Bush backs Pakistan in bin Laden hunt
President Bush praised Pakistan for its active role in pursuing Osama bin Laden despite the inability of U S and Pakistani forces to locate him. He highlighted Pakistan’s efforts in the lawless Waziristan region near the Afghan border as crucial to the global fight on terrorism.
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Testimony ordered for Abu Ghraib trial commander
A military judge directed Col. James Pohl to compel Brig. Gen. Janis Karpinski to testify at the trial of Staff Sgt. Javal Davis about Abu Ghraib abuse. The case links to Navy photo probes showing detainees mistreated, while Karpinski faces questions over leadership and responsibility at the Baghdad prison.
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Mystery surrounds couple found dead in abandoned farmhouse
In Hettinger North Dakota Norman Olson 73 and Yvonne Olson 69 who vanished August 14 were found dead in a dilapidated farmhouse in November. Norman died by gunshot and Yvonne also shot. The case remains unsolved with lab results due in weeks. Community members and Sheriff Molbert seek clarity while noting Norman’s illness and Yvonne’s devotion to church life.
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Federal ruling hurts military recruiters
Air Force JAG recruiting chief Rachel Van Landingham warns a 3rd Circuit decision may hinder access to top law schools. The ruling declares the 2002 law barring on campus access for recruiters unconstitutional, risking federal funding for noncompliant universities.
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Fight over interstate wine sales reaches Supreme Court
Virginia farmer Juanita Swedenburg battles Maryland and state laws as the Supreme Court weighs whether each state may tightly regulate alcohol commerce across borders. Free the Grapes backs direct shipments, arguing the patchwork rules hamper trade and confuse consumers and wineries nationwide.
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