President Bush says voters ratified Iraq policy in 2004
President Bush told The Washington Post there is no need to hold his administration accountable for Iraq. He said the 2004 elections served as accountability and that the American people spoke by choosing him. He urged patience as Iraq moves toward democracy and did not set a timetable for troop withdrawals.
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Abbas Sworn In as Palestinian Leader Amid Gaza Clashes
Mahmoud Abbas is sworn in as the Palestinian leader in Ramallah pledging peace and a state, while Israel kills eight in Gaza and election officials resign over alleged ballot irregularities. Sharon cuts ties until militants act, raising doubts about a quick peace restart. Abbas calls for end to occupation and violence while urging deeds over words.
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Journalists beaten in Haitian slum during UN cleanup
In Port-au-Prince two reporters from Haiti's largest newspaper were beaten and robbed while covering a cleanup by U.N. peacekeepers in a slum. Argentina's Foreign Minister Bielsa pledged continued engagement to help Haiti amid concerns that the Asia tsunami could shift international attention from Haiti's crisis.
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