Obama rails at GOP as election stakes rise in New Hampshire
In Nashua, President Obama clashes with Republicans over political timing and governing duties. He accuses GOP of acting for self interest, warns against “business as usual” while Democrats fear losses. White House weighs tougher, pointed rhetoric to define opponents.
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Haiti aid bottlenecks amid violence and unrest
U N warns of rising instability in Haiti as aid piles up but cannot reach the field due to bottlenecks at Port-au-Prince facilities. Graft and violence hamper delivery. residents vent frustration while planes, piers, and routes face backlogs and security risks.
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Missionaries questioned by Haitian judge over border with orphans
A Haitian magistrate questioned five American Baptist women and later five men after they were detained attempting to move a busload of disaster zone orphans across the Haiti Dominican border. Officials say prosecutors will decide on charges amid concerns of child trafficking. Prime Minister Bellerive noted possible US prosecution.
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Iran leader proposes prisoner swap for U.S. hikers
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad floated exchanging three American hikers held in Tehran for unspecified Iranians imprisoned in the United States. He said talks are ongoing with U.S. officials as hope rises for broader prisoner releases. The hikers Shane Bauer Sarah Shourd and Josh Fataltal were detained after crossing into Iran from Iraq.
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Iran ready to ship uranium abroad for enrichment
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Iran will send its low enriched uranium to a third country for further enrichment. He told state TV there would be no problem returning the fuel after it is enriched to 20 percent, signaling a potential shift in Tehran’s stance.
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Cadmium Found In Adult Jewelry From Major Retailers
California CEH reports testing shows cadmium in adult jewelry from Saks Fifth Avenue Aeropostale and others with pieces made in China and India. A pink breast cancer charm bracelet from Catherine’s was pulled nationwide. CEH plans legal action to ban cadmium in all jewelry.
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