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President Barack Obama is expected to announce a fresh bid to revive
the housing market Wednesday -- despite likely congressional opposition -- by letting
millions of homeowners refinance their mortgages, senior administration officials said.The plan aims
to help borrowers who are current on their mortgages refinance into lower-interest
federally insured loans. Borrowers would qualify even if they owe more than
their homes are worth or if they have trouble securing a new
mortgage from a private lender.The proposal, which the president mentioned in his
recent State of the Union address, is likely to spur debate over
how aggressively the government should intervene in the flagging housing market. Also
at issue: how to fund the effort's estimated $5 billion to $10
billion price tag. The White House is proposing a tax on large
banks -- something Republicans have said they oppose.The president is expected to
set out the proposal Wednesday at a community center in Fa

VEROV"Many Afghans are already bracing themselves for an eventual return of the
Taliban."However, Cummings added, "It's important that this context be understood and extremely
important not to draw conclusions based on the Taliban comments."The report, sent
to NATO leaders last month, was based on information gained from more
than 20,000 interrogations of several thousand Taliban and Al Qaeda detainees at
the Bagram base.It also details the strong links between the Taliban and
Pakistan -- especially its Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) spy agency, according to newspaper
report."The government of Pakistan remains intimately involved with the Taliban. ISI is
thoroughly aware of Taliban activities and the whereabouts of all senior Taliban
personnel. Senior Taliban leaders meet regularly with ISI personnel, who advise on
strategy and relay any pertinent concerns of the government of Pakistan," the
report read."ISI officers tout the need for continued jihad [holy war] and

mati, grant him clemency and facilitate his immediate release, allowing him to
return home and reunite with his family," the letter said. Walid said
members of his group will travel to Iran if that would help
obtain freedom for Hekmati."We're hopeful that Mr. Hekmati will be granted some
clemency," Walid said. "If the Iranians are willing to talk regarding releasing
Mr. Hekmati, then we're willing to fly to Tehran if need be."Iranian
authorities said that Hekmati received special training and served at U.S. military
bases in Iraq and Afghanistan before traveling to Iran on an intelligence
mission. A court convicted him of belonging to the CIA and trying
to incriminate Iran for involvement in terrorism.The U.S. denied the accusations. The
State Department called them a "complete fabrication," and White House spokesman Tommy
Vietor added that "allegations that Mr. Hekmati either worked for or was
sent to Iran by the CIA are false."The Marine Corps said Hekmati

GFVRJTWBRIDGEPORT, Conn. A man charged with hacking a Connecticut man to
death with an ax and eating some body parts is due in
a state courtroom under tight security after being returned from Florida.Thirty-five-year-old Tyree
Lincoln Smith is scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday in Bridgeport Superior Court
on a murder charge. The Connecticut Post reports (http://bit.ly/AbsNDU) that Smith was
returned to Connecticut on Tuesday afternoon after having been arrested last week
in Lynn Haven, Fla.Police say Smith, who grew up in Ansonia, killed
a homeless Bridgeport man, Angel Gonzalez, with an ax and ate one
of his eyeballs and part of his brain in December. Gonzalez' body
was found in an abandoned home in Bridgeport.A message was left Wednesday
morning with Bridgeport public defender's office, which is representing Smith.___Information from: Connecticut
Post, http://www.connpost.com

APJan. 29, 2012: Debris and wreckage lie along the highway after a
multi-vehicle accident that killed at least nine people, on Interstate 75 near
Gainesville, Fla. Authorities were still trying to determine what caused the pileup
on the highway, which had been closed for a time because of
the mixture of fog and heavy smoke from a brush fire. At
least five cars and six tractor-trailers were involved, and some burst into
flame.GAINESVILLE, Fla. Another victim has been found in the mangled wreckage
from Sunday's deadly pileup on Interstate 75, bringing the death toll to
11, MyFoxOrlando.com reports.The Highway Patrol says the Alachua County Medical Examiner's Office
determined Tuesday that a third victim was inside a Dodge pickup truck
that crashed into a tractor-trailer as it traveled south early Sunday. The
driver and another passenger in that vehicle have still not been identified.A
dozen cars, six tractor-trailers and a motor home collided early Sunday shortl

ollowed by Rick Santorum with 13 percent and Ron Paul with 7
percent.Romney won all 50 of Florida's convention delegates.With his Florida victory, Romney
is the only Republican candidate to have won two primaries. In a
historical anomaly, the first three contests went to three different winners.Romney was
initially declared the winner of the leadoff Iowa caucuses, but the Iowa
GOP later called the race for Santorum. Romney scored a decisive victory
in New Hampshire, but Gingrich answered back with a come-from-behind win in
South Carolina.Gingrich has held a narrow lead in most recent national polls.
But the results Tuesday mark a serious setback for the former House
speaker, who was leading Romney in Florida polls as recently as last
week.Gingrich, after dominating the debates in the run up to South Carolina,
was more subdued on stage ahead of Florida, while Romney aggressively challenged
Gingrich's attacks on his personal wealth and his immigration position. B
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RVYRMReutersNEW YORK Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer on Tuesday announced a recall of
some birth control pills in the United States, because they may not
contain enough contraceptive to prevent pregnancy.Pfizer said the birth control pills posed
no health threat to women but urged consumers affected by the recall
to "begin using a non-hormonal form of contraception immediately."The recall involved 14
lots of Lo/Ovral-28 tablets and 14 lots of Norgestrel and Ethinyl Estradiol
tablets, which Reuters reported involved about one million packets of birth control
pills.Pfizer said an investigation found some blister packs of the oral contraceptive
might contain an inexact count of inert or active ingredients in the
tablets."As a result of this packaging error, the daily regimen for these
oral contraceptives may be incorrect and could leave women without adequate contraception,
and at risk for unintended pregnancy," the company said in a statement
on its website.The pills wer

SAPer freed, including an Iranian-American journalist in 2009 and three U.S. citizens
detained along the Iraq border. Iranian prosecutors, however, had stressed Hekmati's links
to the U.S. military in calling for capital punishment.
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AFVLWd plot to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to the U.S. "shows that
some Iranian officials -- probably including Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei -- have
changed their calculus and are now more willing to conduct an attack
in the United States in response to real or perceived U.S. actions
that threaten the regime."He said the intelligence community is also concerned "about
Iranian plotting against U.S. or allied interests overseas."Clapper described Iran as undecided,
perhaps conflicted, about its next move -- and weighing its options based
not on ideology but a cold-eyed assessment of whether more aggression would
be good, or bad, for Iran.He said Iran's willingness to sponsor attacks
in the U.S. and elsewhere "probably will be shaped by Tehran's evaluation
of the costs it bears for the plot against the ambassador as
well as Iranian leaders' perceptions of U.S. threats against the regime."His assessment
of Iran's nuclear program was virtually identical.Asked whether

ReutersMarch 20: A British Typhoon jet lands at a NATO airbase in
southern Italy.BRUSSELS European Union nations must increasingly pool their military resources,
especially as individual members keep trimming their budgets and the U.S reshapes
its military strategy to focus on regions beyond Europe, the bloc's top
defense officials said Tuesday."We want to tackle the challenges we face by
doing more together and doing it better, by looking for greater efficiencies
and value for money (and) by pooling and sharing of military capabilities,"
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said."This is the only pragmatic way
forward given the growing demand for the European Union to become a
more capable, coherent and strategic global actor," said Ashton, who is also
responsible for the bloc's security policy.The EU's 27 governments spend $265 billion
on defense annually -- more than any other nation except the United
States. But military spending has already shrunk 15
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