Rockets ride Yao’s 28 points to 10th win in 11
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In a confidential memo, a long-time Republican operative who has served in the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad for the past year says the State Department’s efforts in Iraq are so poorly managed they “would be considered willfully negligent if not criminal” if done in the private sector.
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If Barack Obama becomes the next US president he will surely be assassinated, British Nobel literature laureate Doris Lessing told a Swedish newspaper in an interview published Saturday. “They would murder him,” Lessing, 88, told the Dagens Nyheter daily.
Dudley Hart faced his greatest fears last summer when doctors found a softball-sized lump on his wife’s lung, which kept him off tour the last half of the season to care for his triplets while she recovered.
Sen. John McCain flunked his first ballot test since becoming the Republican nominee-in-waiting, losing the Kansas caucuses on Saturday. Among Democrats, Sen. Barack Obama won the Nebraska caucuses, according to NBC, over Hillary Rodham Clinton. McCain fell in Kansas to Mike Huckabee, who got nearly 60 percent of the caucus vote a few hours after telling conservatives in Washington, “I majored in miracles, and I still believe in them.” The former Arkansas governor won all 36 delegates at stake. Republicans also voted in a primary in Louisiana and held caucuses in Washington and Guam.
Jim Zorn has been hired as coach of the Washington Redskins.