Obama urges Iran to halt violent and unjust crackdown
President Obama called on Iran's government to stop violent actions against protesters and to respect rights to assembly and free speech. He urged governance through consent, not coercion, and said the world watches the Iranian response as clashes and arrests continued after the June elections.
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Apple CEO Jobs reportedly undergoes liver transplant
Reports from The Wall Street Journal and CNBC indicate Apple co founder and CEO Steve Jobs received a liver transplant two months ago in Tennessee and is recovering well. Apple spokesman Steve Dowling repeated that Jobs expects to return to duties at the end of June while stock markets react to health rumors.
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Reporter escapes Taliban captivity in Pakistan after seven months
New York Times reporter David Rohde and Afghan colleague Tahir Ludin escaped from captors in North Waziristan by climbing over a wall. They reached a Pakistani army base then flew to Bagram, while US officials did not confirm carrier details. Clinton praised Pakistan and Afghanistan for help in securing Rohde's safe return.
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