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Turkey will do everything possible forAnnans Syrian mission to failRT (News RSS : Today)

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Syrian soldiers, who havedefected to join the Free SyrianArmy, hold up their rifles as theysecure a street in Saqba, inDamascus suburbs. (Reuters /Ahmed Jadallah)(38.5Mb)embedvideoUN envoy Kofi Annan is now on

his way to Beijing with Russiassupport for his six-point peaceplan for Syria. But online editorCamille Otrakji says the plan

faces major hurdles both withinSyria and outside of it.During his three-day visit toMoscow, Annan discussed hisplan with President DmitryMedvedev and Russias foreignm i n i s t e r , S e r g e y L a v r o v .Medvedev and Lavrov backedAnnans roadmap for peace,which calls on both sides toannounce a ceasefire and to

conduct inclusive political talks.Camille Otrakji, an editor for the

Syria Comment online magazine,believes it is difficult to foreseethe outcome of Annans mission. There are too many players topredict, he told RT I dontthink there is any plan that canmeet the needs of all the people. Itcan meet the needs of the peoplein the center of the politicalspectrum.Otrakji believes those on the

extremes, on the one hand thosein favor of making Assad

president for life, and on the otherthose in favor of putting him ontrial, would not be satisfied withthe plan. However, most of the Syrianpeople have demands that areeasier to accommodate, he saidOtrakji pointed out that the

o p p o s i t i o n was ex t r em elyf rac tu red . They vary from the Communists

to the Islamists and everything inbetween, he said Most of the

opposition leaders are still afraidto sign onto this plan becausetheyre afraid they will lose therespect of what they call thestreet, which is the extremists inthe opposition. But they wouldhave to be a bit more courageousa show up for the dialog process.Otrakji recalled that there was

already a precedent for thisroadmap. We have the Arab Leaguesinitiative, he said. And the

Syrian government surprised theArab League by being veryaccommodating and motivated tohelp the plan work. It was afailure because Qatar and SaudiArabia did not want to continuebecause they expected the Syriangovernment to fail to respect it.He also said the report issued by

the Arab League also failedQatars and Saudi Arabias

expectations as it mostly blamedthe opposition for initiating the

violence in Homs.Otrakji also noted that TurkishPrime Minister Recep TayyipErdogan may t ry to derai lAnnans mission . I think the real troublemaker isgoing to be Prime MinisterErdogan, he said He alreadyattacked Kofi Annan because hedid not consult everyone beforehe proceeded with his plan.

He expressed his view thatErdogan had his own plan and

that Annans success would meanthat the Turkish leader wouldhave no role to play in theconflict ." Im afraid he will do all he canto make it fail through his proxiesin Syria, which is mainly theMuslim Brotherhood, Otrakjistated.Daoud Khairallah, professor of

international law at Georgetown

University, noted that KofiAnnans plan was within the

framework of international law. As a general principle ofinternational law, intervention inother countries affairs is notallowed and this is well stated inarticle two of the United Nationscharter, he told RT Mr KofiAnnan is in the right position.He said the only time the UN

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PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. Themost lavish monument to the sea'smost famous disaster is a $30million roadside attraction in thefoothills of the Great Smokies,1,000 feet above sea level and asfar from the sea as RMS Titanicwas from land when it sank 100years ago. Titanic Museum Attraction TheTitanic Museum Attraction inPigeon Forge, Tenn., features ahalf-scale replica of the liner's

bow section and hundreds ofartifacts.

Titanic Museum AttractionThe Titanic Museum Attraction

in Pigeon Forge, Tenn., features ahalf-scale replica of the liner'sbow section and hundreds ofartifacts.The Titanic Museum Attraction,

next to the Hatfield & McCoyDinner Show, is a half-scalereplica of the ocean liner's fronthalf. It rises 100 feet above theroad, crunched against a fakeiceberg, with spray rising from itsbow as it "steams" in the directionof Knoxville.Inside are Madeleine Astor's life

vest, valued at $1.3 million; athird-class menu (supper: gruel/cabin biscuits/cheese), assessed at$189 ,000; and one of theproverbial deck chairs, worth$400,000.

Visitors can take the ship's wheel,touch a man-made iceberg and tap

out an SOS. They can learn howmany tons o f coal Ti tan icconsumed a day (600), how many

dogs were onboard (10) and howmany survived (three twoPomeranians and a Pekingese).Titanic Museum Attraction's

popularity testifies to the depthand breadth of our fascinationwith the ship. It also shows how,on the first major anniversarysince the last survivor's death and since 9/11 the disaster'smeaning is changing.By Steven Bridges for USA

TODAY

Tour guide Lauren Trask invitesvisitors up the Grand Staircase atthe Titanic Museum Attraction inPigeon Forge, Tenn. The replicastaircase cost more than $1million.The great ship sank 100 years

ago April 15, after hitting aniceberg in the North Atlantic oni t s m a i d e n v o y a g e f r o mSouthampton, England, to NewYork . Of more than 2 ,200passengers and crew the exactnumber, like much about Titanic,is still in dispute only 712 (or713) survived, largely for lack oflifeboats.On its centennial, the saga will be

retold again, in a 3-D release ofthe 1997 blockbuster movie; aminiseries on ABC written byJulian Fellowes, creator ofDownton Abbey; and NationalGeographic Channel programsfeaturing Robert Ballard, the

m a r i n e g e o g r a p h e r w h odiscovered the wreck in 1985, and

Titanic director James Cameron.There will be dozens of new

books as well as memorialservices, themed dinners, re-enactments and exhibits. Therewill be observances in Belfast,Northern Ireland, where Titanicwas built; in Southampton, whereit began the voyage; in Halifax,Canada, where 150 victims areburied; and in New York, the portTitanic never reached.And at the spot where Titanic

went down, 350 miles southeastof Newfoundland, millions of rosepetals will be scattered on thewater.The Titanic Museum Attraction

here, which opened in 2010, is a

larger version of one in anothertourism hub: Branson, Mo. Bothare creations of John Joslyn, whoalso was behind the live 1986 TVshow The Mystery of Al Capone'sVaults and 1987's Return to theTitanic LIVE. That show,hosted by Telly Savalas, wasabout Joslyn's expedition toTitanic.The museum illustrates why the

Titanic saga has endured and howit's changing.

