Bush Says Domestic Spying Talks Good for Democracy
President Bush welcomed congressional hearings into the domestic spying program stating they are good for democracy as long as they do not reveal secrets to the enemy. He defended legality and rejected halting talks despite concerns.
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Climate change linked to frog extinctions in tropics study
A Latin American and U S team report in Nature that rising tropical temperatures have driven the disappearance of about 65 amphibian species in Central and South America since 1980. Lead author J Alan Pounds of the Tropical Science Center Costa Rica notes warmer conditions enable the deadly chytrid fungus to spread, accelerating declines.
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Tropics
Alito Defends Record at Heated Supreme Court Hearing
Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito faced sharp questions from Democrats over his record and views. He stated he would be himself if confirmed and rejected claims tied to the Con cerned Alumni of Princeton. His wife Martha Ann Bomgardner showed emotion as the tense day closed.
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Grassley Declares Victory in Alito Confirmation Hearing
Senator Grassley of Iowa declared victory over Democrats in the Alito Supreme Court confirmation process. He used his questioning time to praise Alito while Democrats pressed on abortion rights and ethics concerns. A committee vote by 10 Republicans and eight Democrats was anticipated next week, followed by a full Senate vote.
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Seven year old leads police in Tennessee town
In Shelbyville Tennessee a 7 year old boy stole his parents pickup and drove seven miles before stopping at a home. Police believed a drunken driver initially. The boy said he wanted to get his license and followed traffic rules.
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