Lindh pleads guilty sparing life in Taliban case
John Walker Lindh, American-born fighter with the Taliban, pleads guilty to two felonies in a surprise deal that caps his prison term at 20 years and ensures cooperation with terrorism investigations. The agreement ends a weekend of talks and moves sentencing to October 4.
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Senate backs sweeping corporate accountability bill
The Senate approved a 97 to 0 vote on a bipartisan corporate accountability bill, aiming at fraud penalties and tighter accounting oversight. President Bush urged swift enactment before the summer recess as House and Senate negotiators move to reconcile differences with the House bill.
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Boy shot at gun show dies after head wound
In Norcross Georgia a 13 year old boy died after being shot in the head while with his father Stephen King of Prattville Alabama at a gun show. The shooting which may have been accidental left authorities unsure of weapon ownership. The boy died after surgery in Atlanta.
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