Court poised for major review of death penalty
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court prepares for its most extensive review of capital punishment in 25 years as two female justices voice doubts. The court will hear death row appeals, while public concern grows over fairness and accuracy in executions. Justice O'Connor urges minimum standards for defense lawyers. Justice Ginsburg backs suspending executions during review. Since 1976 over 700 executions have occurred.
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Chicago
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ABA
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Bush and Norwood strike deal on patients' rights bill
The White House and House Republican leaders announce a late compromise on a patients' rights bill after talks between President Bush and Rep. Charles Norwood. The agreement covers where patients may sue health plans and sets appeal rules, with a push to bring the measure to a vote before the August recess.
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GOP
House approves Arctic drilling energy package
The House passed a 510 page energy bill 240 to 189 after a lengthy debate over opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drilling. The measure would lift the ban, provide 33.5 billion in tax incentives over 10 years, boost fuel economy, promote hybrids and solar, and expand clean coal and heating aid while sparking budget concerns.
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N.Y
Midwest Heat Wave Claims Dozens Across Region
A scorching heat wave grips the Midwest with dozens of deaths reported including Cowboys star Korey Stringer and elderly residents. Officials urge hydration, rest, and neighbor checks while storms offer brief relief. In Texas and Illinois heat contributes to fatalities, record 100 degree days are noted, and Red Cross reports 498 fans distributed to needy Kansas families to curb utility costs.
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