Insurgents masquerade as police attack in Baghdad
Insurgents disguised as police infiltrated the Interior Ministry complex in Baghdad during National Police Day celebrations and blew themselves up, killing 29 Iraqis. The attackers died before meeting U.S. ambassador and Iraqi officials. A journalist, Jill Carroll, remained missing after detectives pursued leads amid escalating violence following parliamentary elections.
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Sharon shows signs of brain activity after surgery
Sharon began breathing on his own and moving his right arm and leg after a period of sedation. Surgeons called the development slight but significant, noting brain stem activity while cautions remain about future lucidity and potential recovery.
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Specter swears in Alito as Senate begins confirmation hearings
Judge Samuel Alito, 54, faces aggressive questioning from Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee on abortion, presidential powers, and credibility as he seeks confirmation to the Supreme Court seat left by Sandra Day O’Connor. Republicans push for a swift vote while warning against filibuster over abortion rights.
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Abortion and Executive Power Highlight Alito Hearing
At the Senate Judiciary panel Samuel Alito faced sharp questions on abortion and presidential power amid eavesdropping concerns. Democrats pressed the issue of executive authority while Republicans noted his likely stance on abortion, as Harriet Miers withdrew after Conservative scrutiny.
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Papal assassin release may shed light on Orlandi girl case
The Turkish prisoner Mehmet Ali Agca, freed on parole, could aid the 1983 disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi, a Vatican employee's daughter. Orlandi's family seeks case reopening amid new elements. prosecutors have not decided on the investigation. Investigators say Agca's release could help, though its impact remains uncertain.
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