Iraq clashes leave soldiers killed as elections near
In a Ramadan attack near Baghdad a weapon in a dates truck exploded wounding 26 and injuring 34 others. Three American soldiers died in separate incidents in Baghdad and Beiji while 10 militants were killed near the Syrian border. The toll since Thursday reached eight U.S. deaths with 2,015 Americans killed since March 2003. President Bush urged perseverance and progress toward training Iraqi forces and stabilizing the country amid low public support.
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Bush seeks path to recovery after tumultuous week
After a dismal week, President Bush faces a test of leadership as Harriet Miers withdraws from the Supreme Court, the Iraq death toll passes 2000, and Scooter Libby is indicted. Rifts widen within the GOP amid stalled domestic agendas and lingering public anger over Katrina and the war. Bush pledges to push Katrina funding, renew the Patriot Act, and ready for potential pandemics while highlighting Iraq gains and economic growth to shore up support.
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Afghan Election Toll Rises as Deaths Mark Week of Violence
A U S paratrooper and a British soldier died in attacks as Afghanistan awaited final results from last month's elections amid ongoing bloodshed. Over the week 23 people were killed including militants and civilians. organizers prepared to release the final list of legislators, though fraud doubts linger.
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Bush to unveil superflu strategy at NIH briefing
The Bush administration will reveal its national plan to combat the next super flu with early infection detection and isolation measures. Governors and mayors face duties on deploying stockpiled vaccines as Bush visits NIH to outline prep, stockpiling drugs, and potential Asian bird flu threats.
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Congress receives low ethics and honesty ratings in poll
An AP Ipsos poll finds only one third of Americans rate Congress ethics and honesty positively while 45 percent rate them poorly and 21 percent see them as neither good nor poor. The report notes ongoing ethics probes involving Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist and Rep. Tom DeLay and mentions DeLay's disclosure failure regarding legal defense contributions.
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