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Giuliana Sgrena is back in the news. She is the Italian journalist fired upon and wounded by U.S. troops at a checkpoint in Iraq in March 2005. An Italian secret service agent was driving her to the Baghdad airport after her release by her kidnapers, according to some reports, after the Italian government had paid a large ransom.
AP - Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito won narrow approval along strict party lines from the Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday, propelling the conservative judge toward almost-certain confirmation in the Republican-controlled Senate.
AP - Stretched by frequent troop rotations to Iraq and Afghanistan, the Army has become a "thin green line" that could snap unless relief comes soon, according to a study for the Pentagon.
AP - Judges in the trial of Saddam Hussein tried to remove a newly appointed chief judge Tuesday, a dispute that forced an abrupt postponement of the proceedings and deepened the turmoil in what was supposed to be a landmark in Iraq's political progress.
Hooded protesters turned to one of America's founding fathers for their rebuttal of Attorney General Alberto Gonzales' case for domestic spying without warrants. Twenty-two protesters, including four holding a sign quoting Benjamin Franklin, stood with their backs to him as he told an audience at Georgetown Law School that the program was designed "to detect and prevent the next attack on the United States."
Mickey Mouse and Nemo are now corporate cousins. Walt Disney has announced that it is buying Pixar, the animated studio led by Apple head Steve Jobs, in a deal worth $7.4 billion.