Bush ties Cold War era battles to war on terrorism
President Bush urged 981 Air Force Academy graduates to show courage and unity in a long fight against terrorism. He drew parallels to World War II and the Cold War, defended Iraq's occupation, and emphasized democracy's spread in the Middle East while aiming to bolster his political support ahead of the G8 talks.
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Wildfires swell in Florida and New Mexico blaze grows
A fast growing Florida fire near Hampton prompted evacuations for about 500 residents as smoke and inaccessible swamp areas hinder containment. Separately in New Mexico, Capitan Mountains fire expanded to 37 000 acres with 45 percent containment after lightning started the blaze. 12 cabins and several outbuildings were destroyed. No injuries or immediate danger to structures reported in Florida.
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Bush consults outside lawyer in CIA leak probe
President Bush has consulted an outside lawyer in case he needs to retain counsel in the grand jury investigation into who disclosed a covert CIA operative name last year. White House spokeswoman Claire Buchan said there is no indication Bush is a target, but he would retain counsel if needed. The lawyer named is Jim Sharp, as CBS News reported.
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House rejects continuity plan in 353 63 vote
The House defeated a proposed constitutional amendment that would let governors name replacements if half the 435 members die in a terror attack or disaster. Opponents argued for preserving direct elections, while supporters said an appointee system could prevent a lengthy power vacuum.
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Kids well being on rise in U S Kids Count report says
The Annie E Casey Foundation reports progress in child well being since the mid-1990s. Fewer infant deaths and less poverty but 3.8 million disconnected youth age 18 to 24 remain, with 11 states showing higher infant mortality and many young adults still not in school or work.
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