McChrystal called onto the carpet amid leadership shakeup
The article reports pushback and scrutiny over General McChrystal amid a wider shakeup in Afghanistan strategy. It notes his expected arrival to explain comments, possible resignation scenarios, and replacements including Brigadier General Daniel Menard and Jordan Vance. It mentions White House, Pentagon, and allied reactions as timelines unfold.
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Offshore drilling ban lifted amid Gulf spill fallout
The court and White House actions push to end the offshore drilling moratorium sparked by the spill. Investigations continue into spill causes while industry voices warn of economic impact and energy supply risks. Regulatory and political reactions mix with calls for safety and environmental safeguards.
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Jamaican ganglord Coke held by police after surrender
Jamaican ganglord Christopher Coke, long sought by U S and Jamaican authorities, is in custody near Kingston after surrender or arrest outside the capital. Police say he is in good condition with few details offered, amid a West Kingston shootout aftermath and ongoing investigations.
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Queen not immune to UK budget cuts
London Treasury chief says the government will cut spending to cut debt and boost the economy. George Osborne outlines an emergency budget aimed at repairing the budget with up to 10 billion pounds in annual cuts. Historic references mention Elizabeth I and civil servant wage freezes amid new austerity plans.
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Attacks on Uzbek Neighborhood Blindside Osh City
Human Rights Watch reports ethnic Uzbek residents in Osh city faced beatings and mass detentions as Kyrgyz forces advance into Osh outskirts. At least 2 killed and over 20 injured in the clash with villagers, while authorities deny collusion amid ethnic violence fears.
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