Turmoil in Pakistan as coalition partner quits cabinet
A coalition partner announced it will leave the Pakistan cabinet, deepening political turmoil and threatening the U.S.-backed government. New elections could bring a less pro U.S. administration, while the economy, power shortages, and flood rebuilding pose ongoing crises. The military relation with the United States remains central to counterterrorism efforts in the region.
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Five adults and three children injured in Maine ski lift accident
At Sugarloaf Resort in Carrabassett Valley Maine a 35 year old chair lift failed sending skiers tumbling up to 30 feet into fresh snow. Eight people were hospitalized including a child flown to Maine Medical Center. The lift, installed in 1975, had just passed a recent inspection.
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U.S. cannot seal Afghan Pakistan border, focus on vulnerable towns
Army Col. Viet Luong says border sealing is impractical due to terrain and reliance on Pakistan tribes. He shifts to defending populated areas and targeting insurgents on Afghan soil, citing Haqqani network pressure and rising operations in Khost.
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Stranded Passengers Endure Snowbound New York Travel Collapse
Hundreds of travelers remained on parked planes and in terminal delays as Kennedy Airport shut for 24 hours amid a blizzard. Airlines mismanaged gate access, and officials warned rebooking could stretch to New Year. Cars, buses, and ambulances faced gridlock in snowbound streets.
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Hawaii governor aims to release more Obama birth records
Hawaii Governor Neil Abercrombie plans to consult the attorney general and health officials about making more Obama birth documents public to counter birther theories. He cites a personal link to the Obama family and says privacy laws limit release of certified birth certificates to non holders of tangible interests.
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Pakistan Faces Coalition Rift Amid Afghanistan Toll and Flood Crisis
Pakistan's government balances Haqqani ties to shore up Islamist support against India while coping with floods and instability. A ruling coalition party plans to quit the cabinet, signaling more political strain as Afghan war casualties rise to 700 this year, AP reports.
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New laws face uncertain fate after redrawn majorities
After a GOP sweep in the midterms, governors and legislatures shift toward Republicans. Wisconsin moves to curb payday lending and auto-title loans with a $1500 cap, while New Hampshire Republicans vow to oppose gun measures they deem insufficient for property and rights protections.
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