Oil exports to resume in Iraq after attacks
Insurgent damage crippling Iraqs infrastructure threatens partial crude exports this weekend with full restoration hoped by next week. Analysts warn renewed attacks could spark higher prices amid tight spare capacity as heating season nears.
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First constitution adopted for reunited European Union
EU leaders approve the first constitution for the reunified bloc detailing voting rules and member rights for 25 nations. They toast with Champagne as Irish Foreign Minister Brian Cowan hails a new era, while the selection of a new EU Commission president is delayed amid ongoing disagreements.
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Insurgents strike Baghdad multiple attacks kill and wound
Insurgents launched two deadly attacks in Baghdad on Friday killing an American soldier and wounding a civilian contractor at a U S base while injuring three U S troops in a separate ambush. The violence followed car bombings and clashes in Buhriz and Samarra as Iraq readies sovereignty transfer.
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Putin says Russia warned U.S. of planned Iraqi attacks
In Astana Putin said Russian intelligence informed Washington before the Iraq war that Saddam Hussein's regime planned attacks in the United States and abroad. He added Russia did not have evidence of actual attacks or involvement by Saddam. He noted Bush thanked a Russian intelligence leader but offered no details on the impact on the invasion.
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Ladies Night bill clears New Jersey Assembly
In Trenton the Assembly unanimously approved a bill to legalize promotions that charge women lower drink prices at bars and restaurants, overturning a prior ruling that Ladies Night violated civil rights laws. The sponsor said it defies common sense to view Ladies Night otherwise.
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