Iraqi and US forces strike rebel camp as 86 die in battle
The raid on a suspected rebel training camp left 86 militants dead in Iraq, marking the largest one day rebel toll in months amid ongoing insurgency. Politicians weigh naming a Sunni Arab as defence minister to broaden political process and curb insurgent activity.
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Social Security to go broke earlier than prior estimates
Trustees warn Social Security will run deficits starting 2017 and exhaust by 2041, with benefits cut possible if taxes do not rise. Medicare also faces funding gaps, with premiums rising and reforms already underway. The report underscores urgency for overhaul proposals amid political debate.
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Parents of Schiavo seek Supreme Court intervention
Terri Schiavo's parents urge the Supreme Court to order resumption of nourishment for their brain damaged daughter. They allege due process and religious liberty violations and claim Congress sought to reinstate her feeding tube temporarily. The filing faces long odds as justices have previously refused involvement.
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Red Lake Indian community mourns after school shooting
The Red Lake Band of Chippewa in Minnesota remains private and isolated after a deadly attack that killed 10 people including students and an officer. Unemployment around 40 to 65 percent drives poverty while drug and alcohol abuse strain the reservation as St Maria’s Mission supports grieving families and a local high school closes for days.
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Three Leaders Meet in Texas to Push North American Pact
U S President Bush Canadian Prime Minister Martin and Mexico's Vicente Fox gathered at Baylor University near Waco Texas to promote a new border security and trade pact. They stressed deeper trade while seeking safer immigration and border controls amid tense relations over Iraq and tariffs.
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