Schwarzenegger Admits Behaving Badly Ahead of Recall
California political campaign heats up as Arnold Schwarzenegger apologizes for “behaving badly sometimes” amid fresh groping accusations from six women. He pledges to prove he is a champion for women as voters head toward the recall election. The Times reported incidents dating from 1975 to 2000.
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House votes to block overtime pay rule changes
The House approved 221 to 203 to oppose administration overtime rule changes, signaling House stance in negotiations on a 137.6 billion health education and labor funding bill. Senate action mirrored doubts, complicating passage and triggering veto threats by President Bush.
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Evidence bar on 9/11 links in Moussaoui case discussed
U S District Judge Leonie Brinkema barred government efforts to seek the death penalty or introduce evidence tying Zacarias Moussaoui to the Sept 11 hijackings. She urged choosing between appeals or moving the case to a military tribunal while allowing open civilian trial with witnesses.
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U.S. general says Iraqi resistance has grown more lethal
Lt Gen Ricardo Sanchez stated that Iraqi resistance to the U.S. occupation has become more deadly and expects casualties to persist while troops remain. He noted the enemy is evolving and that security in Iraq will take years, with three to six U.S. soldiers killed weekly and 40 wounded on average.
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