Geraldo Rivera Apologizes for Iraq Reporting Rules Breach
Geraldo Rivera, a Fox News reporter, apologized on Fox television for breaking Pentagon embedded reporting rules by disclosing troop movements near Troq with the 101st Airborne. He said the network voluntarily withdrew to Kuwait to review the incident and stressed the breach was inadvertent and no one was hurt.
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Shooting in Baytown Leaves Man Shot on Porch
Baytown police investigated two Sunday morning shootings. Robert Tackett, 60, was found on his Derek Drive porch with a face wound after a dispute with his 44-year-old common law wife who allegedly used a .22 caliber gun. He was treated and released. he did not press charges as police continued inquiries.
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War: U S forces face last-ditch Iraqi defense near Baghdad
Kurds report 18 of their own killed in a mistaken air strike. Allied forces seized a Saddam palace complex, and Marines entered a palatial ground near Baghdad. U S troops tightened positions around the capital while advancing on Karbala and probing a suspected training camp.
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NBC correspondent David Bloom dies reporting Iraq war
NBC News correspondent David Bloom 39 died Sunday near Baghdad after collapsing from a pulmonary embolism while traveling with U.S. troops. He reported from the Iraqi desert amid sand storms and explosions. Bloom, a native of Edina Minnesota, lived in New York with wife Melanie and three daughters.
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Bills: Medicaid cuts threaten county health costs and jobs
Tens of thousands could lose Medicaid services under CHIP cuts prompting more uninsured patients to rely on county hospitals. Bexar and Harris counties warn of higher indigent care costs and potential tax increases as state cuts hit prenatal, mental health, and criminal justice programs, with lawmakers debating tax impacts.
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