U.S. satellites note activity at Yongbyon nuclear facility
U.S. spy satellites over North Korea detect increased activity at Yongbyon nuclear plant and storage site where spent fuel rods are held. Officials say processed plutonium could yield four to five weapons. UN watchdog cites about 8,000 rods. White House declines comment.
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Bush says he wants a second UN resolution on Iraq
President Bush said he would welcome a second United Nations resolution on Iraq only if confidence in U.S. action is renewed and if the council tests new Iraqi commitments. The remarks signaled openness to further diplomacy while pressing for a clear international mandate.
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How much have U.S. homes changed in 60 years
A historical look at home evolution notes that in 1940 only 55 percent of households had certain features and shows how postwar renovations, new conveniences, and changing design trends reshaped bathrooms and living spaces over six decades.
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