Former DOJ official testifies on Gonzales review of events
Monica Goodling told House investigators that Alberto Gonzales sought to review her account of prosecutor firings just before her leave of absence. She said it felt inappropriate for them to discuss recollections together. Goodling admitted pondering the legality of assessing candidates’ party affiliations and said Deputy AG Paul McNulty knew more than he disclosed about White House involvement.
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Abortion foes accuse Dobson of misreading Supreme Court ruling
In a full page Gazette ad Colorado antiabortion leaders claim James Dobson mischaracterized the court ruling as a victory for abortion foes. They say the decision offers no authority to save any child and will push doctors toward less shocking late term methods. Carrie Gordon Earls, spokesman for Dobson, says no position change planned.
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House passes bill to curb gasoline price gouging penalties
The House approved a measure to outlaw gasoline price gouging with penalties up to 5.15 million dollars for companies and up to two million dollars and ten years in prison for individuals. The bill would create the first federal energy price gouging law and rely on FTC enforcement, with act serving only after a president declares an energy emergency.
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Iran defies UN demands with nuclear progress and shrinking insight
The IAEA reports notable advances in Iran's uranium enrichment and warns its knowledge of Iran's nuclear activities is shrinking. The findings, while not unexpected, could pave the way for new UN sanctions, the third set since December.
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Officials blame PKK for Ankara bombing in capital attack
Turkish officials blame Kurdish rebels for a suicide bombing in Ankara that killed six and wounded dozens. Prime Minister Erdogan suggested the PKK as a key suspect, warning the terrorist group could carry out similar attacks in major cities. The PKK offered no statement confirming or denying involvement.
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