Reagan Tops Clinton In AP Poll After His Death
Americans rate Ronald Reagan as the better president over Bill Clinton, with seven in ten believing history will judge Reagan superior. The poll follows his state funeral and extensive media coverage of his career from Hollywood to the White House.
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Supreme Court allows arrest for refusal to reveal name
The Supreme Court in a 35-1 ruling holds that individuals who refuse to identify themselves to police can be arrested even without wrongdoing. The decision endorses laws in at least 21 states and upholds police questioning while noting concerns about privacy and potential abuse of database access.
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Generals to testify in Abu Ghraib abuse case
The defense wins access to top U.S. generals for depositions to probe whether lawful orders guided mistreatment at Abu Ghraib. Col. James Pohl declined moving the trial, with Bush offering to tear down the prison and Iraqi authorities showing no interest.
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South Korea to send troops amid hostage appeal
Seoul repeats plan to deploy troops to Iraq despite the abduction of Kim Sun-il, 33, of Gana General Trading. Al Jazeera aired a hostage video urging withdrawal as protests rise in Seoul and Busan.
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Insurgents kill four Marines near Fallujah and Ramadi
Insurgents killed four US Marines west of Baghdad on Monday. A separate mortar attack in north central Baghdad killed one Army soldier and wounded seven. A videotape aired by AP TV News showed four Marines found dead in a Ramadi compound 60 miles west of Baghdad. Brig Gen. Mark Kimmitt confirmed the incidents as tensions rise before sovereignty transfer.
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Conn. governor to resign amid graft probes
Connecticut Governor John G. Rowland, in a months long graft probe, announced plans to resign in a statewide address from the governor's residence. The 47 year old Republican faced a federal investigation and impeachment pressure as lawmakers prepared to vote after a Supreme Court ruling forced his testimony.
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Nader picks Camejo as running mate for Green bid
President hopeful Ralph Nader announced longtime Green activist Peter Camejo as his running mate on Monday. Camejo, an investment adviser from Folsom, California, has been a leading contender for the Green Party nomination and would aid access to ballot lines in 22 states plus the District of Columbia.
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