PETA Reevaluates Campaign Linking Abuse to Slavery
Richmond AP reports PETA reconsidering its Animal Liberation panels that juxtapose animal abuse with slavery after civil rights groups complain. The campaign showed 12 panels mixing images of black people in chains with shackled animals, stirring controversy nationwide.
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Marines and Afghan troops launch major Kandagal offensive in Kunar
U S Marines and Afghan forces begun a two week operation in Kandagal Kandahor valley to root out militants tied to the June attacks that killed 19 Americans. The mission targets a Taliban linked commander Ismail and his network including al Qaida ties. A rescue helicopter was downed and 7 Americans killed that week as fighting intensified ahead of upcoming elections.
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British Airways resumes flights at Heathrow amid ongoing disruption
BA restarted hundreds of flights at London Heathrow with 420 of 500 planned departures. Thousands remain stranded after a daylong catering staff strike, as crews and management negotiate to restore normal service over several days. Passengers received meals and comforts in large tents, while BA urged patience.
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Public anxiety over Bush economy overshadows good news
Public worry over Bush administration handling of the economy dulls a string of positive indicators including growth, low inflation, and job gains. Analysts cite terrorism fears, Iraq conflict, gas prices, and mortgage debt as factors behind lagging approval, despite cheerleader events and new bills promising jobs.
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Baghdad’s Talabani and Sunni leaders clash over new constitution
In Baghdad, Jalal Talabani and Sunni leader Adnan al Dulaimi discussed the constitution as U S and U N diplomats pressed Sunni Arabs to accept a federal framework with only two days left before the deadline. A top Sunni official rejected terms risking division of the country.
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