Iraq swears in interim leaders to form new government
Iraq installed its first post Saddam leaders as Jalal Talabani became president and Ibrahim al Jaafari was named interim prime minister. The move aims to draft a permanent constitution and prepare elections in December amid Shiite and Kurdish gains. Sunni Arab participation remains limited.
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Gay sergeant seeks open service against don't ask policy
Army Sgt. Robert Stout, 23, wounded in Iraq, calls for allowing openly gay soldiers to serve. He has faced no issues among most of his unit and argues the policy forces secrecy. He could be discharged before May 31 and notes global examples of open service.
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Tire pressure monitors become required on new cars
The United States will require all new passenger cars and light trucks to have tire pressure monitoring systems by the 2008 model year. Sensors on each wheel will alert if any tire drops 25 percent below recommended pressure, with a dashboard warning light when underinflation occurs.
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Military's gays sources meetors defense data ice
Defense manpower data is discussed amid government accountability review. Officials scrutinize how military policy handles sexual orientation, seeking clearer guidance and inclusive practices while ensuring unit cohesion and security standards. Public statements emphasize ongoing study and policy refinement.
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Former Neverland guard testifies on Jackson misconduct
A former Neverland security guard testified that in 1992 or 1993 he observed Michael Jackson in a whirlpool with a boy, then a shower and naked contact, with hair caressing and kissing before oral sex. The boy later received a multi million dollar settlement in 1994 and did not cooperate with police. Jackson remains on trial for alleged mistreatment of a 13 year old in 2003.
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Search for weapon at Red Lake High amid healing plan
FBI said uncorroborated intelligence about a gun at Red Lake High School prompted a search under pipes and lights while a healing ceremony planned for Friday was postponed. The March 21 rampage left five students a teacher and a guard dead, carried out by 16 year old Jeff Weise who then killed himself.
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