Woman pleads guilty in hoax and murderrace
A 36 year old Indiana woman, Donna Walker, pleaded guilty but mentally ill to attempted identity deception and false reporting after posing as a missing child to a Lebanon family. She was sentenced to 18 months in prison and ordered to undergo mental health treatment. In Wisconsin, Audrey Seiler, 20, faced police claims she faked her own disappearance by planting a knife and other items, later shown on surveillance and a tape. NATO expands with seven new members Romania Bulgaria Slovakia Lithuania Slovenia Latvia Estonia, as Russia questions stability and structures.
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House passes highway bill expands spending battles
The House approved a 275 billion highway and transit package by 357 to 85, moving to negotiations with the Senate as White House warnings of a veto grow. Republicans and Democrats clash over funding while supporters cite jobs and infrastructure needs amid concerns about wasteful projects.
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Sharon outlines Gaza withdrawal and West Bank cuts
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon announced a plan to pull Israel from all Gaza and dismantle four West Bank settlements. In Jerusalem's Old City riot police clashed with Palestinian youths, firing plastic bullets and tear gas as thousands gathered at Al Aqsa Mosque.
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Sharon outlines Gaza withdrawal and West Bank moves
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon outlined a broad plan to pull out of the Gaza Strip and to evacuate four West Bank settlements, with implementation to begin next year and aims to redefine Israel’s borders in the occupied territories.
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U S expands fingerprint program for foreign visitors
U S officials announce expansion of the visa waiver system to require fingerprinting and photographs for travelers from 27 countries, including Britain Japan and Australia, before entering the United States. The change aims to curb terrorism risks and will take effect by September 30 at airports and seaports with broader border coverage later.
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Belushi star duty spurs cleanup ahead of Brasso note
Dan Aykroyd jokes about celebrities polishing John Belushi’s star as a tribute. Belushi died at 33 from a drug overdose in 1982 in Hollywood. Separately Jon Bon Jovi welcomes son Romeo Jon with Dorothea, their fourth child, reported by the site with no further detail.
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