Diplomats Offer Leeway to Iran on Enrichment Negotiations
Diplomatic sources say the proposal would suspend enrichment during talks while allowing limited uranium conversion. The plan signals possible U.S. and allied openness to some enrichment in Iran, though a long-term moratorium remains the preferred goal of the six-nation group.
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Congress Acts on Broadcast Decency Law and Coulter Tenure Clash
Congressional action sets a steepen indecency fines from 32500 to 325000 per incident and moves to President Bush with the Broadcast Decency Enforcement Act after the Janet Jackson incident. Hillary Clinton condemns Ann Coulter for harsh remarks about 9/11 widows described as self-obsessed.
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Iraqi detail on Haditha killings raises new questions
Iraqi human rights activist Thaer al Hadithi recounts a three hour house to house search with Marines allegedly firing on civilians after a roadside bomb. He cites a satellite map of Haditha and says some Marines targeted homes while others did not intervene.
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Blood Pressure Drug Tied to Birth Defects When Used Early
A Tennessee study finds mothers using ACE inhibitors in the first trimester more than double the risk of major fetal heart and brain defects compared with unexposed pregnancies. Other BP meds did not raise the risk, highlighting safety data gaps for drugs given to pregnant women.
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ACE Inhibitors Linked to Birth Defects If Used Early
A New England Journal of Medicine study found mothers using ACE inhibitors in early pregnancy tied to over twice the risk of birth defects, especially heart and brain issues. It urges pregnant women to switch medications and consult doctors about options before conception.
Senate defeat of gay marriage ban stalls constitutional amendment
The Senate voted 49 to 48 to limit debate on a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage, short of the 60 needed, delivering a defeat to President Bush and Republican hopes of rallying voters. Democrats framed the move as a political litmus test, while Bush urged patience and two third support in Congress remains possible in future attempts.
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