EU and HRW to Probe CIA Secret Prisons in Europe
The European Union and the Council of Europe will investigate reports of CIA detention sites in eastern Europe and beyond. Red Cross seeks access to prisoners as HRW cites flight logs linking transports to Poland and Romania, amid denials from involved nations.
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Bush job approval slips to 37 percent in AP-Ipsos poll
President Bush faces the lowest approval in his presidency amid Iraq War concerns and a bungled Supreme Court nomination. The AP-Ipsos poll shows 37 percent approval, 59 percent disapproval, with strong disapproval at 42 percent.
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Bush arrives for conference in Argentina
President Bush visits Mar del Plata for the Summit of the Americas amid protests and rising regional doubt. Analysts say he aims to address jobs trade poverty and democracy while critics link U S policy to the Iraq war and growing mistrust.
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Merck Cleared in Vioxx Heart Attack Case in New Jersey
A New Jersey jury found Merck & Co. properly warned about Vioxx risks and not liable for a heart attack suffered by a user. It marks Merck’s first Vioxx win among about 7,000 lawsuits after the drug removal for links to heart events. a Texas trial had ruled liability previously.
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Mike” Humeston
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Senate Sets Alito Hearings for January
The Republican Senate will open hearings January 9 on Judge Samuel Alito for the Supreme Court with five days of sessions. A committee vote is planned January 17 and the full Senate vote January 20, amid concerns of potential filibuster.
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