Defiant Bogotá Bars Hit by Grenade Attack Kills Woman
In Bogotá, flags hung outside bars after a suspected rebel grenade attack killed a woman and wounded at least 72. An American Airlines pilot and possibly three more Americans were among the injured. Police blamed the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia and arrested a 25 year old man. The United States has given about 2.5 billion dollars to Colombia.
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Revolutionary Armed Forces of
Palos de Moguer
U.S
United States
Alvaro Uribe
US troops launch Baghdad offensive against insurgents
US soldiers moved into a Baghdad neighborhood in a fresh operation against guerrillas as an audio message allegedly from Saddam Hussein urged intensified resistance. Meanwhile two Black Hawk crashes in Mosul raised questions as the Army investigates 17 deaths, while a satellite guided missile strike and a clash left four insurgents dead.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
U.S
Mosul
UN employee from France killed in Afghanistan shooting
A French UNHCR worker Bettina Goissard, 29, was shot at close range in Ghazni by two Afghan motorcyclists identified as Taliban militants. Her Afghan driver was wounded as the UN confirms insurgents are targeting its staff. A separate remote controlled bomb attack near a UN vehicle in Paktia caused no injuries.
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U.N
Bettina Goissard
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
Ghazni
Paktia
First woman to be elected Louisiana governor begins
Kathleen Blanco the first female Louisiana governor started forming her administration after victory over Bobby Jindal. The Democrat said she would organize her staff and outline key plans as she adjusts to the new title.
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Louisiana
Lafayette
Kathleen Blanco
Blanco
Bobby Jindal
Deep South
Community mourns 17 soldiers killed in Fort Campbell crash
In Hopkinsville Kentucky parishioners gather for a funeral Mass and prayer service for 18 soldiers in the 101st Airborne Division including Spc William Dusenbery as the 101st endures its largest single loss since 1988 after two Black Hawk helicopters collided. The community laments and supports families amid calls for peace.
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Iraq
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
101St Airborne Division
Carl McCarthy
Hopkinsville
Army Spc
William D. Dusenbery
Fairview Heights
Ill
Jessica Wheat
Dusenbery
Illinois
Black Hawk
Kentucky-Tennessee
101St
Kentucky
Kyran Kennedy
McCarthy
Department of Defense
Michael D. Acklin I
Louisville, Ky
Ryan T. Baker
Brown Mills
N.J
Warren S. Hansen
Clintonville
Wis
Eugene A. Uhl III
Amherst
Berry over arm injury and split from Eric Benet
Halle Berry says she has recovered from the broken arm sustained during Gothika filming and is adjusting to her separation from husband Eric Benet. The Oscar winner remains hopeful about future romance and notes past mistakes but plans to find the right partner. Berry described the accident as non strenuous and noted filming paused for six weeks.
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Halle Berry
Eric Benet
Berry
Gothika
Kasparov Wins Key Victory in Virtual Reality World Chess Match
Garry Kasparov defeated his computer rival X3D Fritz in the third of four games tying the match at 1.5 points. The event, sanctioned as the first official world chess championship in virtual reality, features Kasparov wearing 3D glasses and using a joystick to navigate the floating board. If Kasparov wins he earns 200000 dollars. a loss pays 150000 and a draw 175000.
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Garry Kasparov
X3d Fritz
Kasparov
X3d Technologies
John Fernandez
X3d
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