Limbaugh Says Tests Show No Heart Ailment
Rush Limbaugh announced in Honolulu that tests found no heart attack or heart disease after chest pains led to hospitalization at Queen's Medical Center. He said the pain was real, doctors could not identify a cause, and he denied using painkillers.
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Vendor denies Times Square van charges
A New York AP report says street vendor George Freyre 36 denies forging the van registration and other charges. Prosecutors say he claimed the van as his. Authorities evacuated part of Times Square for hours Wednesday when a parked two day van with blacked out windows and no plates was found containing only clothes and a peddler’s stand. Freyre was released without bail after arraignment. He also faces a charge of using a bogus law enforcement parking placard.
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Bombing at volleyball event kills 75 in Pakistan
A bomber detonated a vehicle packed with explosives near a volleyball tournament in Lakki Marwat Pakistan. The blast killed 75 and wounded 60, including eight children and several security personnel, amid anti militia retaliation tensions. Local police said the target was an anti-Taliban meeting nearby.
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Fox keeps broadcast signals as talks continue with cable firms
Fox defers disruption by letting its signals stay on for millions of subscribers as talks with Time Warner Cable Bright House Networks continue. Fox seeks about 1 per subscriber monthly for the broadcast signal while rivals like ESPN collect fees, risking bowl game access if no deal is reached.
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Iraqi anger over Blackwater case dismissal in Nisoor Square killings
Iraqis condemned a U.S. judge's dismissal of charges against Blackwater guards linked to the Sept. 16 2007 Nisoor Square killings in Baghdad. The ruling strained U.S. Iraqi relations as Baghdad vowed to pursue accountability and questioned contractor immunity and sovereignty.
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Pakistan Taliban claim CIA attack in Afghanistan
The Pakistani Taliban said they used a turncoat CIA operative to carry out a suicide bombing that killed seven CIA employees in Afghanistan in revenge for a militant leader's death. Independent verification was unlikely amid covert operations, with questions about Afghan Taliban involvement. CIA spokesman George Little offered no confirmation.
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