Death by own action threat delays Tate hearing
Lionel Tate, once the youngest U S history inmate given life, had a competency hearing delayed after sending a suicide threat to a judge. A psychologist's findings due December 19 will shape whether probation is revoked and custody returns to prison. Tate, now 18, previously faced new gunpoint robbery charges amid a convoluted murder case from 1999.
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French engineer kidnapped in Baghdad
Unidentified gunmen abducted a French engineer in Baghdad on Monday as he commuted to work. Reported amid a wave of Western abductions, the incident comes as Iraqi forces press operations in and around Baghdad ahead of the December 15 parliamentary election.
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Netanya bombing kills five at mall in Israel
A Palestinian suicide bomber exploded at the entrance of a Netanya shopping mall killing at least five bystanders and wounding more than 30. Police described the attack during security checks, as Israel prepared Cabinet talks on retaliation and security tightening in the West Bank and Gaza. Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas condemned the bombing and Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility.
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Rumsfeld touts Iraq progress at Johns Hopkins
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld urged optimism about Iraq, saying progress is on a political path toward democracy and criticizing media reporting. He argued counting deaths alone misleads and cited unsubstantiated claims by former detainees while noting the insurgency exceeded expectations and oil fields largely remained intact.
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Magnitude 6.8 quake devastates eastern Congo homes
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck near Lake Tanganyika on the Congo Tanzania border, toppling dozens of mud thatch houses in Kalemie and killing at least two people. Children were reported buried in rubble, with several wounded as the region endures violence and poverty. The quake occurred at 2:20 p.m. local time, centered beneath the lake, per USGS.
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Rice defends CIA terror intelligence aiding Europe
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice defended U.S. and CIA intelligence as having saved lives in Europe and the United States amid European criticism of secret CIA prisons. She refused to confirm details, saying information could compromise operations, and noted cooperation with European partners in thwarting plots. The White House cited at least 10 major Al Qaida plots smashed in four years as context.
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