Man charged in Wis tumter slayings
A Hmong immigrant, Chai Wang, 36, of St. Paul, Minn, was charged in Wisconsin with six counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder for the November 2 shootings that left six dead and two injured after he trespassed on a hunting platform. The state does not have a death penalty.
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Insurgents escalate attacks as U S forces face losses near Baghdad
Insurgents concentrate attacks on Iraqi security forces with a suicide explosion near a police checkpoint in Baghdadi, while U S soldiers and Marines incur multiple fatalities and injuries across Baghdad's outskirts. Forces from the United States Britain and Iraq push the Triangle of Passing offensive and Operation Plymouth Rock to clear insurgents from areas between Baghdad and Najaf and Karbala amid rising violence.
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Ukraine crisis sparks talk of new vote
Ukraine faced a swelling protest wave as President Leonid Kuchma floated the idea of a new election to resolve a deepening crisis amid a split nation. Viktor Yanukovych backed a fresh vote if fraud is proven, while protesters pressed the Supreme Court to overturn the runoff and Yushchenko rallied crowds in central Kiev.
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High court declines challenge to Massachusetts gay marriage
The Supreme Court on Monday rejected a challenge aimed at overturning Massachusetts gay marriage. The ruling ends the 4 3 Massachusetts decision granting marriage rights to gay couples and signals further court fights nationwide while underscoring divisions over constitutional amendments.
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California tomato bonanza amid national shortages and storm losses
California farmers face a paradox as nationwide tomato shortages boost Southern California sales while rains and pests suppress yields. Deardorff Jackson Co. reports 10,000 boxes weekly versus summer peaks, with prices around 45 dollars per 25 pound box. Growers race to harvest remaining fruit, hoping to salvage a season hit by October storms and Mexican psyllid damage.
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