Hazardous Device Kills 47 at Baghdad Army Center
A car rigged with 300 to 500 pounds of hazardous material exploded near an Iraq army recruitment center in western Baghdad, killing 47 and wounding 55. The blast follows a separate roadside device that killed two American soldiers, heightening tensions ahead of the June 30 power handover.
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Justice Scalia defends hunting trip with Cheney
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia rejects claims he should recuse from a case involving Vice President Dick Cheney. He says the duck hunting trip was a government matter and not a private suit, and that socializing with executive branch officials does not create a conflict.
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Bush calls for global halt to weapon enrichment race
President Bush urged nations to bar the spread of weapons of mass destruction and halt enrichment and reprocessing of nuclear material. He named Abdul Qadeer Khan's network as supplying centrifuge tech to North Korea, Libya, and Iran, and warned the world against allowing regimes to threaten with dangerous arms. The speech at the National Defense University stressed tougher action and unity, amid disputes with North Korea over highly enriched uranium.
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