Video game killer trial details emerge in St Augustine
In St Augustine Florida prosecutor testimony reveals defendant Michael Salas told a jail guard he had killed someone while seeking protective custody days after six victims were found and he showed no remorse. The court heard Salas wrote I killed someone on a custody form.
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June Wholesale Prices Jump 0.5 Percent
Wholesale prices rose 0.5 percent in June driven by food costs and higher energy prices. The report from the Labor Department heightened expectations of possible rate increases while investors awaited Ben Bernanke's congressional testimony for guidance.
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Congress
Bush to speak to NAACP after years of decline in invitations
President Bush will address the NAACP for the first time since his campaign era, with White House officials citing a moment of opportunity to tout his civil rights record and seek national unity. The NAACP holds its 97th annual gathering near the White House as relations improve under Bruce S. Gordon.
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Israel signals weeks long Lebanon offensive with ground fight possible
Israeli officials say the offensive against Hezbollah could last several weeks and may include ground forces into Lebanon. The conflict has killed over 260 and displaced 500,000 as international efforts to broker a cease-fire falter. Prime figures blame Iran and Syria. Bush and Olmert warn of a prolonged campaign. Major General Udi Adam expects the operation to continue for weeks.
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Doctor and two nurses charged in Katrina patient killings
Dr Anna Pou and two nurses at Memorial Medical Center in New Orleans were arrested on second degree murder charges for allegedly giving morphine and sedatives to four patients during the flood aftermath. Prosecutors say more arrests could follow as the case awaits grand jury review.
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Wal-Mart Critic Clashes Fuel Online War of Words
The dispute pits Wal-Mart and union critics on rival campaign sites. Wal-Mart funds a war room and two political style groups while unions launch WakeUpWalMart and PaidCritic of the Week target critics. The clash echoes Swift Boat style politics and features personal accusations.
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Swift Boat Veterans For Truth
UN reports deadly Iraqi May to June spike in civilian deaths
The United Nations says nearly 6,000 Iraqi civilians were killed in May and June amid rising sectarian violence. The UN Assistance Mission in Iraq cites lawlessness, assassinations, bombings, kidnappings, and mass displacement, with militants targeting teachers, judges, religious leaders, doctors, and even homosexuals.
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