Disney monorail death under federal investigation
Witness described the Walt Disney World monorail crash as a head-on collision between trains. Austin Wuennenberg, 21, died from traumatic injuries as the park closed. Disney officials said one train was being transferred off the line when the incident occurred.
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Not Guilty Plea in 1986 Van Nuys Murder Case
Los Angeles detective Stephanie Lazarus, 49, pleaded not guilty to capital murder in the 1986 killing of Sherri Rasmussen, a 29 year old hospital nursing director. She remains in custody without bail as prosecutors seek dental impressions and a trial feasibility hearing set for July.
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Riots Reach Xinjiang. At Least 156 Killed in Urumqi Unrest
State media report 156 dead and 828 injured after ethnic clashes between Uighur residents and Han migrants in Urumqi Xinjiang with police sealing streets and mobile services blocked. Witnesses note a second city protest in Kashgar amid ongoing violence and rising tolls.
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Ousted Honduran leader to meet Clinton in Washington
Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya expected to meet with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Washington this week as the Obama administration weighs responses to his removal. The talks would be the highest-level contact since Zelaya's overthrow eight days ago amid a growing political crisis and clashes at Tegucigalpa airport.
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Obama and Medvedev Agree to Nuclear Cuts but Face Missile Defense Hurdles
Obama and Medvedev pledged to cut nuclear stockpiles by about a third by year end while acknowledging Kremlin objections to U S missile defense plans. They signed agreements to improve ties and cooperate on Afghanistan, stressing progress amid lingering distrust and unresolved issues.
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Seven U.S. troops die across Afghanistan
Seven American troops died in Afghanistan on Monday in the deadliest day for U.S. forces there in almost a year. The losses span the south and east, with four deaths in a northern trainer teams attack. Taliban militants claim an American soldier may be held, though no proof is shown.
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North Korea ship under U N sanctions faces return home
Admiral Gary Roughead said the impending return home of a North Korean vessel suspected of illicit cargo shows enforcement of UN sanctions after its May nuclear test. The council punished Pyongyang with a resolution authorizing searches of suspect ships and tighter arms trade controls.
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