Bush warns Congress on abortion policy veto threat
President Bush cautioned Democratic leaders that any effort to weaken federal abortion funding limits will be vetoed. White House officials said the message, sent to Speaker Pelosi and Majority Leader Reid, aims to block abortion amendments from being added to spending bills.
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Giuliani says Saddam paid for brutal life in Iraq
In Cedar Rapids Iowa Giuliani says Saddam Hussein earned eternal punishment for his acts while praising Bush war on terrorism. He contrasts Saddam with Donald Rumsfeld noting Rumsfeld is alive writing a book as Saddam was hanged after the war.
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NRA opposes gun sales ban undermining liberties
The NRA urges Attorney General Gonzales to withdraw support for a Lautenberg bill to bar suspected terrorists from buying firearms. The group warns the measure could grant arbitrary denial of Second Amendment rights based on mere suspicions of threat.
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Climate plan on the table for crucial global talks
World officials gather in Bangkok with a 1,000 page IPCC assessment calling for major emission cuts and a shift to renewable energy. It warns of severe warming if not acted, cites costs and politics from the United States and China, and outlines scenarios with gains and risks through 2030.
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Rice and Iranian: No spring thaw in chilly talks
At Sharm el-Sheik the top diplomats from the United States and Iran avoided a face to face encounter during a conference on Iraq's future. Condoleezza Rice and Manouchehr Mottaki did not request a meeting, citing lack of planning and political will on both sides.
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Iraq Gains Promises at Summit but Debt Frustrates Baghdad
Baghdad left the two day conference with Arab states pledging to curb foreign fighters aiding the insurgency while Sunni neighbors demand reforms and debt relief remains elusive. Iraqi PM Nouri al Maliki warned that unmet promises could end further meetings as regional suspicions linger. Meanwhile in Vienna a chimpanzee named Hiasl seeks legal personhood to obtain donations and guardians, a case argued by Eberhart Theuer for the Association Against Animal Factories.
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