Evacuation of foreigners amid Ivory Coast crisis expands
France, the United States and other nations mounted one of Africa’s largest post independence evacuations from Abidjan as attacks on civilians and peacekeepers prompted mass flights. Americans evacuated via Canada organized routes joined by long convoys and embassy efforts to relocate foreigners.
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Gonzales Nominated as First Hispanic Attorney General
President Bush named White House counsel Alberto Gonzales for attorney general, a Harvard educated figure with migrant worker parents who would be the first Hispanic in the role. The pick drew mixed reactions from lawmakers and civil liberties groups amid debate over past torture memo and wartime policies.
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U S forces push into Fallujah amid heavy fighting
U S troops press into Fallujah northern and eastern districts near a major corridor as four precision airstrikes hit insurgent strongholds. BBC reports show clashes around a mosque complex while Marines engage amid public safety patrols and leaking debris on a damaged street.
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Judge removes jury foreman in Peterson trial
In Redwood City California the judge presiding over the Scott Peterson trial removed juror Noe a mid forties firefighter and paramedic who had been serving as foreman The panel was replaced by an alternate with a distant tie to the Petersons as deliberations restart anew after weeks of sequestration The move marks the third juror removal in the high profile case and follows a separate juror dismissal for conducting independent case research
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Vitamin E may worsen heart disease, study finds
A study presented at the American Heart Association conference in New Orleans and online in Annals of Internal Medicine analyzed about 116000 people across 10 studies. It found daily 400 international units of vitamin E linked to higher death risk, while 200 units showed less harm. antioxidants in food may help, but supplements do not.
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