Anonymous jurors withheld in Blagojevich trial
The judge in Rod Blagojevich’s corruption case barred naming the 12 jurors and five alternates until verdict, citing online privacy concerns and social media risks. Updates note separate explosions, cremation loss, and a Nazi war crimes case from wire reports.
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Judge blocks core Arizona immigration provisions at last minute
A federal judge halted the central parts of Arizona's immigration law hours before it would take effect. The ruling delays provisions forcing immigration status checks and penalizing day laborers, signaling a lengthy legal fight likely to reach the Supreme Court and sparking protests at the state Capitol and Mexican consulate.
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Michigan governor blasts spill response as Kalamazoo River reaches critical point
Gov. Jennifer Granholm urged federal help as Enbridge doubles clean up crews for a spill of more than 800000 gallons into Talmadge Creek and the Kalamazoo River. EPA expands contractor effort, officials warn of possible historic damage toward Lake Michigan 80 miles away.
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Bomb blast on Afghan bus kills 25 civilians
A desert highway blast in Nimroz province destroyed a passenger bus killing 25 and wounding about 20. Officials blame IED use by insurgents. NATO and Afghan authorities vow security measures as civilians suffer in conflict zones.
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Plane crash kills 152 in Pakistan near Islamabad
An Airblue Airbus A321 crashed into Margalla Hills near Islamabad during monsoon rain, killing all 152 aboard including two U S citizens. Officials cited loss of contact during approach and bad weather. cause under investigation, government says no terrorism suspected.
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