Many little stories make up agreat one. There's the gold

wedding ring of Isador Straus,founder of Macy's, whose wife,Ida, turned down a spot in a

lifeboat to stay, and die, with herhusband. There's a baton thatbelonged to bandleader WallaceHartley, whose musicians playedas the ship sank.The exhibits stress the classic

elements that have allowedTitanic's legend to trump those ofbigger ships and disasters:Reputation. Titanic was theworld's largest ocean liner themost luxurious, famous andexpensive and widely believed

to be, if never advertised as,unsinkable. Which is why thesea's oldest story ship sinks seemed sensational.Passengers. The names of somewho died are still familiar: JohnJ a c o b A s t o r , B e n j a m i nG u g g e n h e i m , W a s h i n g t o nRoebling II. Passengers includedsilent-film star Dorothy Gibson;Archibald Butt, the president's topmilitary adviser; and Margaret"Molly" Brown, wife of a miningmillionaire and henceforth knownas "unsinkable."Class. Astor, one of the nation'srichest men, was in the same boatas immigrants who had never hadindoor plumbing. Yet 53% of firstand second class surv ived ,compared with 22% of third class(or steerage).Heroes and villains. Those whowent down with the ship includedits captain, architect and chief

o f f icers ; i t s musicians; i t sengineers, who kept the lights on

until the end. Then there was J.Bruce Ismay, head ofWhite StarLine. He was responsible for

Titanic having so few lifeboats,yet he escaped in one. H u b r i s . I n a n a g e o f technological advances, Titanicrepresented humankind's inabilityto control technology and itso v e r c o n f i d e n c e i n , a n doverreliance on, machines. Peoplehave seen parallels ever since.Drama. The ship took more than2 hours to sink, allowingindividual stories to play out in aconfined, defined setting.

Bu t t h e T i t an i c M u seu mAttraction does more than tell thestory.On one level, it addresses the

human loss and suffering. Co-owner Mary Kellogg-Joslyn saysthat on April 15, while otherscelebrate Titanic, "we'll paytribute to the victims" at aceremony with spiritual music andthe lighting of an eternal flame.On another level, however, the

attraction invites visitors toparticipate, and revel, in acatastrophe where 1,500 peopledrowned or were crushed orfrozen to death.Visitors, called "passengers," are

handed a "boarding pass" bearingthe name and brief biography of aTitanic passenger or crewmember.They learn whether they "survive"only at the end of the tour, whenthey enter a darkened MemorialRoom with the names of those

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aboard Titanic on the wall. Enroute, death and disaster areplayed for a mixture of laughs,sobs and thrills, like a hauntedhayride on Halloween.

On the bridge, visitors who takethe wheel and invariably fail tomiss the iceberg are jocularlyadmonished by a guide dressed asa ship's officer for not turning fastenough. They shrug and smile.If it seems like a game, it is. In

another gallery, children (andsome adults) try to steer awayfrom the iceberg on a videoscreen. The record so far: 34,000hits, 1,700 misses. Mike Davis, a visitor fromMansfield, Ga., was unconcernedthat his 1912 counterpart did notsurvive: "You don't want it to beso dismal that you can't enjoyyourself. This place doesn't leaveyou down in the dumps."A fascination renewedAt 100, Titanic is close enough toseem real and sufficiently remoteto be entertaining.

For four decades after thesinking, interest in the story

faded. One reason could be thatthere were too many relatives andsurvivors for whom the memorywas too painful.About two dozen survivors were

still alive on the 75th anniversary.But the last, Millvina Dean, diedin 2009 at 97. Lillian Asplund, thelast who had any memory of thenight, died in 2006 at 99.To visit the Titanic Museum

Attraction now is to see how anytrauma, eventually, becomes just a

story.In this, Titanic is in a very

different place from a disaster towhich it has often been compared,and that has only recently begun

its own slow journey into history.Melancholy remindersAmong the least prophetic of the

countless words about Titanicwere uttered aboard Life Boat 13around 2:20 a.m., as the liner sankbeneath the Atlantic. "That's thelast of her," a survivor said.But Titanic never disappeared

from the world's imagination, noteven during a disaster that echoedand eclipsed it.On the morning of Sept. 11,

2001, Titanic's famous credo wasin the thoughts of at least oneoccupant of the south tower of theWorld Trade Center. A witnessl a t e r i n t e rv i ewed b y USATODAY said a man told twowomen who were pushing aheadto get on elevators, "This isn't theTitanic, ladies. It's not women andchildren first."There were other connections.

Some fleeing the Trade Center

went east down cobblestoned JaneStreet, passing the dilapidatedRiverview Hotel, where Titanicsurvivors were housed after theyarrived in New York.Many of the 9/11 refugees wound

up at the South Street Seaport,where a small lighthouse, coveredwith a film of gray ash, stoodwitness to the catastrophe.This was the Titanic Memorial,

built largely through the efforts ofMolly Brown. "The world has a

short memory for the thingswhich thrill and shock it mostdeeply, and it is well for us to stopand stand and look," a ministersaid at the dedication in 1913. To

remember Titanic, he said, was"to refresh our soul in thepresence and inspiration ofheroism."In the days after the attacks, therewere other reminders of 1912.New Yorkers gazed at signs withthe names of the missing, just asthey had stood outside White StarLine off ices to check thepassenger l i s t .Pier 54 on Manhattan's West

