Iran says its missiles have 1 200 mile range
Iran announced on Tuesday that its missiles now exceed a 1 200 mile range, a sharp upgrade from the Shahab 3’s 810 mile limit. Defense officials cited efforts to improve range and accuracy amid regional tensions, while other regional points noted related military developments.
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White House Defends Iraq Policy Amid Campaign Punches
The White House defended its Iraq policy as prewar decisions and postwar planning face new questions. Paul Bremer said US troops were insufficient after the invasion, and John Kerry seized on his remarks to highlight postwar mistakes. Bush stayed out of public view as surrogates framed the debate over security and the war’s conduct.
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Forces launch operation against insurgents near Baghdad
In Babil province south of Baghdad the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit and Iraqi forces began a major operation against insurgent strongholds amid rising violence ahead of national elections. Units crossed the Euphrates, rounded up 160 suspects, and seized a training camp and a key bridge.
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States poised to ban abortion if Roe overturned
The Center for Reproductive Rights projects about thirty states, including Ohio, would recriminalize abortion within a year if Roe v Wade is overturned. It notes pre Roe bans and constitutional/legislative language could trigger restrictions, affecting over 70 million women.
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Feds discuss deal in probe of Clinton 2000 campaign
Federal investigators seek a plea deal with indicted businessman Peter Pant as they probe Hillary Clinton Senate campaign fund-raising in 2000. Pant, a three time felon who hosted a Hollywood fundraiser, denies arranging donations for a pardon. Justice officials have discussed interviewing Pant to verify claims of improper fundraising and under reporting.
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