Britain and Germany press U S on CIA operations
European leaders demand clarification from the United States over alleged CIA rendition flights and secret prisons in Europe. British foreign secretary Straw wrote to Condoleezza Rice seeking answers while Angela Merkel urged Washington in a major policy address. EU officials warn of sanctions if prisons exist in member states and investigations proceed.
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British researchers report weakening of ocean currents
British oceanographers survey the Atlantic from Africa to the Bahamas and find a 30 percent slowdown in the overall water movement over five decades. They identify a reduced flow of cold water returning south, signaling a weakening system that transports heat to Europe.
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Judge Bars Christian Prayers in Indiana House Sessions
Federal Judge David Hamilton ruled the Indiana House may not open sessions with Christian prayers or invoke Jesus Christ, deeming such invocations an official endorsement of the Christian religion. The ruling directs lawmakers to drop Christian terms in prayers.
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U S Iraq Launch Joint Operation West of Baghdad
U S and Iraqi forces begin a joint sweep in Hit area western Baghdad to clear insurgents while 33 suspects are rounded up in southern Baghdad. The Hai Al Becker region is cited as a suspected al Qaida base for car bombs and foreign fighters. Five Western hostages are urged released as a humanitarian gesture.
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U S military faced questions over paid Iraqi stories
The Pentagon backed a program claimed to counter insurgent misinformation by funding favorable Iraqi newspaper pieces though officials called the approach troubling. Lt. Col. Barry Johnson defended factual content while Defense Secretary spokesman Bryan Whitman said an inquiry would assess alignment with department principles.
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