Four Generals Tarnished by Abu Ghraib Scandal
The Abu Ghraib abuse affair could end the careers of four Army generals linked to the misconduct though none face charges. Lt Gen Ricardo Sanchez and Maj Gen Walter Wojdakowski are cited for oversight failures in Iraq with broader criticism in Fay and Schlesinger reports.
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Cleric Muqtada al-Sadr calls for end to uprising
Muqtada al-Sadr signals a unilateral cease-fire and hints at entering politics to back a peace process in Iraq. A truce could reduce insurgency, boost Ayad Allawi, and draw Shiite followers toward democratic participation while clashes persist in Najaf and other areas.
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Florida Supreme Court weighs Terri Schiavo case today
The Florida Supreme Court hears arguments on whether the 2005 law by Governor Bush violates Terri Schiavo s privacy and separation of powers as the right to die dispute between her husband and parents reaches a pivotal moment. The brain damaged woman, in a persistent vegetative state without instruction, could live or die depending on the court s ruling amid political activism and a dramatic legal battle.
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Temperature drops raise heart attack risk for hypertensive patients
A two year study in France links cold weather to higher heart attack rates among people with high blood pressure, with risk rising when temperatures fall below 39.2 degrees or drop more than nine degrees. Data from 744 patients were matched to weather during hospitalization. Researchers note cold-induced vessel constriction drives the effect.
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