Attacks In Iraq Kill Policemen as Rockets Hit Green Zone
Insurgents fire a rocket at the U.S. led coalition in Baghdad while gunmen kill seven Iraqi policemen west of the capital. A senior Iraqi official blames al Qaida for many recent bombings. Three U.S. soldiers remain missing after a Mosul helicopter crash, as coalition troops search the Tigris for the pair of pilots. U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan plans to send experts to assess Iraq elections viability this summer. An Iraqi man dies when stepping on a roadside bomb in a Baghdad suburb injuring others.
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White House retreats on Iraq weapons claim
The White House shifts from earlier assertions that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction after David Kay concluded Saddam Hussein had no stockpiles. Kay will testify to the Senate Armed Services Committee as Bush reframes the war as part of a broader fight against terrorism.
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New Hampshire Primary Sees Tight Finish Talk
Democrats clash over dirty tricks and elitism as the New Hampshire primary ends. Dean leads or co-leads with Kerry in polls while Edwards Clark and Lieberman trail, amid a crowded field and stamina tests ahead of Feb 3 contests. Connie Mackey comments on voters' indecision.
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Storms bring heavy snow and ice across eastern U S
Two winter storms paralyzed the eastern half of the nation with snow sleet and freezing rain causing at least 35 deaths. Duluth Minnesota logged 24.8 inches while tens of thousands faced outages and flight delays as ice felled power lines.
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Supreme Court weighs end to executions of juveniles
The Supreme Court will decide if executing defendants who were 17 or younger at the time of murder violates the Constitution. The case follows the 1989 ruling allowing 16 and 17 year olds to be sentenced to death, with evolving views and several states now banning juvenile executions.
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High tech degree not a guaranteed path to jobs for seniors
Rutgers and other campuses report tightening job markets as offshore outsourcing to India, China and other nations reduces U.S. opportunities. Experts note stronger hiring in finance, health care, advertising and government as graduates face a slower tech job market despite rising overall college employment projections.
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