White House presses Pakistan over Taliban advance
The Obama administration voiced extreme concern as Taliban advances near Islamabad raised alarms about Pakistan's ability to combat militants. President Obama met with key aides and urged Pakistan to align a strategic plan with U S goals in Afghanistan, shifting focus westward from India to militant sanctuaries.
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Sebelius urged to withdraw nomination over abortion ties
Republican leaders demand more answers from Kathleen Sebelius as she faces questions about ties to late term abortion doctor George Tiller. Michael Steele says Obama should withdraw her nomination if concerns remain unresolved. The dispute follows Sebelius’ role as Kansas governor.
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Obama seeks credit-card protections
President Obama aims to pass a credit-card law eliminating hidden fees and sudden rate hikes. He met with industry executives to push for protections while preserving access to credit, outlining clear consumer protections and strict enforcement as Congress weighs new proposals.
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Massive South Carolina wildfire devastates Barefoot Resort area
A four mile wide blaze, South Carolina's largest in 30 years, destroyed about 70 homes and damaged 100 more near Barefoot Resort in Myrtle Beach. About 2,500 people evacuated and Route 17 remained a concern as authorities worked to contain the fire with no reported injuries.
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Obama to Release Dozens of Prison Abuse Photos
The Obama administration will publish about 44 photos and many more images from military investigations into abuses at U S prisons in Iraq and Afghanistan, not limited to Abu Ghraib, by May 28. The ACLU fought to obtain the images and says the photos show threats with weapons and intimidation by service members.
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