Tribal pledge to curb insurgents in Sangin Helmand
The Alkozai tribe in Sangin Helmand pledged to halt insurgent attacks and expel foreign fighters after 25 days of talks with Helmand Governor Gulabuddin Mangal and coalition forces. Mills said cooperation could shorten the war though fighting may not cease immediately.
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Health care repeal fight stretches into 2012 campaign
Republicans push to repeal or curb the health care law as Obama seeks a second term. Rep. Steve King argues repeal has value but enduring change requires a Republican White House. Officials warn against a shutdown while discussing limited fixes and ongoing funding battles.
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New Mexico Pushes DNA Sampling Expansion for Felonies
Governor seeks to broaden Katie's Law to require DNA samples from more felony arrests. Martinez and White oppose testing in the Santa Fe lab due to cross contamination risks. Sepich advocates mandatory testing to help solve rapes and murders. Martinez aims to complete top agency appointments this week.
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Stock markets end 2010 with broad gains and January optimism
U S stock indexes advanced as the S P 500 rose 1.1 percent to 1271.87 and the Nasdaq gained 1.5 percent to 2691.52. The Dow led with all 10 S P sector groups up, led by financials, while the Russell 2000 jumped 1.9 percent signaling the January effect.
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Pakistan's Opposition Grows Over Fuel Hikes and PPP Struggles
Pakistan shifted politics as fuel price hikes hit the public and MQM quit the coalition, threatening the ruling PPP's fragile majority. Analysts warn the crisis could delay any North Waziristan operation, while the U.S. stresses eliminating militant sanctuaries to aid Afghanistan. The army's role remains pivotal amid economic woes with inflation above 15 percent and rising hardship for the poor.
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