Ven Gogh landscape tested real by French lab Paris
A Paris lab declared a unsigned Garden at Auvers canvas the genuine work after tests including UV infrared X rays and pigment analysis. Similar canvas preparation nails and varnish matched nine other Van Gogh paintings in the ab report.
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Escalation in Lebanon Deepens Peace Process Setback
Heaviest Israeli airstrikes in three years hit Lebanon with attacks on power stations and bridges in Beirut. Nine Lebanese killed, 57 wounded, as Hezbollah rockets return fire and regional peace hopes slip after Israeli elections. UN and U.S. officials condemn the violence.
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Kosovo rebels clash as peacekeepers curb self defense
In Istok region of Kosovo, Serb paramilitaries terrorize ethnic Albanians while KFOR disarms rebel police and limits ground action. KLA fighters say they will arm in defense if security fails, as Italian and Spanish peacekeepers patrol and blockhouse moves prevent house-to-house searches.
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Bush nets majority of GOP lawmakers in South Carolina
South Carolina and national figures frame Bush as the front runner as he amasses support from 52 Republican legislators including 11 senators and 41 House members. McCain counts 7 GOP legislators backing him, while Arizona senator received earlier Bush backers who regret their signatory letter. Analysts warn early drafting risks and ambiguous language.
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Judge clears way for arrest of man selling urine online
A Greenville judge allowed the state to bar Kenneth Curtis from selling urine on the Internet to beat drug tests. Curtis vows to continue his business despite the July 1 law taking effect, calling it a victory for workplace safety.
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Betts Named Editor in Chief of Harper's Bazaar
Katherine Betts, 35, named editor in chief of Harper's Bazaar replacing the late Liz Tilberis. She leaves Vogue after eight years amid industry talk of a major defection and heir apparent expectations tied to Anna Wintour.
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