Edwards casts indirect attack on Clinton over NAFTA trade deal
Edwards denounces Clinton and NAFTA at a Cedar Rapids union hall, saying insiders shaped the 1993 pact that cost U.S. jobs. He faults both parties for trade deals that harmed workers, cites Bush and Clinton roles, and outlines proposals to curb imports of unsafe goods.
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Obama attacks Clinton over lobbyists in Iowa race
Barack Obama criticized Hillary Rodham Clinton for being comfortable with lobbyists, saying candidates tied to lobbyists have been in Washington too long. At a Le Mars town hall he touted a vow not to take lobbyist money and urged a reform agenda, while Clinton argued lobbyists represent real people.
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Olmert and Abbas meet on Palestinian soil in Jericho
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas met in Jericho for a three hour session. Olmert promised to push for negotiations toward a Palestinian state, while Abbas hosted the talks to bolster his position. Both sides signaled progress but differed on pace and terms ahead of a U.S. peace conference in November.
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Bush Says Intelligence Will Lead U S Forces to al Qaida
President Bush says U S and Pakistan can track and kill al Qaida leaders with solid intelligence. He avoids promising to seek Pakistan’s approval before any intrusions, notes Iran’s destabilizing Afghan role, and cites ongoing U S and allied operations against Taliban forces with Karzai at Camp David.
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Sunnis boycott Iraqi Cabinet deepens political crisis
Five more ministers from Sunni blocs boycott Cabinet meetings leaving al Maliki's unity government with no Sunni ministers. A deadly bombing in a northern city kills at least 28 people including 19 children as U.S. military logs new deaths and security progress, while U.S.-Iran talks continue. The Allawi bloc cites reform failures as it keeps ministers from oversight roles.
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