Miller and Times clash over alleged mislead in CIA leak case
Judith Miller and The New York Times exchange sharp public criticisms after a staff memo from Executive Editor Bill Keller accusing Miller of misled statements regarding a leak about Valerie Plame. Miller denies the accusation insisting she did not mislead anyone.
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Group studying cougars in Midwest
In Illinois near the Mississippi River Kenny Tharp found a 98 pound cougar while deer hunting marking the second confirmed sighting in over a century and within five years of the first. Reports of mountain lions have risen in the Midwest prompting a nationwide effort to document their presence in middle America. The Cougar Network based in Concord Massachusetts leads the evidence gathering.
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Midwest
Middle America
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Mass
Judge's handling of DeLay case questioned
State District Judge Bob Perkins returned from a long vacation to oversee conspiracy and money laundering charges against U S Representative Tom DeLay. DeLay’s lawyers moved to recuse Perkins citing his donations to Democratic campaigns and groups including John Kerry and MoveOn.
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U.S. Forces Kill 20 Iraq Insurgents Near Syria Border
U S forces and warplanes killed 20 insurgents while destroying safehouses near the Syrian border in Husaybah. Four American service members died, bringing U S deaths since March 2003 to 1,996. Iraqi election officials said no significant fraud found in the constitutional referendum as final counts await in coming days.
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Husaybah
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Ninevah
Miers Faces Rough Road in Senate Confirmation Fight
In Washington McConnell era, former senator Miers seeks patience from skeptical Republicans as she campaigns for confirmation to the Supreme Court. Key lawmakers express mixed views with Specter and Leahy flagging questionnaire and record issues while Coats urges hearings.
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India and Pakistan propose cross border aid camps in Kashmir quake zone
India and Pakistan propose establishing aid camps along the Kashmir border to help earthquake victims. India envisions three camps with food water and tents, while Pakistan offers five points and ease of crossing for travelers with proper documents. Saad Hariri urged an international tribunal and praised the UN investigation into Rafik Hariri’s assassination.
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Woman in West Bank raid hid grenade under baby
In Assira a-Shimaliya near Nablus a Palestinian woman Aziza Jawabra was found with a hand grenade under her baby during a raid. Soldiers arrested five fugitives including Jawabra’s husband Lt. Col. Arik Chen said 22 pounds of explosives were found in a suitcase. Authorities link such findings to militant activity and civilian risk.
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West Bank
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Assira a-Shimaliya
Jawabra
Arik Chen
Associated Press
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