Side, where the liner Carpathiadocked with Titanic's survivors,became the site of the FamilyAssistance Center, where relativeswent to obtain death certificatesfor missing loved ones.Will Titanic's 100th anniversary

affect our understanding of 9/11,or vice versa?The meaning of Titanic's story

always has depended on the timewhen it was told, says StevenBiel, author of Down With the

Old Canoe, a cultural history ofTitanic.At the time, the sinking was

widely said to have shown theheroism and chivalry of men infirst class, who put women andchildren first and kept third-classmen from storming onto thelifeboats. It also seemed to setback the cause of women's rightsbecause of their preferentialtreatment.Walter Lord's 1955 book A Night

to Remember appeared at theheight of the Cold War, a monthafter the Soviet Union tested a 1.6-megaton hydrogen bomb. ToLord, Titanic's sinking marked the

end of a time of confidence andcertainty, and the beginning of anera of anxiety and doubt.In the 1980s, Ballard's discovery

of the wreck 2 miles down onth e o cean f l o o r seem ed aquintessentially Reagan-eratriumph over supposed limits.Ballard was hailed as an explorerof a new frontier to replace theOld West.A decade later, James Cameron's

movie featured a populist lovestory with a self-realizing feministheroine, Rose. The villains weremostly in first class, especiallyRose's diabolical fianc.In 2001, the 9/11 attacks struck

many of Titanic's deepest themes:the shock of the unthinkable,heroism amid disaster, technologyrun amok.Each was a hybrid. Titanic was

an accident invited by humanmalfeasance (steaming too fast in

an ice field without enoughlifeboats). Sept. 11 was an attackexacerbated by the unanticipated even Osama bin Laden didn'texpect the twin towers to collapse.

In each case, a supposedlyindestructible man-made structurefailed an unexpected test; peopleof many nations and all classesdied together; many of theirremains were never identified orreclaimed; the exact death toll waslong in dispute; and each event

was the subject of protractedoff icial invest igat ions andinformal controvers ies .Both disasters seemed to mark

the sudden end of something a

s e n s e o f c o m p l a c e n c y ,c o n f i d e n c e , i n n o c e n c e ,i n v u l n e r a b i l i t y .The tragedies of 1912 and 2001

"touch people in the same way,"Kellogg-Joslyn says. "They bothwoke people up to what wasgoing on," adds Edward Kamuda,president of the Titanic HistoricalSociety.The centennial raises the questionof whether Titanic's meaning willbe changed by 9/11, or somethingelse. Figuratively, at any rate,Titanic remains afloat."Some people say that with the100th anniversary, the ship is nowgoing to fade away," says CharlesHaas, president of the TitanicInternational Society. "I disagree.Titanic's stories are timeless. It'snot going anywhere."This entry passed through the

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4 Curated News EditionSupreme Court dives into health care debate(USATODAY.com Feed)

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By Brad Heath and RichardWolf, USA TODAYUpdatedWASHINGTON - The Supreme

Court opened three days ofhistoric oral arguments on the fateofPresident Obama's health carelaw by skeptically questioningwhether an 1867 law should barthem from even consideringwhether the government canrequire Americans to purchasehealth insurance.

By Mark Wilson, Getty ImagesSupporters of President Obama'shealth care overhaul law marchoutside the Supreme Court inWashington on Monday.

By Mark Wilson, Getty ImagesSupporters of President Obama's

health care overhaul law marchoutside the Supreme Court inWashington on Monday.

At the beginning of thosearguments Monday morning,

justices on the court's liberal andconservat ive wings seemeddoubtful that the law, known asthe Anti-Injunction Act, wouldserve as a roadblock to decidingthe constitutionality of one of theObama administration's signatureaccomplishments. That lawgenerally requires people to pay atax before they challenge it incourt.The arguments had little to do

with the core constitutionalquestion - whether Congress can

force people to buy healthinsurance - that has made thehealth care challenge one of the

most-watched high court cases ina generation. Instead, the justicesfocused on a little-known tax lawand pointedly questioned whetherit would bar challenges such asthis one, or whether the healthlaw's penalty for not buyinginsurance should be considered atax at all.Justice Sonia Sotomayor said that

she counted at least four cases inwhich the high court had allowedchallenges to go forward in spite

of the law. Chief Justice JohnRoberts asked whether findingthat they couldn't hear the healthcare challenge would requireoverturning at least one of thoseolder cases. And Justice StephenBreyer said that, while he agreedthat the 1867 law might bar courtsfrom hearing tax challenges inadvance, he wasn't persuaded thatthe penalty for not buyinginsurance constitutes a tax. Audio:Day 1 of health care argumentsJustice Anthony Kennedy - often

t h e c o u r t ' s s w i n g v o t e -questioned why Congress wouldhave used the language it did inthe Anti-Injunction Act if it meantto strip courts of jurisdiction. AndJustice Antonin Scalia said thatthe justices are barred fromhearing a suit only when Congressclearly wanted that effect. "I findit hard to think that this is clear,whatever else it is," he told

Washington attorney RobertLong.

N e i t h e r t h e O b a m aadministration nor the privateparties challenging the 2010health law has asked the court tofind that the tax law blocks themfrom hearing the case. Instead, thecourt appointed Long to make thatargument in a 90-minute hearingMonday.Long told the justices that the

Anti-Injunction Act "imposes apay first, litigate later" rule thatapplies to "essentially everypenalty" in the federal tax code.He said the penalty for failing tobuy insurance functions as a tax,and that the Anti-Injunction Actleaves federal courts withoutjurisdiction to hear challenges to a

tax before someone pays it. Werethe justices to agree, courts wouldbe unable to hear challenges to thelaw until 2015, which is thesoonest anyone would be forcedto pay. More coverage of historiccaseBut the justices seemed skeptical

of that argument.Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said

that "this is not a revenue-raisingm easu re , b ecau se i f i t i ssuccessful, no one will pay the

penalty." That suggests it's not atax, she told Long. Breyer said

that previous cases under the Anti-Injunction Act had generallyinvolved things that were either

called taxes by lawmakers, or thatclearly functioned as taxes. Thehealth care law, Breyer said,"doesn't use the word 'tax' once.""They called it a penalty and not atax for a reason," Breyer lateradded, referring to Congress'intent to avoid the Anti-InjunctionAct.Long replied that the penalties fornot buying insurance are assessedby the IRS, and that they changebased on a person's income - all

features of taxes.The justices seemed inclined,

however, to consider that the Anti-Injunction Act might indeed be"jurisdictional," as the Obamaadministration contends. Decidingotherwise could open the doors toother lawsuits in which taxes arechallenged even before they arepaid.

