Bush pushes plan bypassing leaders for Mideast peace
Washington urges Israelis and Palestinians to pursue a peace framework that seeks major territorial concessions by Israel. The move marks a shift after weeks of dismissing private talks and signals pressure on Prime Minister Sharon to advance a U.S. backed road map.
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Naval Academy gay alumni chapter gains support in push
Naval Academy graduates including Jeff Petrie lead a campaign to form an official gay and lesbian alumni chapter, a first for a U S service academy. The 29 members seek to support gay midshipmen despite the Don t ask don t tell policy, with most members no longer in service.
Ex-dictator Rios Montt faces Guatemala presidential ballot
Guatemala continues to grapple with civil conflict remnants as voters prepare for a weekend election. General Efrain Rios Montt, accused of human rights abuses, trails in polls but supporters rally amid violence that erupted in July after court officials attempted to block his candidacy following the 1982 coup.
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U S bombs Tikrit as residents fear insurgent links
Overnight air strikes on Saddam Hussein’s hometown shake Tikrit. Residents describe red skies, screaming children, and widespread destruction amid U S 4th Infantry Division raids. Locals call the Americans terrorists and mercenaries, deepening anti U S sentiment and reshaping local sectarian dynamics.
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CIA reports North Korea may possess a nuclear weapon without testing
The CIA told Congress that North Korea likely validated its nuclear designs via conventional explosive tests since the 1980s. Analysts estimate Pyongyang may already hold one or two simple fission weapons, potentially detonation by a shaped shell around a plutonium core. The DIA and State Department similarities note uncertain internal dynamics and possible successors to Kim Jong Il.
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Simpson in ABC deal builds on Newlyweds reality cast
Jessica Simpson, 23, reaches an ABC development deal for a comedy while renewing her Newlwyeds: Nick & Jessica for a second season with Nick Lachey. ABC Entertainment President Susan Lyne cites Simpson s infectious energy and cross platform fan base.
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