Taliban ambush Kanda har convoy kills three drivers
In southern Afghanistan gunmen attacked a civilian truck convoy bound for U S forces, killing three drivers. Separately in the same region, Taliban fighters struck a district office, killing three Afghan soldiers and wounding several rebels as violence resurges after winter.
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Ousted Kyrgyz leader Akayev agrees to resign abroad
Parliament speaker Omurbek Tekebayev said Askar Akayev verbally agreed to resign outside Kyrgyzstan rather than return to a parliamentary session for a formal departure. Akayev fled to Russia after protests over a March candidates election deemed rigged, ending 15 years in power and easing interim leaders' tensions.
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Police detain officers suspected in Rio massacre
Two police officers aged 32 and 30 were detained after a manhunt for a mass shooting in Rio de Janeiro that killed about 30 people. Governor Rosinha Matheus offered a 1900 reward for tips leading to the gunmen. officers were interrogated and not yet charged.
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Attack on Abu Ghraib Prison Injures 32 In Iraq Clash
Insurgents attacked Abu Ghraib prison west of Baghdad injuring 20 US forces and 12 prisoners during a 40 minute gunfight. Six people were killed elsewhere as attacks trend down overall, with insurgents focusing on larger operations.
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Social Security duel returns to campaign trail
Five months after the election Democratic lawmakers campaign nationwide against President Bush and his Social Security plan. Moves by MoveOn.org unions and business groups echo last year's battles with ads town halls and mass emails. Progress for America, a GOP ally, spent over 3 million on ads in March as supporters warn of a fiscal crisis likened to a Titanic iceberg.
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Osbourne duo withdraws from West End show due to Aimee illness
Sharon Osbourne and daughter Aimee pull out of The Vagina Monologues in London as Aimee, 21, falls ill. They fly to Los Angeles for treatment while apologizing to cast and fans. Sharon will focus on family and Aimee during her health crisis.
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Mugger Targets Woman. Dog Survives Gunfire in San Diego
A gunman grabbed a bag from a woman walking her dog in San Diego and fired at the dog after discovering the bag contained poop. He fled in a small silver car, while the victim, a 32 year old, faced demands for money.
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