Musharraf Allows Geo TV Return With Censorship Pact
President Pervez Musharraf lifted the blackout on Geo TV after 79 days, restoring its signal nationwide but tying the network to a pledge not to criticize him, the military, foreign policy, or judiciary. Five hosts remain blacklisted from cable airings.
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Attempted murder charge follows fight over cigarette
A Chicago man, Dante Richardson, 25, was arrested and charged with attempted murder after striking his girlfriend’s father, Arthur McKnight, with a Chevrolet Cavalier during a dispute over a Newport cigarette. Richardson fled the scene after the hit-and-run on Jan. 7.
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Clinton Obama clash in heated South Carolina debate
Clinton and Obama traded accusations of distortion and political gain as they sparred over Iraq policy and Bill Clinton's role. Edwards urged civility as the three pressed positions five days before the South Carolina primary.
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Republicans Launch 8 Day Florida Campaign Blitz
Republicans push an eight day, bilingual TV ad blitz and multiple appearances across Florida with a focus on South Florida. McCain visits Little Havana and Miami to capitalize on momentum from New Hampshire and South Carolina wins as Romney and Giuliani campaign in the region targeting Jewish voters and deli venues.
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Israel Eases Gaza Blockade for One Day
Israel will permit a one day influx of diesel fuel and medicine into Gaza in response to a UN warning that aid could be suspended. Prime Minister Olmert defended the blockade saying residents cannot live comfortably while rockets strike southern Israel.
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Global stocks plunge as U S worries hit markets
World shares fell sharply after Wall Street declines and investor pessimism about a U S stimulus plan. Markets in Britain France Germany and Asia dropped, with India and Canada posting steep declines as Brazil also slid.
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Bombing at Iraq funeral kills 18 near Tikrit
A suicide bomber struck a funeral in Hajar village north of Baghdad killing 18 as residents and officials reported the assault bore al Qaida signs. The target appeared to be Ahmed Abdullah deputy governor for Salahuddin province. he survived.
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