Karzai decries photo scandal urges quicker Afghan exit
Afghan President Karzai called photos of U S soldiers with dead bomber remains disgusting and urged faster international force withdrawal to prevent similar incidents. He warned past odious events sparked Afghan protests and possible unrest amid troop talks.
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Obama Defends Secret Service Chief Amid Scandal
White House backs Secret Service Director as probe into Cartagena prostitution scandal expands. Several employees fired or resigned. eight remain suspended with clearances lifted. Rep. Peter King says more dismissals likely as the investigation continues.
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After BP Spill Gulf Fish Show Persistent Ailments
Two years after the BP oil well explosion in Barataria Bay Louisiana scientists report infections lesions and odd coloration in Gulf fish. While not conclusive the findings suggest ongoing environmental impact beyond fish including coral seaweed beds dolphins and mangroves with oil traces still detected in fish bile.
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Clinton urges tougher U.N. pressure on Syria
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged the United Nations Security Council to adopt an arms embargo and Chapter 7 sanctions against Syria to pressure President Bashar Assad's regime. She noted such measures would likely be vetoed by Russia and China and emphasized options remain on the table to support Kofi Annan's six point plan.
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Bombs kill 30 in Iraq marking worst violence in a month
Bombings across 10 Iraqi cities kill at least 30 and wound 117, ending a lull since March. Six attacks target security forces and officials while casualties rise in Baghdad, Samarra, Kirkuk, and Tikrit amid sectarian tensions.
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