Pope urges Catholics not to judge sinners
Pope Benedict XVI urged Catholics to refrain from judging sinners during his Sunday remarks from St. Peter's Square. He echoed forgiveness and mercy while Irish bishops faced criticism over a half century of clergy sexual abuse handling.
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Iraqi election recount crisis deepens amid high level backing
In Baghdad, Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki, the president, and the interior minister backed a ballot by ballot recount of parliamentary elections. Al Maliki warned that failure to respond could revive past violence, as the IHEC resisted full recounts despite fraud claims.
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Baghdad plastic surgery boom after war and sanctions
In Baghdad cosmetic surgery thrives as the city relaxes after conflict. Dr. Abbas al-Sahan reports about 20 cosmetic procedures weekly, mostly women, with nose jobs costing around 600 dollars and breast augmentation about 1,200. Patients seek Celeb lookalikes while private clinics attract crowds despite limited specialists.
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Census workers use rugged travel to reach remote Maine homes
In Maine and Alaska remote census surveys push workers to ATV snowmobiles and even lobster boats. Workers deliver forms by any means through the North Woods to hunting camps and islands while facing wildlife and harsh weather. Danielle Forino expects bears and distant households in far northern Maine.
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GOP Tea Party condemns hecklers at health care protest
Republican and Tea Party leaders denounced protesters who hurled racial and homophobic slurs at lawmakers during the Capitol demonstrations over health care reform. House members faced clashes as police restrained a disruptive attendee and lawmakers recounted taunts directed at Reps John Lewis and Emanuel Cleaver.
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