Subway Hero Wesley Autrey Saves Teen On Tracks
Wesley Autrey, a 50 year old New Yorker, saved Cameron Hellopeter, 19, by pinning him to the ground as a subway train passed overhead. He initially tried to pull the teen clear but chose to dive on top when time ran out.
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Teenager Fatally Shot at Foss High School Hallway
In Tacoma Washington a student shot another teen inside Foss High School as classes resumed after winter break. Three gunshots echoed through the corridor and panic followed. Police arrested a fellow student found wandering nearby about two hours later.
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Democrats face war driven agenda as new Congress convenes
Democrats return to Capitol with Iraq war dominant amid Bush plan for escalation and a proposed 100 billion dollar funding request. They may also weigh lifting restrictions on reserve deployments while facing pressure to present a clearer alternative to the public and manage governance under GOP criticism.
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Arrests Reported in Saddam Hanging Video Probe
Iraqi authorities said two guards and a supervising official were arrested over the execution video as investigations continue into who taunted Saddam Hussein before his death. Mowafak al Rubaie and other officials cited infiltrators behind the guard force and possible outside involvement.
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Mogadishu struggles as new government faces gun battle legacy
In Mogadishu a tense civilian mood prevails as Ahmed Hassan clings to his AK 47 amid a city still armed. Prime Minister Ali Mohamed Gedi urges residents to surrender weapons by Thursday, while police leaders admit being out gunned.
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NATO admits civilian deaths in Afghanistan spiking last year
NATO acknowledged it killed too many Afghan civilians during last year's fighting with the Taliban and said it is taking measures to reduce civilian casualties in 2007. Brig. Richard E. Nugee, ISAF spokesman, said the alliance is reviewing ways to limit civilian harm.
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