential bid after winning 17 contests
Former Vermont governor Howard Dean ends his presidential campaign after a string of poor results in Iowa New Hampshire and Wisconsin and losing key unions backing. He vows to build a new organization while urging delegates to stay on and fight on in caucuses.
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Campbell seeks privacy ruling at Britain’s House of Lords
Naomi Campbell arrived at the Lords as her lawyers challenge a 2002 court ruling allowing the Daily Mirror to publish a photo of her leaving a Narcotics Anonymous meeting. The appeal targets privacy protections for celebrities amid past drug use disclosures.
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Man found dangling from ceiling in burglary attempt
Attala Abboushi reported a would be burglar stuck in a vent above a kitchen stove after breaking in during a Sunday incident. The suspect, who claimed to be trapped for four to five hours, faces breaking and entering charges as police suspect others entered through roofs in multiple burglaries.
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