Supreme Court braces for a turbulent 2005 under ill Chief Justice
The Supreme Court begins 2005 with Chief Justice Rehnquist ill from thyroid cancer and a heavy docket. At eighty, he risks leaving the bench, with vacancies likely this year. Justices Stevens and OConnor also face possible departures. A key issue is whether the federal sentencing scheme allowing judges rather than juries to increase prison terms should be struck down, delaying many sentences.
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Ex-presidents blur party lines in tsunami relief bond
President Bush and Bill Clinton, despite deep political rifts, join in a public service ad to raise tsunami relief funds. The unlikely pair, including Bush's father, demonstrate bipartisan cooperation after historic confrontations and landmark gatherings.
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