Karzai Leaves White House With No Troop Promise
Afghan President Hamid Karzai exits the White House amid strains with the United States over control of thousands of American troops and no pledges on repatriating prisoners. Senate workers prepare for an all night session as centrists strike a deal to limit filibusters on Bush judicial nominees.
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Abortion Case To Be Heard By Supreme Court This Fall
The Supreme Court said it would hear a New Hampshire parental notification law case this fall. The move comes as Chief Justice Rehnquist's health and Senate battles over Bush nominees cast uncertainty on the court.
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Iraq conflict toll rises amid deadly Baghdad and Mosul attacks
A wave of car bombings and insurgent assaults across Iraq kills at least 49 people and wounds over 130 including a senior general in Baghdad. Four US soldiers die in combat in the north with a fifth in an accident, as authorities tally casualties since late April. The heaviest strikes hit Tal Afar and a Shiite mosque in Mahmoudiya, targeting police, a community leader’s home, and civilians.
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U.S
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Washington
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Car Bombings Across Iraq Kill Dozens in Multiple Cities
Insurgents detonated devices in several Iraqi cities including near a police hub and a restaurant in Talibia. At least eight killed and more than 80 injured as victims were rushed to Baghdad hospitals. Restaurant owner and witnesses describe the blast and chaos amid ongoing attacks.
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Girl buried alive in trash bin rescued in Florida
An eight year old girl found seven hours after being reported missing was buried beneath rocks and concrete blocks inside a 30 gallon recycling bin. She told a friend the attacker loomed over her before she blacked out and awoke to rescuers. A teenage boy faces attempted murder charges.
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Estee Lauder names Gwyneth Paltrow as new face
Gwyneth Paltrow signs multiyear contract to appear in Estee Lauder global print and TV ads beginning this holiday season for Pleasures. She pledges pride in joining a brand with deep roots in classic American beauty culture.
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Palestinian Election Delay Clouds Hamas-Fatah Rift
The Palestinian Election Commission postponed parliamentary polls planned for July 17 citing the need for more time after an election law dispute between President Mahmoud Abbas and parliament. The delay signals heightened tensions between Hamas and Fatah over district and party-state seat allocations.
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Talcum powder trains dogs warn of cocaine detection failure
Police say sniffer dogs trained on talcum powder failed to detect cocaine after three months of training. Victoria Assistant Commissioner Paul Evans announced retraining will be required as authorities adapt to the powder in training samples.
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