Rampage suspect calm and expects life in prison
Oslo prosecutors say Anders Behring Breivik remained very calm during questioning and told investigators he does not expect to be released. He hinted at two other “cells” in a network he calls Knights Templar as police reassess casualty figures in the Oslo bombing and island shooting. The death toll was revised down to 76, with eight dead in the government HQ bombing, amid reports of delays and miscounts in the rescue effort. Breivik is held for eight weeks in pretrial detention, four in isolation, to prevent evidence tampering.
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Opponents sue as New York legalizes gay marriages
In Niagara Falls dozens of same sex couples wed in a group ceremony a day after the first gay weddings as opponents file a state court lawsuit challenging the bill. The suit argues the Senate violated procedures and open meetings laws during passage.
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Pelosi pushes ethics probe into Wu case in Congress
House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi urged the House Ethics Committee to investigate Rep. David Wu over a claim by an 18 year old woman of an unwanted sexual encounter. Wu said he will not resign and plans to retire after his term.
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