Investigators seek ricin source on Capitol Hill
Investigators widened the search for the ricin source after tests in the Senate office mailroom failed to locate its origin. The toxin was found in Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist's office, with no letter or note identified as the source. Nine Frist staffers provided blood samples to Navy researchers to check for antibodies.
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Kerry wins push in caucus states as Dean fights on
Washington AP reports Kerry campaigns for wins in weekend caucus states while DeanWithdraws to Wisconsin for a last stand Dean Edwards and Clark vie for space in the race Baldacci and Mitchell back Kerry in Maine with Levin and Stabenow from Michigan Clark faces abortion stance questions Edwards notes Carrier plant closure in Morrison Tennessee Carrier shifts lines to Monterrey Mexico Kerry backed NAFTA in 1993 while Edwards would have opposed it Clark defends abortion rights amid shifting comments Kate Michelman counsels that he be pro choice and defend women's decisions
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Bush defends Iraq decision cites WMD risk and Kay critique
President Bush reiterated that America did the right thing in Iraq citing Saddam Hussein's capable WMD program and past use. He acknowledged no stockpiles were found but maintained the decision was necessary, while stressing homeland security and port safety funding.
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President Bush will name Senator John McCain to a nine member panel to investigate Iran intelligence failures. The commission, created by executive order, will deliver findings next year after the November elections. An administration official said McCain will serve on the panel, which will access Iraq Survey Group findings and assess whether weapons of mass destruction influenced the war.
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