Even if i t 's jurisdictional,however, the justices appeared toagree with arguments by SolicitorGeneral Donald Verrilli that forpurposes of the Anti-InjunctionAct, the penalty is not a tax. Thatprompted a challenge from JusticeSamuel Alito, who quipped thatthe government would argue onTuesday that the penalty is,indeed, a tax and therefore withinthe powers of Congress to enact. Paul Clement, a former U.S.solicitor general representing the26 states challenging the 2010

law, has said the Anti-InjunctionAct should be set aside because

the main challenge focuses on themandate to get insurance, not thepenalty paid by those who don't.

Most people, he has said, wouldmake the rational choice to buyinsurance, rather than pay fornothing.The oral arguments will continue

with 4 hours on Tuesday andWednesday , bu t the Ant i -Injunction Act could render thewhole thing moot.Only one lower court, the 4th

Circuit Court of Appeals inRichmond, Va., has ruled that theA n t i - I n j u n c t i o n A c t b a r s

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USA TODAYUpdatedSANTIAGO, Cuba Pope

Benedict XVI expressed supportfor the "just aspirations andlegitimate desires" of all Cubans,including prisoners, shortly afterhis ar r ival Monday to this

communis t - run i s land. By Ramon Espinosa, AP PopeBenedict XVI speaks wi thchildren as Cuban President RaulCastro, right, looks on during thepope's visit to Cuba on Monday.

By Ramon Espinosa, APPope Benedict XVI speaks with

children as Cuban President RaulCastro, right, looks on during thepope's visit to Cuba on Monday.Benedict, having spent three days

in Mexico, was to celebrate Massbefore thousands of Cubans in acountry where Fidel Castro firstproclaimed the triumph of hisrevolution in 1959, which resultedin a dictatorship that has lasted 53years.Benedict said he carries the

sufferings and joys of Cubans inhis heart and mentioned inmatesamong others. Cubans have been jailed for criticizing the Castro

regime and the lack of democraticfreedoms."The pope will only make thingsbetter here. He'll bring peace, notwar," said Jorge Martnez, a streetc leaner working in cent ra lHavana . "T he gover nmentmaintains everything. We're goingin the right direction. We're verygood."The interview with Martinez was

interrupted by Cuban police

wanting to know what questionswere being asked. An officer whorefused to give his name said,"Cuba doesn't need any change.We don't need any other system."In Mexico, crowds waving flags

and Vatican-yellow balloonscheered Benedict at the airport,and mariachi bands played as heleft."My brief but intense visit toMexico is now coming to an end.Yet this is not the end of my

affection and my closeness to acountry so very dear to me," hesaid.Benedict urged Mexicans to draw

on the Roman Catholic faith forstrength against drug violence,pover ty and other i l l s . Hecelebrated Sunday Mass before350,000 hushed worshipers.Members of the crowd said theywere gratified by Benedict 'srecognition of their country's

problems and said they feltre invigorated in what theydescribed as a daily struggle

against criminality, corruption andeconomic hardship. "We pray forhim to help us, that there be nomore violence in the country,"said Lorena Diaz, 50, who owns a jeans factory in Len. "We praythat he gives us peace."The pope delivered the message

against the backdrop of the Christthe King monument, an importantsymbol of Mexican Christianity.The s ta tue recal l s a 1920sCatholic uprising against anti-clerical laws that forbade publicworship services such as the oneBenedict celebrated."I hope that people take hismessage of working for the goodof all and this violence ends,"said Miguel ngel Rodrguez, awaiter.The city of Santiago is Cuba's

second-largest and home to theVirgin of Charity of Cobre, a

small wooden statue revered byCubans, whether Catholic or not.The pope was to hold an outdoorMass in the evening in Santiago'smain plaza before heading toHavana, where he is to talk withCuban President Ral Castro andperhaps his brother Fidel.Fidel Castro expelled priests and

closed religious schools after hist akeover . T he gove r nmentremoved references to atheism in

the constitution in the 1990s, anda 1998 visit by Pope John Paul IIeased relations between Cuba andthe church. Even so, the churchhas nearly no access to state-runradio or TV, is not allowed toopen schools and has been barredfrom building churches.The church has been a critic of

the regime's repression. CardinalJaime Ortega, the archbishop ofHavana, has negotiated with RalCastro for the release of political

prisoners, and church magazineshave published articles about theneed for change.On his flight to Mexico, Benedict

said that in Cuba, it is "evidentthat Marxist ideology as it wasconceived no longer responds toreality." He urged Cubans to "findnew models, with patience and ina constructive way."Some Cubans weren't impressed

by Benedict's visit. "It 's not

important at all. The pope doesn'trepresent anyone," Manuel Detra,30, said as he sat on a step on anarrow street in Havana, cleaninga set of fan blades.Contributing: The Associated

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Caught on mic: Obama begsMedvedev for spaceRT (News RSS : Today)S ub mi t t e d a t 3 / 2 6 / 2 0 1 2 3: 4 7 : 0 0 PMU.S. President Barack Obama (L)

shakes hands with RussianPresident Dmitry Medvedev in abilateral meeting before attendingthe 2012 Nuclear Securi tySummit in Seoul March 26, 2012.(Reuters / Larry Downing)On Monday while President

Obama was taking part in a global

nuclear security summit in SouthKorea, he was caught on tapeasking for Russian PresidentDmitri Medvedev for space. This is my last election. Aftermy e l e c t io n I h a v e mo reflexibility, Obama implored.Obama assured the departing

Russian President he will have the flexibility required to deal withmissile defense issues after the2012 presidential election.In the past Russia has strongly

opposed the fortification beingbuilt in Europe to interceptballistic missiles.Its leadershipfears the US will use the systemagainst Russia, but the US insists

its intended purpose is strictly fordefense against countries such asIran.As RT reported earlier this

month, American authoritiescould soon be involving Russia ontheir classified data regarding themissile defense system in Europe.The motion to recruit the formerCold War rival is part of anongoing effort to re-tune the tiesbetween the US and Russia.

