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    White House Fears Indictment for Libby (AP)

AP - White House officials braced for the possibility that Vice
 President Dick Cheney's top aide would be indicted in the CIA leak
 case, but held out hope presidential confidant Karl Rove might escape
 charges for the time being.

    Bush Seeking New Supreme Court Nominee (AP)

AP - President Bush, eager to put a bruising brawl within his own party
 behind him, is expected to announce his new pick for the Supreme Court
 within days.

    Bush Stung As Miers Withdraws Nomination (AP)

AP - In a striking defeat for President Bush, White House counsel
 Harriet Miers on Thursday abandoned her bid to become a Supreme Court
 justice after three weeks of brutal criticism from fellow
 conservatives. The Senate's top Republican predicted a replacement
 candidate within days.

    Prosecutor Seeks DeLay Associates' E-Mails (AP)

AP - Three indicted associates of Republican U.S. Rep. Tom DeLay are
 being asked to hand over to a Texas prosecutor all their e-mails from
 2002 in an investigation into an alleged campaign finance scheme.

    Major GOP Donor Charged in Ohio (AP)

AP - A major GOP donor was charged with giving thousands of dollars to
 other people to contribute to President Bush's re-election campaign in
 an attempt to skirt a $2,000 limit on individual contributions.

    Dark Days at the Bush White House (AP)

AP - These are dark days for the White House.

    NJ Governor Hopeful Forrester Cleared (AP)

AP - Republican gubernatorial candidate Doug Forrester won't be charged
 with violating campaign finance law, the state's attorney general said
 Thursday, although he added that the statute Democrats accuse Forrester
 of violating should be re-examined.

    Rosa Parks May Lie in Honor at Capitol (AP)

AP - Congress will ready plans Friday to give civil rights pioneer Rosa
 Parks a farewell fit for presidents by making her the first woman to
 lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda.

    EPA Studies Ways to Cut Warming Pollution (AP)

AP - Government studies released Thursday show a broad range of
 potential costs if the United States were to regulate carbon dioxide to
 curb global warming, from relatively cheap to expensive.

    O'Connor remains seated in the swing (USATODAY.com)

USATODAY.com - Harriet Miers' withdrawal as a Supreme Court nominee
 leaves Sandra Day O'Connor, the moderate justice she would have
 replaced, in a familiar position: poised to cast deciding votes in
 cases involving abortion, religious freedom, gay rights and other
 controversial issues.

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