triple Baghdad bombing kills at least 51 in Shiite district
A trio of car blasts rocked Baghdad's al-Sadriyah market killing 51 and wounding 90. The attack occurred after a U.S.-Iraqi raid on Sunni insurgents in nearby al-Fadhil. Police and hospital officials confirmed the toll amid limited immediate claims of responsibility.
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Air Force jamming triggers garage door outage in Colorado
In Colorado Springs a secret Air Force facility tested a radio frequency to contact first responders, but the signal overwhelmed garage door remotes for about 50 million openers. Residents faced in-car outages amid a cold snap as Cheyenne Mountain Air Station sought a fix and neighbors were told the signal was turned off.
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