First woman elected presiding bishop of Episcopal Church
Nevada Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori was chosen Sunday to lead the Episcopal Church as presiding bishop, marking a historic milestone in the global Anglican Communion. The decision follows a period of controversy for a denomination that had consecrated Anglicanism's first openly gay bishop three years earlier.
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Remote Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Form Vast National Monument
Honolulu AP reports the new Northwestern Hawaiian Islands national monument spans 1,400 miles of Pacific and limits access to protect endangered monk seals, nesting green sea turtles, and other rare species. The remote archipelago hosts over 7,000 species, with a quarter unique to the area.
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Body found in flooded New Orleans home after Katrina
Workers uncover the body of a 59 year old man believed drowned in Katrina floods, found under furniture in his eastern New Orleans house. The New Orleans Forensic Center will test DNA to confirm identity after relatives visited the home multiple times since September.
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Yates to face second murder trial insanity defense cited
Houston Andrea Yates slated for a second murder trial with an insanity defense as jurors prepare to hear largely the same evidence from 2001 while also examining her psychiatric history including post partum psychosis and hospitalizations. Prosecutors contend she knew right from wrong and should be held responsible.
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Al-Qaida canceled 2003 subway gas plot report
Time magazine excerpt cites U S officials that al Qaeda operatives planned a hydrogen cyanide attack in New York subways in January 2003 but were halted by Ayman al Zawahri. The informant linked the plan to a Bahraini jihadist hard drive and a model was built before the plot was dropped. President Bush was shown a model and alerted authorities before the plan was canceled.
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US led troops fortify key Taliban route in Afghanistan
In Baghran Valley Afghanistan US soldiers set fortified posts and mortars on a mountain ridge as a major coalition offensive presses on. Reports say a car bomb in Iraq killed one woman and wounded 19. In Seoul NK hints at long range missile test prompting international protest.
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