General vows full Haditha probe amid Iraqi concern
Gen. Peter Pace says the Haditha killings probe will proceed without letting emotions or rush affect judgments. He notes Iraqi officials and the U.S. are unsettled, as up to two dozen Iraqis may have died during a November attack. The Pentagon orders enhanced ethics training for 150000 coalition troops to reinforce U.S. values.
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Peruvian Polls Show Garcia Lead In National Vote
Apoyo projected 52.9 percent for Garcia and 47.1 percent for Humala with a margin error about 1 point. Two exit polls confirmed Garcia ahead though some voters may be reluctant to reveal support for Humala due to media criticism.
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Iran's Khamenei warns vs. Western actions over oil supply
In a live broadcast on state radio, Ayatollah Khamenei rejects Western claims Iran seeks nuclear weapons as a lie and warns that punishing Tehran would jeopardize world oil shipments via the Gulf. He vows Iran will not be the initiator of war while denying threats to neighbors. Rice downplays the threat.
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Lobbying reform idle in Congress.
The stalled push to overhaul lobbying rules remains stalled five months after Abramoff pled guilty. Senate and House versions exist but have not progressed amid broader political battles and ongoing investigations involving Rep. Ney and the Abramoff affair.
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Self harm rising among Ivy League students in survey
A study of 2,875 Cornell and Princeton undergraduates and graduates finds 17 percent report purposeful self injury such as cutting or burning. About 70 percent of those injured themselves multiple times, with broader concerns echoed across colleges and online communities.
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