Pope's butler vows to help Vatican scandal probe
The Vatican turmoil deepens as Paolo Gabriele, the pope's butler, agrees to cooperate with investigators after confederal documents were found at his Vatican City home. The leak saga widens with reports of a cardinal's possible role and ties to money laundering reforms, amid the Orlandi case developments.
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Syria braces for shift as Russia hedges on Assad
In Moscow after a meeting with William Hague, Sergey Lavrov hinted Russia may distance itself from Damascus. Analysts caution Bashar al Assad risks losing Moscow's backing as UN reports attribute 108 deaths in Houla to heavy shelling and possible close-range shootings amid government and rebel clashes. The UN Security Council blamed artillery and tank fire but did not assign all blame. Locals report pro-government gunmen struck the area after an artillery onslaught, killing men in streets and women and children in homes. Damascus denies the account.
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Memorial Day Remembrance Honors Veterans and Families
In Washington riders rally to keep POW and MIA records in focus as Ward IV Councilor Jason Perry urges remembrance of freedom costs. Veterans' organizations place wreaths. Vasquez and others honor 3000 graves at South Park Cemetery while relatives speak of wartime sacrifices and memories.
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Romney contrasts defense stances in Memorial Day visit
Romney told 5000 San Diego attendees that the United States must preserve the strongest military in the world, opposing Obama style cuts. He cited White House plans to trim 487 billion in military spending over ten years and noted his own draft history. McCain joined him, linking the event to veterans and national security.
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Obama and Romney trade stances on military through Memorial Day
Obama defends tough decisions on troops while urging end of wars by 2014. Romney argues for a strong military and contrasts with Obama at a San Diego Memorial Day gathering. Gallup poll shows veterans favor Romney. large veteran blocs in Florida Pennsylvania Virginia and North Carolina shape the race. The Obamas hosted a White House breakfast for families of fallen service members.
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