Car bomb kills 22 in Baghdad in Shiite district blast
Police said a remote detonated car bomb in Dora Baghdad killed 22 shoppers and wounded 28 in a Shiite area. The attack followed another deadly day with at least eight killed and 30 wounded across Baghdad in bombings and shootings.
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Bush says ports deal to go forward despite protests
President Bush pressed ahead with the Dubai Ports World deal, insisting the six US ports will be acquired by DP World and that the transaction will not threaten national security. Senate and House Republicans urged review or delay, while governors and lawmakers pressed for more scrutiny and possible legislation.
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Supreme Court debate on federal partial-birth abortion ban
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on reinstating a federal partial-birth abortion ban on conservative Justice Alito's first day, with predictions of a potential tie-breaking vote. The case revisits a 5-4 2000 ruling that struck down a similar state law, and opposition argues health exceptions are essential.
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Rumsfeld retracts claim on planting Iraqi stories
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said the Pentagon is reviewing its practice of paying to plant stories in the Iraqi press and he misstated that it had been stopped. He indicated he was correctly informed it was under review, not necessarily halted.
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