Iraq forms fragile coalition as Maliki retains top posts
Iraq swears in a freely elected government after months of talks, keeping the prime minister, president, and foreign minister in place. The new cabinet seeks to balance Shiite dominance with Sunni minority concerns while facing pressure over U.S. troop withdrawal and ongoing violence. The Kurdish group and women lawmakers criticize representation and unity, warning of a fragile ruling coalition amid security challenges.
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City councils may seek removal of elected official
State law authorizes city councils or mayors to petition a district court to remove an elected official from office after nonpublic discussions and confidential communications were restricted.
City Manager recalls no recalls against elected official
City Manager Larry Fry said he could not recall any instance during his tenure when officials pursued court action to remove an elected official from office. Messages left for McWilliams seeking comment were not returned after the March municipal election.
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Obama wins broad Senate approval for nuclear treaty
The Senate approved the nuclear weapons treaty amid bipartisan backing with leaders like Defense Secretary Gates praising it as strengthening national security. Opposition from Republicans including McConnell and Kyl centered on missile defense and verification, while military leaders argued the pact enhances U.S. defense and global stability.
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Republicans vow to cut domestic budgets to pre Obama levels
Senate budget debate shows Republicans aiming to trim domestic agency funding by more than 20 percent in some cases to save about 100 billion dollars versus Obama’s budget. Democrats warn real cuts are hard and may prompt more stopgap spending next year.
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Iowa
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Heathrow Snow Chaos Tests UK Travel Network
After five inches of snow, Heathrow and other British airports faced delays as staff struggled with underinvestment in snow clearance. Gatwick recovered faster while Eurostar urged cancellations. EU officials warned of tougher regulatory action and the government offered but did not insist on military help. Candie Sparks complained despite little snowfall. Airlines planned limited service through Thursday morning.
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