Jurors Fault Stewart Defense in ImClone Verdict
Jurors in Martha Stewart case say key witnesses persuaded them of guilt on all four counts including conspiracy and false statements. They found her stock sale to dodge loss credible and noted her attention to detail, while prosecutors offered a plea that could have reduced charges.
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Israeli raid kills at least 14 in Gaza camps
In a pre-dawn five hour assault, Israeli troops killed 14 Palestinians including three children and nine Hamas militants in Bureij and Nusseirat refugee camps near Gaza City. Dozens were wounded as tanks and helicopters backed by 30 armored vehicles patrolled the camps searching for explosives.
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Gunmen kill protesters in Haiti amid Aristide demand
In Port-au-Prince gunmen opened fire on thousands of demonstrators demanding Aristide’s prosecution, killing at least five protesters and a foreign journalist. U S Marines returned fire as tension deepened. Ricardo Ortega of Antena 3 was fatally wounded.
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Rights group accuses U S forces of civilian deaths in Afghanistan
Human Rights Watch warns that U S operations in Afghanistan caused excessive force and civilian casualties in raids in Paktia and Ghazni provinces. The report cites a farmer killed during a mistaken arrest and nine children killed when a warplane struck Ghazni. The Pentagon denies claims, saying procedures have improved.
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Greek conservatives win parliament elections in landslide
New Democracy led by Costas Karamanlis secured a strong lead over the Socialist PASOK, with exit polls showing about 47 percent to 41 percent. Prime Minister George Papandreou conceded defeat as Greece moves to shore up preparations for the summer Olympics with a caretaker government. Crowds celebrated in Athens with car horns, champagne, and fireworks under a full moon.
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