Gates Eyes HIV Prevention Breakthrough At Global AIDS Conference
Bill and Melinda Gates urged focus on women centered HIV prevention drugs as a potential major breakthrough. The conference drew over 24,000 attendees from 132 countries amid worries about religion related fraud totaling billions since 1984. The Gateses noted Bill Gates will shift to philanthropy, prioritizing a vaccine for the virus.
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Koizumi Eyes Controversial Shrine Visit Amid Regional Tensions
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi plans a Yasukuni Shrine pilgrimage on the World War II anniversary, a move that could heighten tensions with China and South Korea. South Korea warns of diplomatic action as protests erupt in Tokyo for a third day.
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China Typhoon Saomai death toll climbs to 114
BEIJING The death toll from Typhoon Saomai the strongest storm to hit China in 50 years rose to 114 as shelters collapsed in several locales. Evacuees perished and debris filled streets along the southeast coast while rain lingered inland on Sunday as the weakened storm moved west.
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Brazilian gang abducts reporter for prison reform broadcast
In Sao Paulo Brazil the PCC kidnapped a television reporter and forced his station to air a video demanding prison system improvements. The gang pledged to release the reporter only after the broadcast on Brazil's top TV channel.
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Britain warns of ongoing terrorism probes amid disrupted travel
Authorities in London and Washington cautioned that 24 counterterrorism inquiries remain active after a foiled plot against U S -bound flights. Home Secretary John Reid and Homeland Security chief Michael Chertoff warned of continued risk and potential new attacks as flights faced cancellations and security lines lengthened.
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U S travelers get new rules amid terror plot probe
Sunday new limits let passengers carry small amounts of liquid medicine and require shoe removal at security. Britain debates detention powers facing the jet liner plot as police question 22 suspects. Heathrow cancellations rise with many flights grounded while Gatwick and long-haul services adjust.
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Castro appears in first photos since illness on 80th birthday
On his 80th birthday Fidel Castro sent a sober greeting amid a long recovery from surgery and warned of possible adverse news. Raul Castro made his first public appearance as acting president, greeting Hugo Chavez at the airport as photos in Juventud Rebelde offered the first view of Castro since July.
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Fire kills four in Indiana City makeshift sleeping areas
A Sunday fire in a two story Indiana City home killed four people and left about a dozen residents in makeshift rooms including closets. Fire officials say the blaze, possibly involving old wiring and gas smells, engulfed the rear quickly and took three hours to control. No foul play suspected though under investigation with ATF agents on scene.
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