Midwest warms with January heat breaks records
A warm spell lifts Midwest temperatures into the 60s and sets multiple January record highs from Chicago to Toledo. Residents enjoy springlike conditions while weather officials warn of possible tornadoes, heavy rain, and flood watches as a cold front nears.
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Bush says economy resilient amid mixed indicators Chicago visit
President Bush told business leaders in Chicago that while economic indicators are increasingly mixed and anxiety remains, the economy is resilient. He cited past shocks and said the U.S. has dealt with anxiety before, urging continued tax low policies and signaling steadiness amid uncertainty. Rahm Emanuel welcomed him, criticizing the Bush administration while noting the middle class has faced hardship.
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Prosecutors review adult charge for 12 year old in child murder
In Lauderhill Florida prosecutors weigh charging a 12 year old as an adult after police say he fatally beat 17 month old Shaloh Joseph with a baseball bat when she cried during a cartoon. The case echoes Lionel Tate’s 1999 juvenile to adult dispute in the same county.
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Marines open tribunal into Afghan civilian deaths
The Marine Corps began a rare court of inquiry to probe allegations that a special forces unit killed as many as 19 Afghan civilians after a car bomb rammed their convoy in Nangahar province. Maj. Fred C. Galvin and Capt. Vincent J. Noble face scrutiny for actions taken March 4 along a 10 mile stretch.
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