Bush fights Congress over documents in U S attorneys firings
President Bush asserts executive privilege in a constitutional clash with Congress over White House documents and testimony regarding the firing of U S attorneys. The confrontation drew sharp, Nixonian-style denunciations from Senate leaders as subpoenas were rejected.
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Libyan agent in Lockerbie bombing may appeal ruling
A judicial commission in Edinburgh said the Libyan agent jailed for the Pan Am 103 bombing should be allowed an appeal to review new evidence claiming wrongful conviction. British relatives welcomed the decision, while American families criticized it as unwarranted and potentially reopening questions about who behind the attack.
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Troops kill six Fatah Islam militants near Tripoli cave
Lebanese troops raided a hillside cave hideout and killed six fighters in dawn gunfire near Nahr el-Bared camp. The 20 minute drive from Tripoli highlighted army difficulties in crushing Fatah Islam and suggested possible alliances with Sunni militants in the region.
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