Bush pushes for veto clash over Iraq funding and withdrawal date
President Bush demanded war funding without strings while warning against a fixed withdrawal date. Speaker Pelosi urged calm as Congress nears a vote on legislation to start troop withdrawal within 120 days and set a March 31 2008 completion goal.
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Bernanke disputes recession risk amid market jitters
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told lawmakers he does not expect a recession, though Wall Street fears a pullback after hints on rate cuts. The Dow fell 96.93 points to 12,300.36 as investors digested the testimony amid housing and mortgage worries. Greenspan warned of a one in three chance of recession this year.
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Dozens killed in Tal Afar sectarian violence
In Tal Afar a Shiite militants and police rampage targeted Sunnis after truck explosions. authorities report about 70 stabbed in the head, 45 fatally wounded, with 18 police officers arrested. Sunni groups blame Shiite security forces, while U S and Iraqi officials pledge investigation amid rising sectarian tensions.
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Dinosaur extinction did not trigger mammal evolution study finds
A large evolutionary tree for mammals shows no surge in lineages among ancestors of living mammals after the dinosaur extinction 65 million years ago. Instead bursts occurred earlier and later, with many results ending as dead ends, per Nature and Ross MacPhee of the American Museum of Natural History.
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Mammal ancestors evolved in bursts around dinosaur extinction
Greg Wilson of the Denver Museum of Nature & Science says mammals did not surge at the dinosaur extinction but showed bursts of new species before and after that period, reshaping our view of early mammal history.
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Iran says Britain must prove sailors entered waters to resolve standoff
In Riyadh Iran's foreign minister Manouchehr Mottaki told AP Britain must admit its 15 sailors and marines entered Iranian waters to end the dispute. A video showed a female captive saying the group trespassed, drawing British condemnation and a freeze in many ties with Tehran.
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Zimbabwe opposition leader arrested as Mugabe attends regional crisis talks
In Harare police stormed the Movement for Democratic Change headquarters and arrested leader Morgan Tsvangirai hours before President Mugabe left for an emergency Southern Africa leaders meeting. Tsvangirai and others were detained amid a wave of violence that briefly hospitalized him.
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