Novak confirms Rove as source in Plame affair
Robert Novak states in a syndicated column that Karl Rove was a confirming source for Novak’s Plame leak story. The piece notes President Bush softened his vow to fire anyone involved as legal troubles for Rove mounted. The column places Rove at the center of the CIA officer leak saga amid changing White House stance.
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Oil prices jump to highs in May trade gap rise
Washington AP reports America's trade deficit widened in May as imported oil prices surged by the largest amount since 1990 ahead of war with Iraq. The Commerce Department put the deficit at $63.8 billion, revised from $63 billion, with year to date at a $763 billion annual rate, up 6.5 percent from last year.
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Spacewalkers lose Spatula test repair
NASA spacewalkers lost a spatula during a test in orbit but completed the main objective of testing a method to apply emergency patches to a shuttle heat shield. Discovery astronauts Piers Sellos and Michael Fossum demonstrated applying a special mixture to repair leading edges on shuttle mock-ups in a suitcase.
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Boston probes entire highway system after Big Dig collapse
Boston inspectors began reviewing the city's highway network after bolts loosened and gaps appeared in a Big Dig tunnel where 38 year old Milena Del Valle was killed by falling concrete. Authorities consider safety fixes and possible design flaws as two adjacent tunnels showed similar issues.
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Prime Minister vows India will defeat terror in Mumbai
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh praised Mumbai for its resilience after the killer train blasts that killed at least 200 and wounded more than 500. A senior investigator said links to a Kashmiri militant group were possible while a Foreign Ministry official urged Pakistan to dismantle terror networks.
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Gunmen slaughter Shiites at bus station in Muqdadiyah
Gunmen seized two dozen Shiites from a bus station in Muqdadiyah near Baghdad after separating them from the crowd. They killed them and dumped their bodies in a nearby village in a brazen attack that sparked calls for national reconciliation.
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