Leaders Seem Unified Amid Divisions After Tri-Nation Summit
In Cancún three leaders Bush Fox and Harper hailed NAFTA gains and pledged new cooperation on energy and trade while lingering disputes surfaced over a Mexican murder probe two Canadian mothers and a lumber trade clash. A next trilateral meeting is planned in Canada.
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Dean calls Bush spying worse than Watergate
Former White House counsel John W. Dean told the Senate Judiciary Committee that President Bush's domestic spying surpasses Nixon era wrongdoing and urged censure or impeachment. Republicans rebutted the Watergate comparison as inappropriate while most Democrats remained cautious, noting ongoing Senate Intelligence Committee probes.
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Former DeLay aide guilty in fraud probe
Tony Rudy, a former deputy chief of staff to Rep. Tom DeLay, pled guilty to conspiracy in a bribery and lobbying fraud investigation. He agreed to aid prosecutors, aiding a probe that has already led to three convictions. The agreement notes Rudy worked with Ed Buckham, another former DeLay aide, now described as Lobbyist B.
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