I understand. I will transmit thisin fo rma t io n to V la d imi r , Medvedev responded,referring tothe soon to be Russian PresidentVladimir Putin.The two which were unaware thattheir actions were being recordedseemed to have a genuineunderstanding of the situationwhile in the South Korean capitalof Seoul. The two superpowershavent exactly seen eye to eyewhen i t comes to how to

implement their respective anti-missile programs.Moscow has expressed it would

like to work in collaboration withWashington to unite the anti-

missile defense systems to createone global program, but the UShas insisted the best way to goabout it would be separately.

T h e i n t e n d e d p r i v a t econversation between the twoleaders initially caught the WhiteHouse off guard. Obamas requestto the current Russian presidentlater sparked the White House torelease a statement. I think as you saw from their

remarks, there was a very positivetone, said the National SecurityA d v i s o r f o r S t r a t e g i cCommunications Ben Rhodeswrote." Since 2012 is an election year inboth countries, with an electionand leadership transition in Russiaand an election in the UnitedStates, it is clearly not a year inwhich we are going to achieve abreakthrough," Rhodes added.According to the press releaseand

President Medvedev, The NewSTART Treaty has been a keyfactor in the most productiveth re e y e a r s i n U S-Ru ss i are l a t i o n s .

Although disagreements havearisen in the past, Rhodes said thefuture for the two countries tocollaborate on the project isplausible. We should continue to beworking on this issue at thetechnical level; that there are stepsthat can be taken on both sides togain better understanding of theUS and Russian, he added. President Obama and President

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7Curated News EditionReport: Zimmerman told police teenpunched him before fatal shooting - CNN(Top Stories - Google News)

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Hundreds of people gather at apark in Sanford, Florida, for atown hall meeting on the shootingof an unarmed youth. STORYHIGHLIGHTS N EW: A w i tne ss sa ysZimmerman was straddlingTrayvon Martin, not helping him NEW: Rallies are held from

coast-to-coast in support ofMartin's family and cause Zimmerman to ld pol iceTrayvon Martin hit him before theshooting, a report says "Right now, we have too manyunanswered questions," theattorney general says

Sanford, Florida (CNN)-- Thecore of Trayvon Martin's story hasbeen told again and again inrecent days -- about how the 17-

year-old went out to a Sanford,Florida, convenience store, onlyto be killed on his way back to hisfather's fiance's home.Yet one month later, questions

persist as to exactly how and whythat happened. The man whoadmitted shooting the teen has notbeen charged in connection to thecase, much to the dismay ofMartin's parents and thousands ofstrangers nationwide who'verallied behind them.On Monday, the story continued

to gain both complexity, andclarity, thanks to details of theaccount that Martin's shooter gaveto police after the shooting.George Zimmerman's description

is outlined in an Orlando Sentinelarticle that cited "authorities" asthe source of its information. The

Sanford Police Department

subsequently released a statementthat, while condemning what itcalled"unauthorized leaks,"confirmed the newspaper account"is consistent with the informationprovided to the State Attorney'soffice by the police department."Events held around country in

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Zimmerman, a 28-year-oldneighborhood watch volunteer,told police he was on his way tothe grocery store when he sawMartin, a black male, walkingthrough his gated community,according to the Sentinel report."Something's wrong with him," he

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dispatcher told him, "We don'tneed you to do that."Shortly afterward, neighbors

began calling 911 to report anapparent altercation, then a

gunshot.The Orlando Sentinel report fills

in some blanks, purportedly fromZimmerman's perspective, of whattranspired in the meantime.Zimmerman, according to the

Sentinel report, later told policethat he lost sight of Martin andwas returning to his SUV whenthe teen approached him. The twoexchanged words, according toZimmerman, who said Martinthen punched him in the nose.

On the ground, Zimmerman saidhe was repeatedly punched andhad his head slammed into thesidewalk, according to theSentinel report. He began yelling,he told police.Previously released tapes of 911

calls included neighbors sayingthey had heard hearing screams --though it wasn't clear whetherthey came from Zimmerman orMartin.Mary Cutcher told CNN on

Monday that she and Selma MoraLamilla were in a kitchen nearbywhen they "heard a whining,someone in distress, and then thegunshot."They ran outside and, "within

seconds," were about 10 feet awayfrom Martin's body, Lamilla said."(Zimmerman) was standing overthe body, basically straddling thebody with his hand on Trayvon'sback," said Cutcher, adding that

they called three times to himbefore he finally asked them to

call police. "It didn't seem to methat he was trying to help him inany way."And Martin's girlfriend was on

the phone with him the entire

time, according to a lawyer for thesh o o t in g v i c t im ' s f a mi ly .Benjamin Crump said last weekthat the girl "completely blowsZimmerman's absurd self-defenseclaim out of the water."What is evident is that, minutes

after that Zimmerman's first 911call, police arrived at the scene.They found Martin "laying facedown in the grass," according to apolice report.A short time later, Martin was

pronounced dead.As to Zimmerman, "his back

appeared to be wet and wascovered in grass (and he) was alsobleeding, from the nose and backof his head," according to thesame report.Zimmerman was questioned, but

has not been charged in the case.T h i s f a c t h a s t r i g g e r e d

widespread uproar, with nearlythree-fourths of Americans --including 67 percent of whitesand 86 percent of non-whites --believing he should be arrested,according to a CNN/ORCInterna t iona l pol l re leasedMonday.Majority in poll call for shooter'sarrestThose attitudes were on display

in more than dozen c i t iesMonday. Many demonstratorswore hooded sweatshirts andcarried Skittles candy -- just like

