Cain opposes abortion with no exceptions in rape cases
BRIEFLY ATLANTA Republican Herman Cain declared on Face the Nation that he opposes abortion even in rape, incest, or when the mother's life is at risk, reversing earlier statements and triggering campaign clarification amid pressures from social conservatives and evangelicals. Cain had previously described himself as pro life with exceptions and later said government should not dictate abortion in rape or incest cases.
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Idaho teachers face parent linked pay bonuses expansion
Idaho will tie teacher pay-for-performance bonuses to parent engagement across more than two dozen districts as part of Luna backed education reforms. The law also introduces required online courses and a laptop program for high schools while districts must craft plans to reward standout staff based on factors like test scores and attendance.
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Hamas in Kind as Gaza Violence Jumps
Gaza City sees new clashes with Hamas rulers torn between avoiding direct confrontation with Israel and restraining smaller radical groups. Ten Palestinians and one Israeli have died, challenging hopes that the prisoner swap would ease tensions. Hamas rules Gaza since 2007 and pursues armed struggle while avoiding direct involvement in the latest fighting.
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Iran protests U S over plot to kill Saudi envoy
An unnamed American official says Iran has formally complained to the United States about charges of Iranian government involvement in a plot to assassinate Saudi Arabia's ambassador in Washington. The note delivered via the Swiss embassy in Tehran denies the allegations and marks a diplomatic protest.
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Studies challenge wisdom of GOP candidates plans
Independent analyses question GOP proposals to cut taxes and deregulate as a path to jobs. They cite weak demand, high corporate cash, and limited stimulus effects, noting regulators and environment issues as action areas. Republicans remain broadly supportive of more cuts despite mixed evidence.
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Kodak eyes patent sale to aid turnaround
Kodak seeks a cash infusion from selling about 1,100 digital imaging patents as it fights a cash crunch and possible bankruptcy. Analysts peg value between 2 and 3 billion, with others suggesting higher. Patents drive fierce competition among Apple Google and Microsoft in smartphones and tablets. Kodak plans to report Q3 results Thursday.
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War zone theft prosecutions rise as Iraqi reconstruction winds down
In Iraq and Afghanistan, indictments for aid theft and related crimes surge. A Marine hid 43000 dollars in a footlocker, another shipped thousands in a stuffed animal, and an embassy worker funneled 240000 into a foreign account. SIGIR reports show 69 indictments since 2004 with 57 convictions as 102 cases remain open.
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