Iran accuses U S of intolerable election meddling
Iran denounces U S meddling as intolerable amid post election dispute. Opposition crowds again flood Tehran streets for a third day as Tehran summons the Swiss ambassador to protest perceived Western interference. State media quote officials calling interference intolerable while Washington says it will refrain from judging Iran's internal affairs.
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White House rejects Iran meddling charge in Iran vote dispute
The White House dismisses Iran's claim of U.S. meddling. Spokesman Gibbs says Obama has kept a steady tone on Iran’s presidential election dispute while Tehran faces arrests and calls for removal of online material.
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Consumer fears spark Zicam safety backlash across the nation
David Richardson of Greensboro among hundreds blaming Zicam Cold Remedy for loss of smell. FDA orders three Zicam products off the market and warns consumers not to use them while Matrixx Initiatives defends safety and negotiates refunds and lawsuits amid years of claims and settlements.
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Matrixx Initiatives
Scottsdale, Ariz
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Russia and China urge North Korea back to talks
Moscow and Beijing issued a joint appeal urging North Korea to return to the six party talks over its nuclear program. The statement came amid rising tensions after Pyongyang's threats and a new round of U.N. sanctions.
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Senate health care overhaul moves forward amid cost concerns
The Senate began drafting a broad health care bill led by Kennedy's panel while Finance delays, cost estimates and partisan friction threaten timing. The measure aims to curb rising costs, expand subsidies, and introduce exchanges for individuals and small businesses, with significant uninsured still projected.
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D-Mont
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R-Ariz
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