Bush to address transfer of government in Iraq
President Bush will outline steps and timing for transferring political control in Iraq at the Army War College in Carlisle Barracks. Critics demand concrete plans while polls show low approval amid reports of inmate abuse and ongoing violence.
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Energy prices rise as oil shocks tax U.S. economy
Consumers and businesses face higher energy costs with oil hitting near record levels. Analysts warn sustained price spikes could trigger a recession, as Saudi Arabia boosts output but the impact won’t reach the U.S. until mid July. Higher fuel costs push up taxi fares, air travel, and delivery prices.
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Cellular customers can port numbers as they switch carriers
About 2.6 million wireless users have switched since Nov. 24 per the FCC. More than 217,000 moved from landline to wireless, while 5,400 shifted from cell to landline. Providers advise bringing the last bill and old phone to ensure porting matches and can transfer data. Expected turnarounds vary from 2.5 hours to 48 hours, with remaining balances due to the old carrier. Noted by AP.
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