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...that convinced the Iraqis are up to the job. That has sparked a sharp disagreement with General George Casey, the Pentagon's top commander in Iraq. "Casey is telling the ambassador, 'The Iraqis got it,'" a military source tells TIME. "I'm not sure the ambassador is listening." A spokeswoman for the ambassador says there is no serious disagreement and that Casey and Khalilzad are addressing the issues in a new Joint Working Group...
...abuse scandals and craft policies for dealing with the problem. The Chicago policy shift is sure to dominate the agenda, especially since it could actually mark a break from canon law, which dictates that priests cannot be removed until they have legal representation and allegations have been substantiated. A spokeswoman for the archdiocese said: "Whatever the Cardinal decided to do, it will have to conform with canon law. But the Cardinal has said all along that he will find a way to do it, to remove priests immediately...
...study suggested that college weight-gain does not affect all students equally. And a Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) spokeswoman, Jami Snyder, agreed with the Rutgers researchers’ finding...
...Whittington was listed in stable condition. "He seems in good spirits. He's talking and conversing," said Yvonne Wheeler, a spokeswoman for Christus Spohn Hospital Corpus Christi-Memorial. "His condition is really looking good. They're just taking every precautionary measure. Recovery looks very positive." Added Peter Banko, the hospital's administrator, "He is a true gentleman... I hate to say sweetheart because it makes me sound like a female, but he is wonderful to be around. He is joking with the staff." Whittington was expected to be taken out of intensive care Monday afternoon and moved to a trauma...
...conference, though he did participate via live video stream from Canada. The Homeland Security Department “doesn’t discuss the basis for its recommendations to the State Department—whether for or against granting an individual an immigration benefit,” Homeland Security spokeswoman Jamie E. Zuieback wrote in an e-mail to The Crimson yesterday. She declined to comment on the lawsuit, but added, “Criteria for revocation include public safety risk [and] national security risk, among others.” A State Department spokesperson did not respond to requests...