House Rebukes Obama Over Libya Incomplete War Powers Debate
The House rejected a full end to U.S. involvement in Libya but adopted a resolution chastising President Obama for lacking a compelling rationale and demanding details on goals costs and effects within 14 days. The vote: 265 148 on ending U.S. actions and 268 145 on the measure criticizing the administration.
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Yemen leader Saleh wounded in attack on Sanaa palace
Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh was wounded as artillery struck the presidential compound in Sanaa. Four to seven guards died and several officials including the prime minister and parliament speaker were hurt. Government blamed forces loyal to Sheikh Sadiq al Ahmar, who denied involvement. Saleh and aides had gathered for Friday prayers when shells hit.
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Dr. Kevorkian dies aged 83 in Michigan hospital
Jack Kevorkian known as Dr. Death died after a brief illness at a Detroit area hospital. He championed physician assisted death, admitting he helped about 130 people die in the 1990s and facing multiple trials before his death.
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Edwards indicted on finance charges in presidential bid
John Edwards, 57, indicted on six felony counts for using 925000 in under the table contributions to hide his pregnant mistress during his 2008 run for president. He pleaded not guilty and was released without bail. prosecutors say the scheme aimed to protect his White House bid and family image.
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Mladic arraignment shows defiant stance despite weakness
Former Bosnian general Ratko Mladic, charged with genocide and war crimes for the 1992 95 Bosnian war, appears at his Hague arraignment with a limp arm and aid to rise and hear the proceedings. He calls the indictment obnoxious and resists walking unassisted.
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