Anatomy of a lie in South Carolina governor saga
In Columbia the six bronze stars on the State House recall Civil War scars as Governor Mark Sanford endures a bruising year of scandal. After veto overrides on payday lending and a federal stimulus fight, Sanford vanishes prompting speculation of hiking plans a passport mystery and a broader cover story about his whereabouts.
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GOP leader calls for Sanford's resignation in SC
South Carolina Republican Glenn McCall urged Gov. Mark Sanford to resign after revealing a yearlong affair with a mistress in Argentina. McCall, a Republican National Committee member and county chairman, said Sanford should be held to GOP accountability and standards.
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Farrah Fawcett Dies After Battle With Cancer
Los Angeles AP Farrah Fawcett the Charlie’s Angels star dies at 62 after a lengthy cancer struggle in a Santa Monica hospital. Ryan O’Neal and Alana Stewart were at her side as the public figure known for her 1970s feathered hair and later serious roles is mourned.
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Senator Baucus says $1 trillion health bill possible
A bipartisan group of senators pursuing health care reform said they could craft a fully paid for bill near the $1 trillion target. Sen Max Baucus, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, urged reporters that options exist to write a $1 trillion bill, while Republicans argued no outlines were agreed.
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Supreme Court rules strip search of Arizona student illegal
In a 8-1 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that Safford Middle School officials violated 13 year old Savana Reddings Fourth Amendment rights by strip searching her for ibuprofen. The ruling held the search excessive and not justified by any danger or risk to other students. Justice Souter wrote for the majority while Justice Thomas dissented saying the search was reasonable.
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