Baghdad bombing kills 11 as violence widens in Iraq
A car bomb outside the Jordanian Embassy in Baghdad killed 11 Americans and wounded over 50, with two children among the dead. Gun battles erupted nearby as insurgents attacked a U.S. patrol, underscoring mounting casualties and the shift from combat to terrorism.
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Investigators dispute passenger role in Flight 93 crash
Government analysis of cockpit recordings suggests a hijacker in the cockpit directed United Airlines Flight 93 to crash into a Pennsylvania field after a passenger uprising. FBI and officials note uncertainty, while some families recall passengers attempting to storm the cockpit.
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Peacekeepers enter Liberia capital as Taylor resigns
In Monrovia, President Charles Taylor resigns and names his vice president to take power, as thousands greet West African peacekeepers entering the besieged city. Vice President Moses Blair says transfer planned for Monday, rebels vow against any Taylor ally governing. Nigerian forces arrive to cheers, while a Libyan weapons shipment is seized outside Monrovia amid ongoing fighting and a UN arms embargo.
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