Harry Potter fans flock to stores for Half Blood Prince
Fans across Britain queued for midnight sales of the 600 plus page novel Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. J K Rowling read an excerpt in Edinburgh while London venues reported large crowds despite security concerns after the July 7 attacks.
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Court upholds EPA stance on greenhouse gases
The U S Court of Appeals for the D C Circuit backs EPA's decision not to regulate carbon dioxide under the Clean Air Act. A coalition of 12 states and environmental groups had urged action for public health concerns. The ruling preserves Bush administration authority until Congress acts. California AG office says appeal possible to the Supreme Court.
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White House narrows search for O Connor successor
Bush aides focus on women and minority jurists to find a nominee who would fit the conservative reading of the Constitution. Chief Justice Rehnquist’s illness delays the choice, leaving O Connor's seat as the near term priority. Public speculation centers on whether the pick will be a woman or a minority.
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