Texas closes inquiry into Cheney hunting accident
Texas authorities conclude the investigation into Vice President Dick Cheney s hunting incident with no charges. President Bush defends Cheney s handling as strong, and the report supports Cheney s account of the event at a private Texas ranch. Harry Whittington remained in stable condition after pellet injuries and a mild heart attack.
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Preval Wins Haiti Presidency Amid protests and doubts
Haitians celebrate in Port au Prince after Rene Preval is declared winner in a vote marred by fraud charges and mass protests. Preval, an agronomist and former president, vows to fight for Parliament while delaying immediate fixes amid unemployment and Aristide resentments.
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White House loses ruling on surveillance documents
A federal judge orders the Bush administration to release documents on its warrantless surveillance program or state what is withheld. The ruling prompts debate on disclosure as lawmakers seek more information and possible legislation.
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U.N. chief urges U.S. close Guantanamo Bay prison
United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan urged Washington to close the Guantanamo Bay detention facility for terror suspects without delay. He backed a UN panel calling for end to perpetual detention and any practices that amount to torture, while the White House defended humane treatment of detainees.
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France accuses Iran of secretly building nuclear weapons
France on Thursday charged Iran with secretly manufacturing nuclear weapons and urged Tehran to suspend all enrichment activities. Iran denied the claim, while Douste-Blazy said no civilian program explains Iran’s program, calling it clandestine military research.
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