Albright Visits Czech Slovak Museum During Campaign Stop
Czech-born Madeleine Albright made her fourth Cedar Rapids visit to the National Czech and Slovak Museum to campaign for Hillary Clinton. She highlighted her immigrant ties and ties to Czech leaders, noting past roles from U N ambassador to secretary of state.
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Bush orders first gradual troop cuts in Iraq plan
President Bush unveiled a staged withdrawal plan citing a return on success. The proposal calls for 5,700 troops home by Christmas and over 21,500 by summer, leaving at least 130,000 in Iraq in July amid criticism that the cuts are illusory.
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Bush says some U.S. troops will come home within 10 months
President Bush states that more American forces will return from Iraq over the next ten months, while the troop level remains about 130,000, unchanged from the surge era. He argues that greater success would allow more deployments to end and troops to come home. White House address linked for full text.
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Judge allows sperm harvest for dying man's fiancée
The Christy family of Bonaparte can harvest the sperm of Daniel Christy, 23, for his fiancée Amy Kruse, 23, as he lies critically injured in University Hospitals. A judge ruled after an emergency hearing, with hospital officials saying they would not oppose the request.
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