CAFTA passes as Bush signs free trade pact into law
President Bush signs the Central American Free Trade Agreement after a hard fought congressional battle. Separate reports note a deadly Amtrak derailment in Raleigh involving a gravel truck and a pregnant brain-dead woman delivering a baby girl in Richmond, with doctors confirming the infant's fragile condition.
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Aniston: I was shocked by Pitt split in Vanity Fair interview
In her first interview since the breakup with Brad Pitt Aniston says she felt shocked and is trying to pick up the pieces amid a media circus. She admits days of loneliness and pity parties while staying resilient despite public scrutiny.
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Discovery astronauts prepare risky heat shield repair
Discovery mission crews prepare for an unprecedented spacewalk to remove protruding gap filler from the shuttle belly to prevent reentry overheating. Stephen Robinson will use the robotic arm to reach the area and may cut away material with improvised tools if needed, with NASA officials weighing backup plans for Thursday or Friday.
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Seven Marines killed west of Baghdad in two attacks
The deaths raise U S military toll in Iraq to 1 801. One Marine died in a Monday car bombing in Hit 85 miles northwest of Baghdad. Six Marines died Monday in Haditha 50 miles from Hit. All were from the Headquarters and Service Co 3rd Battalion 25th Marines based in Brook Park Ohio.
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Air France Flight 358 lands off runway in Toronto crash
An Air France Airbus A340 carrying 309 passengers skidded off a rain soaked runway at Pearson Airport, plunged into a ravine and broke apart in a thunderstorm. Fourteen people suffered minor injuries while all aboard survived the dramatic crash landing.
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North Korea Holds Line in Talks Over Nuclear Weapons
North Korea’s lead envoy Kim Kye Gwan said Pyongyang will not abandon its nuclear arms while it faces an alleged U.S. atomic threat. After eight days of six party talks in Beijing, he cited remaining differences with the United States but urged narrowing gaps to achieve results.
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Twins run through Mulhall Elementary in El Monte
At Mulhall Elementary nine sets of twins are enrolled among 400 students with several pairs in early grades. Kindergartners Monique and Monica Montano swapped seats to sit in each other’s place, prompting remarks from teacher Rebecca Lopez.
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