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1. President Bush outlines a 7-billion-dollar strategy to prepare for a pandemic influenza outbreak, aiming to protect 20 million Americans against bird flu. 2. In Iraq, eight are killed by roadside b
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Today I accepted the resignation of Scooter Libby. Scooter's worked tirelessly on behalf of the American people and sacrificed much in the service to this country. He served the Vice President and me
1. Nearly three decades ago, ABC made the bold move of turning its struggling news division over to the network's top sports executive. Now CBS is trying the same thing. Network boss Leslie Moonves ap
1. The federal grand jury investigating the leak of a CIA officer's identity meets with the Special Counsel and adjourns for the day without announcing any action. 2. A Palestinian suicide bomber blow
1. Floridians line up for water, gas, ice and generators outside the few stores opened after Hurricane Wilma cuts a costly deadly swath across the peninsula. 2. Election officials say Iraq's constitut
1. Hurricane Wilma plows ashore as a Category 3 storm battering southern Florida with tornados , high winds and pounding waves. 2. Three massive vehicle bombs explode near a Baghdad hotel that houses
1. Hurricane Wilma churns toward Florida as tens of thousands of residents are ordered to evacuate vulnerable islands and coastal areas. 2. Residents and tourists wander the flooded streets of Cancun
1. Hurricane Wilma slams Mexico's Caribbean coastline for a second day in a row, ripping away storefronts and peeling back roofs. 2. Amid more violence elsewhere in Iraq, US forces report killing 20 i
1. Hurricane Wilma tore into the heart of Mexico’s Caribbean resort strip on Friday, trapping thousands of tourists in darkened shelters pounded by torrential rains as Cancun’s half-million reside
1. Hurricane Wilma's outer edge batters beaches in Cancun Mexico as tourists are ordered to leave and thousands are evacuated from Honduras to the Florida Keys. 2. Texas congressman Tom DeLay turns hi
1. Hurricane Wilma menaces Cuba and Central America, and visitors are ordered out of the Florida Keys as Wilma briefly explodes into the most intensive Atlantic hurricane on record. 2. A defiant Sadda
1. New material given to the Senate indicates that Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers pledged support in 1989 for a constitutional amendment banning abortions. 2. Tropical storm Wilma on a path that
1. Iraq's electoral commission says it intends to audit unusually high numbers in referendum results for most provinces. 2. Israel suspends some negotiations with the Palestinians and imposes closures
1. Iraq's constitution seems assured of passage despite strong opposition from Sunni Arabs, who voted in surprisingly high numbers in an effort to block it. 2. President Bush portrays the Iraqi vote o
1. Sunni Arabs voted in surprisingly high numbers on Iraq's new constitution, many of them hoping to defeat it in an intense competition with Shiites and Kurds over the shape of the nation's young dem
1. Hundreds of Iraqi police and army troops fanned out across Baghdad, setting up checkpoints and fortifying polling stations ahead of a historic constitutional referendum. 2. Thousands of birds wer
1. Rescue and relief efforts continue in Pakistan. The UN's emergency relief chief fears they are running out of time to get help to remote villages cut off by blocked roads. 2. Scores of Islamic mili
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