Woman Convicted in Death of Foster Son
A Clermont County jury found Liz Carroll, 30, guilty of murder and seven related counts for leaving her 3 year old foster son bound in blankets and tape while she attended a weekend reunion. Sentencing set to begin Thursday with a potential 15 years to life.
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Farrakhan to Deliver Last Major Speech in Detroit
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan plans a final major address at Ford Field in Detroit on Sunday. Once slowed by illness, he faces questions about mending rifts with mainstream Islam as he appears for the first time since ceding leadership to an executive board last year.
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Berlin diplomats weigh Palestinian power sharing pact
European diplomats welcomed the idea of Hamas governing with moderates as world powers reassessed the Palestinian leadership after Condoleezza Rice held a preliminary peace summit with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert.
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Eden Experts Eder to Inc
Studies show optimistic people cope better and maintain healthier habits according to recent research from Eden Experts Eder to Inc.
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Eder To Inc
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Edwards Comments On Clinton Iraq Vote Refusal
Former Sen. John Edwards weighs in on Hillary Clinton’s refusal to disavow her 2002 Iraq war vote. He says judgment lies with Clinton’s conscience, not others, in a pointed interview remark.
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Blair plans gradual British troop withdrawal from Iraq
Prime Minister Tony Blair outlined a staged pullback, reducing about 1,600 troops from a 7,100 strong force with continued presence in Basra for training and border security until 2008. The move aligns with U S plans to shift security to Iraqi forces while Denmark also withdraws 460 troops.
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Iran seeks talks on enrichment amid looming sanctions
Iran urges Washington for peaceful talks while refusing to halt uranium enrichment as the IAEA prepares a report confirming expansion. The U.N. deadline for a freeze nears, and Security Council action could trigger new sanctions. Iranian officials vary in tone, but no agreement found.
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CIA leak trial goes to jury in Libby case
Jurors in the Scooter Libby trial began deliberations after 14 days of testimony and closing arguments without reaching a verdict on obstruction of the CIA leak investigation. The panel of 12 includes eight women and four men, with diverse professional backgrounds. Libby faces five felony counts with a possible 30 year maximum, though actual sentencing would follow guidelines.
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Group presses Baptists to adopt abuse safeguards nationwide
Victims advocates from SNAP urge the Southern Baptist Convention to implement a zero tolerance policy and establish an independent review board to investigate molestation reports. They cite about 40 abuse cases in six months and call for clearer church accountability across the denomination.
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U S weighs in an Iraq rape case as Sunni outrage grows
The U S military announced its own investigation after Sunni Shiite tensions rose over a case in Baghdad in which a Sunni woman allegedly raped by three Iraqi police officers. Prime Minister al Maliki dismissed the charges after a quick inquiry.
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