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e preferred to see the tensions on the peninsula resolved
through diplomatic means, but added that "the United States will take all
necessary steps to protect its people."The North on Thursday delivered a
fresh round of war rhetoric with claims it has "powerful striking means"
on standby, the latest in a torrent of warlike threats seen by
outsiders as an effort to scare and pressure South Korea and the
U.S. into changing their North Korea policies.Fox News' Justin Fishel and
Greg Palkot and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
w confusion and resentment over inheritance
among existing heirs and their siblings.Titles can't be split, and splitting
a mansion isn't always a good idea either."Inheriting a great draughty mansion
with obligations is not everybody's idea of fun in 2013. Even worse
is to inherit a minority interest in it -- for example, a
split between five heirs," said Roderick Balfour, an earl who has four
daughters and no son.Balfour recently wrote to the government to propose
a compromise: A title should pass to first-born daughters, but only in
cases when there is no son. It's not exactly gender equality, he
said, but it would at least present a workable solution to families
like his.Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has said he was "sympathetic"
to extending the royal reforms to titles, but the government has indicated
it isn't going to act soon to tackle the issue -- not
least because few Britons are likely to rally behind moves to preserve
the nobility.James Gray, a campaigner for the anti-monarchy group Republic,
concedes that the international success of "Downton Abbey" -- which has
won millions of fans in the U.S. and elsewhere -- may signal
a widespread fascination with the lives of blue bloods, but that doesn't
mean people at home admire or want to emulate a crusty upper
class.He raised another point: Since monarchy and aristocracy are inherently
unfair and discriminatory, some may see achieving gender equality in those
institutions as r
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;"> ed by the Senate Judiciary
Committee, which has scheduled a hearing for next Wednesday and will likely
begin to amend and vote on the bill the week of May
6. From there, the bill would move to the Senate floor.Both in
committee and on the floor, the bill could change in unpredictable ways
as senators try to amend it from the left and the right.
The Gang of Eight -- Schumer, Durbin, and Sens. John McCain and
Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., Marco Rubio, R-Fla., Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., Robert
Menendez, D-N.J., and Michael Bennet, D-Colo. -- have discussed banding
together to defeat amendments that could significantly alter the legislation.Even
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the new details on criteria for future citizens, other significant elements
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it "unclassified," which led to the confusion.A U.S. official in
Seoul said Friday it is "premature" to say North Korea has developed
the expertise to make a nuclear weapon small enough to put on
a ballistic missile."It is a very difficult task," the official told Fox
News. "They haven't been able to put everything together."The official also
says there is no indication a North Korea missile launch is imminent,
saying officials "have not seen activity" that would show that a launch
will happen soon, or that the country is planning a large scale
attack."There has been no indication of massive troop movements or anything
to back up the rhetoric going on," the official said.Meanwhile, Kerry's
trip to South Korea comes in the midst of bellicose threats from
the unpredictable communist regime in the North.Kerry and his South Korean
counterpart said in a joint press conference Friday that North Korea will
gain nothing by threatening tests of its missile or nuclear programs.Kerry
said the U.S. and its Asian ally won't accept the North as
a nuclear power, calling the country's rhetoric "unacceptable."South Korean
Foreign Minister Yun Byung-se called Pyongyang's threats a "grave provocation"
to the entire international community.Since the beginning of March, the
Navy has moved two missile defense ships closer to the coast of
the Korean peninsula, in part to protect against a potential missile launch
aimed at Guam, a U.S. territory in the Pacifi
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