Uzbekistan rejects bid for international probe into Andijan bloodshed
The United States, NATO, and the EU pressed Uzbekistan to allow an independent inquiry into the May 13 Andijan violence that rights groups say left hundreds dead. President Karimov refused, vowing to maintain order and target unrest suspects as police report arrests in Tashkent.
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Dean backs DeLay criticism amid ethics probe
Former Vermont governor Howard Dean, now a Democratic presidential candidate, defends his claim that Tom DeLay may deserve jail time amid ethics probes. He rejects prejudging bin Laden's guilt and accuses Republicans of abusing power over Senate rules. Dean says bipartisan consequences hinge on GOP actions.
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