Iran halted nuclear weapons program per U S intelligence findings
U S intelligence agencies conclude Iran halted its nuclear weapons program in 2003 and is unlikely to produce enough highly enriched uranium for a bomb before 2009 at the earliest. The National Intelligence Estimate notes Tehran remains open to developing weapons but is more responsive to international pressure than prior views.
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Holidays spike heart attack danger in December and January
Washington health experts warn heart attack season peaks in December and January due to rich meals alcohol and stress. Denial delays ER visits as patients worry about holiday plans and travel. Hospitals report weekend spikes with strained resources and calls for rapid treatment to save heart muscle.
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Iraq uses state TV to tout refugee return amid political critique
Baghdad reports a government backed return of refugees to the capital as officials film a staged homecoming on Iraqiya TV. Critics say the campaign seeks credit for security gains while warning of risks from renewed refugee movements and delayed reforms. The state offers transport, convoy protection, and $600 per family to aid resettlement.
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European monitors condemn Russian election as unfair
European bodies the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and the OSCE warned that Russia's parliamentary vote, won by United Russia, failed to meet international democratic standards. They accused authorities of merging state and party power, restricting political competition and abusing resources and media coverage. Putin praised the results at a Moscow suburb factory.
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Housing deal near on foreclosures aid under Paulson
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said a freeze on mortgage rates to aid at risk homeowners was close. Officials noted length of the freeze as a remaining issue while talks with banks investors and consumer groups continued at a national housing conference. An estimated 2 million subprime loans were slated to reset by end of 2008, raising payments about 350 per month.
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