9/11 panel urges sweeping intelligence reform
Senators push rapid consideration of a major reorganization of the U S intelligence structure as leaders of the Sept 11 commission warn that bureaucratic wrangling leaves the nation vulnerable. A White House working group is near presenting changes to President Bush while he plans 20 recess appointments. The report also covers FTC leadership changes and other political moves.
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WTO Advance Moves Toward Global Trade Accord
WTO members approved a plan to end farm export subsidies and cut import duties, paving the way for full negotiations in September. Leaders hailed the framework as a step toward Doha round liberalization, with officials from Canada, the United States, the EU and Brazil praising the breakthrough and its social justice potential.
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Army defends choppers to fix and upgrade fleet
The Army overhauls its helicopter corps after Iraq setbacks including crashes and the canceled Comanche program. It plans a $14.6 billion shift to fix issues, add a new scout helicopter, upgrade Black Hawk Chinook and Apache fleets, and boost pilot cockpit training after an Iraqi ambush on Apache units in 2008.
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Fires push forest rules in San Bernardino region
In Angelus Oaks California Kevin Nolden learns open fires and shooting are heavily restricted in the San Bernardino National Forest as drought and heat drive strict rules. Residents voice frustration over closures while leaders cite last year’s fires started by bullets. Local families navigate new limits while seeking outdoor recreation.
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San Bernardino National Forest
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San Bernardino Forest
Apache helicopter losses and crew rescues after raid
Pilots fly over poles to avoid fires and sustain heavy damage. One Apache went down after hits from small arms and anti air fire. crew captured and later rescued. The regiment repaired for a month to restore full firepower while Gen Richard Cody notes heroics and resilience. The Army helicopter corps overhauls following high profile setbacks after the raid.
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Army
Vatican cautions feminism amid family and gender debates
The Vatican denounced feminism for blurring man woman differences and threatening traditional family life based on mother and father. A 37 page document by Cardinal Ratzinger argues against gender equality and same sex marriage while observers warn conservatives may use it to condemn advocacy for women.
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