Martin had, on the night he waskilled -- from Atlanta to San

Francisco in many communities,big and small, in between to showsupport for the victim's family anddenounce racism, profiling andlaws that permit use of force in

self-defense.In the central Florida city of

Sanford, a regularly scheduledcity commission meeting turnedinto a forum focused on theMartin case. Near its start, Rev.Al Sharpton presented a petitionthat he said had been signed by 2mil l ion people ca l l ing forZimmerman 's a rrest .He was one of several speakers

who called for answers andaccountability for police officers

who they felt bungled the case bynot testing Zimmerman foralcohol and drug levels and notdoing a background check on him-- even though they did both forthe victim."The Sanford police departmentneeds to be held accountable,"said an emotional Tracy Martin,Trayvon's father.Martin's family and supporters

have said that they believe raceplayed a role in the shooting.Zimmerman is a white Hispanic.His family says he has beenmistakenly portrayed as racist.On Monday, Martin's supporters

c o n t i n u e d t o i n s i s t t h a tZimmerman should be heldresponsible for Martin's death --saying the teen would be alivetoday if Zimmerman had simplyfollowed the 911 dispatcher'sinstructions, to stay away."We're dealing with a self-

a p p o i n t e d w a t c h d o g w h odisobeyed the d ispa tcher 's

instructions that he agreed to,"said Sharpton, during a pressconference earlier Monday withMartin's parents in Sanford. "Allelse is irrelevant."

That includes, he added, reportsthat first surfaced Monday inme d ia a c c o u n t s a n d l a t e rconfirmed by a family spokesmanthat Martin had been suspendedafter a search of his book bagturned up an empty plastic bagwith marijuana residue.Martin, who lived in Miami, was

visiting Sanford after receiving a10-day suspension from school,according to a family spokesman.An empty plastic bag found in his

book bag had marijuana residue,s p o k e s m a n R y a n J u l i s o nc o n f i r m e d ."The only comment that I haveright now is that they've killed myson and now they're trying to killhis reputation," Martin's mother,Sybrina Fulton, said at a newsconference.Crump, the family attorney, said

authori t ies were t ry ing to"demonize" the teen ."Whatever Trayvon Martin wassuspended for had absolutely nobearing on what happened on thenight of February 26," he said.Both of Trayvon's parents will be

in Washington on Tuesday,attending a House JudiciaryCommittee meeting with Rep.Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Texas,according to a news release fromthe congresswoman's office.

A sp e c i a l p ro se c u to r i sinvestigating the case. A grand

j u r y s c h e d u l e d t o b e g i ndeliberations on April 10, but it is

uncertain if the group will everwork on the case. The prosecutor,Angela Corey, said Monday onHLN that she has never used agrand jury to decide on charges in

a justifiable homicide case."We do a thorough investigation.We make that decision ourselves,"she said.The two prosecutors assigned on

the case worked through theweekend and will do their best toprovide answers quickly, Coreys a i d . T h e y h a v e n o t y e tinterviewed Zimmerman, nor doesher office know where he is, shesaid.An attorney for the Martin family

said Monday that any jury thatsees the evidence in the case --much of which she said wascollected by investigators workingon the Martin family's behalf --w o u l d c o n v i c tZ i m m e r m a n . " C l e a r l y , t h einvestigation in this case wase i ther bungled , or ignoredcompletely," Natalie Jackson saidof the initial police inquiry.Sanford authorities say they

could not arrest Zimmermanunder Florida 's "stand yourground" law, which allows peopleto use deadly force to defendthemselves anywhere they feel areasonable fear of death or seriousinjury. The evidence police had atthe time didn't allow for an arrest,police have said.In addition to the investigation

led by Corey, the state's governorhas formed a task force to reviewthe state's "stand your ground"

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9Curated News EditionSupport in US for Afghan War DropsSharply, Poll Finds - New York TimesELISABETH BUMILLER andALLISON KOPICKI (Top Stories- Google News)

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WASHINGTON After aseries of violent episodes andsetbacks, support for the war inAfghanistan has dropped sharplyamong both Republicans andDemocrats, according to the latestNew York Times/CBS News poll.The survey found that more than

two-thirds of those polled 69percent thought that the UnitedStates should not be at war inAfghanistan. Just four monthsag o , 5 3 p ercen t sa id t h a tAmericans should no longer befighting in the conflict, more thana decade old.The increased disillusionment

was even more pronounced whenrespondents were asked theirimpressions of how the war wasgoing. The poll found that 68

percent thought the fighting wasgoing somewhat badly or verybadly, compared with 42 percentwho had those impressions inNovember.The latest poll was conducted by

telephone from March 21 to 25with 986 adults nationwide. It hasa margin of sampling error of plusor minus three percentage points.The Times/CBS News poll was

consistent with other surveys thismonth that showed a drop in

support for the war . In a

Washington Post/ABC News poll,60 percent of respondents said thewar in Afghanistan had not beenworth the fighting, while 57percent in a Pew Research Centerpoll said that the United Statesshould bring home Americantroops as soon as possible. In aGallup/USA Today poll , 50percent of respondents said theUnited States should speed up thewithdrawal from Afghanistan.

