GOP colleagues urge Craig to resign in bathroom arrest
Washington Idaho Senator Larry Craig faced growing GOP pressure to resign after pleading guilty to a charge tied to an undercover airport restroom incident. Senators McCain Coleman Hoekstra and Rep Miller joined calls for resignation as party leaders removed him from senior committee posts. Craig defended his actions and argued he did nothing wrong.
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Richard Jewell dies linked to Olympic bombing hero to suspect
Richard Jewell, the former security guard once hailed for saving lives at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, died at 44 in west Georgia amid public confusion over his role. Authorities said there was no foul play and an autopsy was pending.
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Twin brothers stabbed. one dead other critically hurt
In Penn Hills Pennsylvania an 18 year old is charged with stabbing his 11 year old twin half brothers. One boy died and the other remains in critical condition. The surviving twin named Troy Lavalle Hill as the attacker. Police tracked him after searches of nearby woods.
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New Orleans marks Katrina's second anniversary with protests and Bush visit
In New Orleans, residents marked the Katrina anniversary with prayers and demonstrations while questions linger about federal aid. Clarence Russ repaired homes in the Lower Ninth Ward, lamenting promised funds never reached locals. President Bush visited a school, vowing attention, as demonstrators marched with brass bands and accused the administration of failure.
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Bomb threat at Rhode Island Wal-Mart prompts evacuation
An unidentified caller warned of a bomb at the Newport Wal-Mart and demanded a $10,000 wire transfer. The store complied and employees evacuated as authorities link the incident to a broader nationwide scam targeting banks and retailers. Similar threats echo across Kansas Virginia and possibly overseas, with no injuries reported.
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