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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2008
Page
16
District of Columbia Mayor Adrian Fenty announces new firearms regulations following the Supreme Court ruling overturning the city's ban on handgun ownership. Police Chief Cathy Lanier listens during the briefing in Washington.
The District of Columbia Council unanimously passed emergency gun laws allowing residents to apply for handgun permits this week. The bill aligns with a Supreme Court ruling striking down the citys 32 year ban and permits home possession for self defense with under 12 rounds.
The House voted 238 to 180 to send Rep. Dennis Kucinichs single impeachment article to the Judiciary Committee. The panel will hold hearings but will not pursue Bush impeachment, focusing instead on impeachment grounds for war in Iraq.
The downturn accelerates as wholesale inflation climbs 9.2 percent year over year through June amid high gas and food prices. Retail sales slump to their weakest in four months while banks and automakers face renewed pressure. Fed Chair Bernanke warns of numerous difficulties as rate cuts continue and Bush urges confidence in the financial system.
A hidden-camera video released by Omar Khadr’s lawyers shows the 16-year-old sobbing and calling for his mother during Canadian intelligence questioning in 2003. The material portrays Khadr pleading for help and revealing wounds, while arguing with agents over medical care and his fate at Guantanamo Bay.
Belgium's Prime Minister Yves Leterme is photographed in his Brussels office. The image captures him seated at his desk with government papers in view, reflecting the ongoing political scene in Belgium.
Belgium's government fell after failing to bridge a deep split over self-rule for Dutch and French speakers. King Albert II opened talks with lawmakers as Premier Yves Leterme's resignation remains in caretaker status amid a constitutional crisis rooted in consensus politics.
In London Abdulla Ahmed Ali, 27, is described by his lawyer Nadine Radford as having planned to release anti Western videos and detonate explosives to push political change. The defense argues the schemes were childish acts rather than murder conspiracies.
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