Hillary Clinton life story spans Watergate to White House
Washington AP profile traces Hillary Rodham Clinton from ordinary midwestern childhood to Yale Law School and Watergate era, through Arkansas years, first lady role, Whitewater probes, health care battles, and Senate rise. It notes her marriages, name change, enduring public scrutiny, and ongoing bid for history at age 59.
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Egypt Video of Prisoner Brutality Sends Shockwaves
AP reports a 21 year old Emad el Kabir was beaten and humiliated at a Cairo police station with a wooden pole videoed by officers who then circulated it. The incident highlights entrenched police brutality in Egypt, drawing rare international attention and prompting prosecutors to pursue charges against involved officers.
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Egyptian judge denies bail in sodomy case
On Tuesday a judge refused requests to release el-Kabir pending trial and sentenced him to prison. Police said he had a broken bottle and threatened to kill himself if his cousin was arrested, then attacked a policeman. El-Kabir pleaded not guilty and denied the accusations in court.
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Forecasts of Iraq breakup dampen hopes for stability
Historians warn a final outcome for Iraq is bleak with a likely multiethnic civil war. They doubt Bush's troop surge will quell insurgency or enable power sharing among Sunni, Shiite, and Kurdish groups. Experts foresee possible redeployment to northern Iraq and wider regional spillover as violence intensifies.
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Cairo
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U.S. Army War College
Turkey
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