Wide-open race looms after New Hampshire primaries
Hillary Clinton and John McCain won in New Hampshire as Obama and Edwards remained factors. Richardson plans to withdraw after a fourth place finish. February 5 Super Tuesday looms with California New York New Jersey Illinois Missouri and Georgia among states voting.
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Father confesses to throwing four children from Alabama bridge
Lam Luong, 37, a shrimp fisherman, admitted he threw four children aged from a few months to three years off an 80 foot Dauphin Island bridge in Bayou la Batre Alabama. Four counts of capital murder were filed as divers, boats, and helicopters searched 100 square miles of water.
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CIA official seeks immunity before videotapes testimony
Former CIA official Jose Rodriguez waives testimony on the 2005 destruction of interrogation videotapes unless granted immunity. Rodriguez, ex head of the National Clandestine Service, is slated to appear January 16 before the House Intelligence Committee. defense cites ongoing criminal probe. The CIA confirmed the tapes were destroyed and the Bush era push for noninterference continues amid Justice Department investigations.
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Abuse of cold medicines tied to teen drug use
Government figures show about 3.1 million people aged 12 to 25 have used cough and cold medicine to get high. The 2006 survey by SAMHSA places this level with LSD use and higher than other drugs among youths, with over 5 percent misusing such medicines and often experimenting with illicit drugs.
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