Hawking admits black holes may leave traces
In Dublin and Tokyo reports, Stephen Hawking flips his view on black holes after 29 years of doubt. He posits information may survive in a mixed form and could reemerge rather than vanish, addressing a long-standing paradox in physics.
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Deadlock on tax cuts stalls GOP program in Washington
President Bush and Republicans clash over tax cut legislation with talks shifting to a fall vote. A separate highway bill faces a six year plan at about 284 billion dollars after proposed cuts, while Republicans weigh deficit limits and voter concerns amid campaign pressures.
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Washington troops suffer steady Iraq casualties after handover
American soldiers in Iraq die at about two a day since Iranis regained control on June 28, with the total U S military deaths near 900 and injuries close to 4000. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld says risks lessen as Iraqi security forces improve. Fewer US deaths from roadside bombs and mortar fire, but vehicle accidents rise since the handover.
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Rumsfeld denies plan to extend National Guard mobilization
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld stated there is no current plan to extend active-duty commitments for National Guard troops nearing 24 months. He noted the possibility could be reconsidered, stating that the nation is at war and actions may change. Arkansas Guardsmen were among those mentioned in reports about potential waivers.
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Sept 11 panel cites institutional failings over hijackings
The Sept 11 commission concludes hijackers exploited long standing institutional failings in air travel and border procedures, while avoiding blame on Bush or Clinton. A video shows hijackers passing through security at Dulles after minor screening, as officials ready the 575 page report for public release.
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