Negative impressions of the warhave grown among Republicansas well as Democrats, accordingto the Times/CBS News poll.Among Republicans, 60 percentsaid the war was going somewhator very badly, compared with 40percent in November. AmongDemocrats, 68 percent said thewar was going somewhat or verybadly, compared with 38 percentin November. But the poll foundthat Republicans were more likely

to want to stay in Afghanistan foras long as it would take tostabilize the situation: 3 in 10 saidthe United States should stay,c o m p a r e d w i t h 2 i n 1 0independents and 1 in 10Democrats .

Republicans themselves aredivided, however, over when toleave, with a plurality, 40 percent,saying the United States shouldwithdraw earlier than the end of2014, when under an agreement

with the Afghan government all

American troops are to be out ofthe country.The poll comes as the White

House is weighing options forspeeding up troop withdrawalsand in the wake of bad news fromth e b a t t l e f i e ld , i n c lu d in gaccusations that a United StatesArmy staff sergeant killed 17Afghan civilians and violence setoff by the burning last month ofKorans by American troops.

The poll also follows a number ofhigh-profile killings of Americantroops by their Afghan partners a trend that the top Americancommander in Afghanis tansuggested on Monday was likelyto continue.It is a characteristic of this kindof warfare, Gen. John R. Allen,the commander of NATO forcesin Afghanistan, told reporters at aPentagon news conference. Hesaid that in a counterinsurgency

c o n f l i c t l i k e t h e o n e i nAfghanistan, where Americanforces are fighting insurgentswhile training Afghan securityforces, the enemys going to doall that they can to disrupt boththe counterinsurgency operation,but also disrupt the integrity of theindigenous forces. Americancommanders say that the Talibanhave in some cases infiltratedAfghan security forces to attackAmericans, but that most cases

are a result of personal disputes

between Afghans and theirAmerican trainers.

In follow-up interviews, anumber of poll respondents saidthey were weary after more than adecade of war in Afghanistan, andimpatient with the slow progressof Afghan security forces. I thinkwe should speed up when werebringing our troops home, saidM e l i s a C l e m m o n s , 5 2 , aRepublican and a coordinator for

a wireless carrier system fromSummerville, S.C. If weve beenthere as many years as weve beenthere, whats another two yearsgoing to get us? she asked,adding, These Afghanistanpeople are turning around andshooting our people. Why is ittaking this long for the Afghantroops to be policing themselves?Paul Fisher, 53, a Republican

from Grapevine, Tex., who worksin the pharmaceutical business,

said the United States should nolonger be involved in the war,although he opposed setting aspecific timetable. After a whileenough is enough, and we need toget out and move on and letAfghanistan stand on its ownmerits, he said.Peter Feaver of Duke University,

who has long studied publicopinion about war and worked inthe administration of PresidentGeorge W. Bush, said that in his

view there would be more support

for the war if President Obamatalked more about it. He has notexpended much political capital indefense of his policy, Mr. Feaversaid. He doesnt talk aboutwinning in 2014; he talks aboutleaving in 2014. In a sense thatprotects him from an attack fromthe left, but I would think it hasthe pernicious effect of softeningpolitical support for the existingpolicy.

The drop in support for the wara m o n g R e p u b l i c a n p o l lrespondents mirrors reassessmentsof the war among the partysp r e s i d e n t i a l c a n d i d a t e s ,traditionally more hawkish thanDemocrats . Newt Gingr ichdeclared this month that it wastime to leave Afghanistan, whileRick Santorum said that oneoption would be to withdraw evene a r l i e r t h a n t h e O b a m aadministrations timeline. Mitt

Romney has been more equivocal,although he said last summer thatit was time for us to bring ourtroops home as soon as wepossibly can, as soon as ourgenerals think its O.K.Michael E. OHanlon, a military

expert at the Brookings Institutionwho is close to Americancommanders in Afghanistan, saidthat the opinion polls reflected alack of awareness of the current

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10 Curated News EditionJustices Hear Argument That Health Case IsPremature - New York TimesADAM LIPTAK (Top Stories -Google News)

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W A S H I N G T O N T h eSupreme Court on Mondayappeared ready to clear away thelast remaining obstacle to ahistoric ruling on PresidentObamas health care overhaul.People lined up at sunrise for

tickets to Monday's Supreme

Court hearing on PresidentOb am a ' s h ea l t h ca re l aw.Interactive Feature DocumentGraphicAt the opening of three days of

arguments, the justices questionssuggested that they were receptiveto a po in t on which bothsupporters and opponents of thelaw agree: that the court shoulddecide the case now rather thanwaiting until the laws penaltiesfor not having health insurance

become due.On Tuesday, the court will turn tothe central question in the case,the constitutionality of the lawsrequirement that most Americansobtain insurance or pay a penalty.The courtroom on Monday was

packed to capacity, including withsome members of the public whohad waited in line since Friday,and the justices seemed energized,talking over each other more thanusual.

Outside, demonstrators came

with signs, while Rick Santorum,a candidate for the Republicanpresidential nomination, made anappearance in f ron t o f thecourthouse to highlight hisopposition to the law Mr.Obamas signature legislativeaccomplishment and to notet h a t a n o t h e r R e p u b l i c a ncandidate, Mitt Romney, hadsigned a state law with similarfeatures when he was the

governor of Massachusetts.The argument on Monday was asort of appetizer to Tuesdaysmain course, a 90-minute debateover whether the court has theauthority to hear the case yet,given an 1867 law, the Anti-In ju n c t io n Act , t h a t say staxpayers may not challenge taxesuntil they become due.The first penalties for violating

the health care laws individualm an d a t e t o o b t a in h ea l t h

insurance do not take effect until2014, and they must be paid onfederal tax returns in April 2015.This case presents issues of greatmoment, said Solicitor GeneralDonald B. Verrilli Jr., and theAnti-Injunction Act does not barthe courts consideration of thoseissues.The justices appeared to agree,

and they seemed ready to proceedto the main question. A decisionon the constitutionality of the

health care law is thus likely by

June, as the presidential campaignenters its final stages.It remains possible, though, that

the Anti-Injunction Act will play

a role in the case, if at least someof the justices are dissatisfied withthe available options during theirdeliberations and are looking for away to avoid a decision.The Anti-Injunction Act says thatno suit for the purpose ofrestraining the assessment orcollection of any tax shall bemaintained in any court by anyperson. In other words, peoplewho object to taxes must pay firstand litigate later.That is so, said Justice Stephen

