Cooperation in war on terror expands globally
FBI Director Robert Mueller said terrorist attacks in Arab and Australia countries spurred major cooperation with U S authorities, especially in cutting off financing. He added that worldwide fear and deaths show terrorism is not just a U S problem. A San Francisco judge found city licenses for gay marriages may violate the law but did not halt them, scheduling a March 29 hearing.
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Bishop convicted in hit and run trial
Bishop Thomas O'Brien, head of the Roman Catholic diocese, was convicted of leaving the scene after striking a pedestrian, ending his tenure. He faces probation to prison time. he wore a black shirt Roman collar and cross during court.
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Bush visits Fort Polk as Iraq war rotation seen
President Bush meets National Guard troops at Fort Polk Louisiana after addressing soldiers there and cautions on stakes in the war on terrorism and Iraq. The visit follows questions about his Vietnam era Texas Air National Guard service with new documents released by the White House and is tied to a pending troop rotation involving the 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment and a brigade from the 1st Cavalry Division.
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Afghan security fears threaten June elections
Kabul officials warn security must improve in southern and eastern Afghanistan before June polls. Reports say up to 1,500 Afghan soldiers have left the army, with citing pay and conditions as factors. Violence continues in Kandahar as government factions clash, underscoring weak state control beyond Kabul.
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Censors Cut Love Scenes From Gold Mountain in China
Chinese regulators will premiere Gold Mountain in April with love scenes excised for not fitting national conditions tradition or customs. The move reflects China s ongoing film market opening and strict censorship alongside a parallel report on Tina Turner filming in Bombay and Lindsay Lohan s remarks amid drama with Hilary Duff.
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