Nuclear treaty sent to Senate by Obama
The Obama administration submitted to the Senate a Russia arms pact to replace the 1991 treaty, aiming to cut warhead arsenals by about a third if ratified. Senate passage requires 67 votes, with Obama seeking GOP backing amid partisan hurdles.
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Immigration split Americans in AP Univision poll
The AP Univision survey shows most Hispanics view illegal immigrants as a benefit while most non Hispanics see them as a burden. It also finds broad opposition to Arizona’s law among Hispanics and mixed views on enforcement and legal immigration limits.
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Thai general shot during Bangkok protests as clashes escalate
Rogue army general Khattiya Sawasiphol was shot in the head while talking to reporters in central Bangkok, triggering renewed violence as authorities moved to blockade Red Shirt protesters. A 25 year old man, Chartcai Bualao, died, and several others were wounded in continuing gunfire. The occupation of Rajprasong district intensified while police and soldiers clashed with demonstrators demanding elections and government change.
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Crash survivor on family safari plane crash in Libya
Nine year old Ruben van Assouw, the sole survivor of a Libyan jetliner crash that killed 103, slept with a Tigger stuffed toy in a hospital room in Tripoli. He remains unaware of the deaths of his parents Trudy and Patrick and his brother Enzo while doctors treat multiple leg fractures and other injuries.
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Three Pakistanis Arrested in Times Square Money Probe
Three Pakistani men alleged to have funded Faisal Shahzad were arrested in a Northeast raid series. Immigrant-infractions only, not terrorism charges. Investigators seek clarity on whether funds financed the Times Square vehicle bomb plot.
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Shahzad
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