G. Breyer, because taxes are, forbetter or worse, the lifes blood ofgovernment.The United States Court of

Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, inRichmond, Va., ruled last yearthat the 1867 law left courts fornow powerless to decide thehealth care laws constitutionality.The Obama administration had

pressed this argument in trial

courts but abandoned it on appeal,choosing instead to try to get a

quick and clear decision from thecourts.The challengers to the law have

always said the law poses noobstacle to immediate review.In asking the Supreme Court to

hear the case last year, theadministration suggested that thejustices appoint an outside lawyerto argue that the law bars thechallenges. The justices askedRobert A. Long, a Washington

lawyer in private practice, to doso, and he went first on Monday.I would not argue that this statuteis a perfect model of clarity, Mr.Long said. But he said law wasjurisdictional, meaning itforbids courts from hearing suitseven if, as here, neither sideobjected.Mr. Long was followed by Mr.

Verrilli, the solicitor general,a r g u i n g f o r t h e O b a m aadministration, and Gregory G.

Katsas, who represents the privateparties challenging the law.Mr. Verrilli, whose style of

argument is sober and deliberate,will return on Tuesday, arguingagainst two more co lorfu llawyers: Paul D. Clement ,represen t ing the 26 s tateschallenging the law, and MichaelA. Carvin, representing theprivate challengers.Mr. Verrilli walked a fine line on

Monday. He told the court that the

administration wanted a prompt

ruling on the health care law andthat the 1867 law should not standin the way. At the same time, heasked the justices not to damagethe federal governments ability torely on the 1867 law in othercases.There were other complications.

Mr. Verrillis argument that thepenalty is not a tax for purposesof the 1867 law was in potentialtension with one he will make on

Tuesday, that the mandate wasauthorized not only by Congressspower under the commerce clausebut also by its power to levytaxes.Today you are arguing that thepenalty is not a tax, JusticeSam u el A. Al i t o J r . s a id .Tomorrow you are going to beback, and you will be arguing thatthe penalty is a tax.

Mr. Verrilli said the nameCongress gave to the payment

required for violating the mandatein the health care law calling ita penalty, not a tax matteredfor purposes of the 1867 law butwas irrelevant in connection withthe constitutional taxing power.The challengers to the law,

represented by Mr. Katsas, agreedwith Mr. Verrilli that the courtmight decide the case on themerits now. Mr. Katsas said thepenalty for failing to obtain

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11Curated News EditionThe New Black Panthers hunt forTrayvon Martin's killerRT (News RSS : Today)S ub mi t t e d a t 3 / 2 6 / 2 0 1 2 6: 2 3 : 1 4 P M

Geo rg e Z i mmerman , t h eneighborhood watch volunteerwho sparked a national uproar byshooting an unarmed teenager todeath, is pictured in this OrangeCounty, Florida, Sheriff's Officebooking photograph taken on July2005. Zimmerman has wept withremorse over the killing and nowfears for his own life, a friend ofthe gunman and a legal advisersaid on March 25, 2012. (Reuters/ Orange County Sheriff's Office /Handout)

A new development in theTrayvon Martin case could causefurther pandemonium. This afterThe New Black Panther Party forSelf-Defense is calling for amilitia of 5,000 black volunteersto help cap ture Trayvonsmurderer, George Zimmerman.

George Zimmerman was not ap o l i c e o f f i c e r h e w a s acommunity volunteer, saidMikhail Muhammad, SouthernRegional Director of the New

Black Panther Party.Zimmerman, who is currently in

hiding due to the recent eventswhere he gunned down the 17-year-old Martin, has the blackpolitical organization vowing tobringhimto justice. Its time for us as black men totake justice in our own hands,said Muhammad just outside theneighborhood where Martin wasgunned down.

On Sunday a group of around tenm e m b e r s c h a n t e d s l o g a ndemanding justice for the coldblooded murder. You kill mine god-damn it I gotto kill yours said Muhammad.The black political organization

has begun posting flyers callingfor Zimmermans capture deador alive and is offering a rewardof $10,000 to the person whocaptures him.The group, which has had a

strong presence in Sanford,Florida where Martin was gunneddown, has been at the forefront ofthe hunt to find Martins killer.

The party not only blames

Zimmerman for the black teensdeath, but is also attributing theresponsibility to Sanford Policeand Prosecutor Angela Corey.Corey known as a hard-nosed

state attorney was selected as thespecial prosecutor for the casethat has gained global attention.Co rey ca r r i e s wi t h h e r acontroversial record for tryingmore adolescents in adult courtthan her predecessors in Duval,

Clay and Nassau counties. Shes a liar and a murderer rightalong with the rest of them. Wearent pleased with Angela Corysappointment, MuhammadtoldFox News.Many believe that the partys

action could create a dangerousatmosphere in Florida and locallaw enforcement feels could bemake things worse in Sanford." If the government won't do the job, we'll do it," Muhammad

concluded.Not everyone in the black

community is aligned with theaction of The New Black Panthersand many critics believe there is a

better way to go about gettingretribution for Martins death." I think disciplined, persistent,non-violent action works," JesseJackson told reporters.Pastor Moses Brown of Tampa

acknowledges Zimmermansactions werent just but hebelieves in a message of justice,not hate.Sanford city officials have also

voiced out against the panthers

actions and released a statementcondemning the groups demandand are pleading with the citizensto leave the arrests to them.According to an Orlando Sentinel

report, " the city is requestingcalm heads, and no vigilantejustice."

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