Roadside bomb kills two coalition soldiers in Afghanistan
A roadside bomb near a military vehicle in Nangarhar province eastern Afghanistan killed two U.S. led coalition soldiers during security operations. One soldier and an Afghan interpreter were wounded. Officials could not immediately identify nationalities. A separate attack also in eastern Afghanistan wounded three American soldiers in a coalition convoy. A third blast killed three people and wounded seven as explosives attached to a motorcycle detonated prematurely.
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Iraqi Leader Promises Security Plan Amid Kidnappings
Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki vows to push ahead with Baghdad security measures after a spate of abductions and grisly discoveries near the capital. Nine severed heads found in a village northeast of Baghdad heighten tensions as al Maliki says he is pursuing investigations and lengthy plans to curb sectarian violence.
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Senate panel scolds FBI over Anderson case probe
The Senate Judiciary Committee grilled FBI officials over the posthumous probe of columnist Jack Anderson and debated whether espionage laws could target journalists who publish classified material. Chairman Specter pressed for congressional action while Justice officials defended the law.
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Senate debate points to defeat for gay marriage ban amendment
President Bush appeals for passage as polls show Americans oppose both gay marriage and a constitutional ban. Senators McCain and Hatch voice skepticism while Boehner says House will vote next month. White House says marriage policy should be decided by constitutional process, not courts.
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