Baghdad suicide bombing kills 61 Iraqi recruits
A bomber infiltrated hundreds of army recruits outside Baghdad’s military HQ and detonated nail packed explosives killing 61. The attack, among the bloodiest in months, prompted White House condemnation but not a halt to Iraq’s transition or U.S. troop withdrawal.
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Eggs recalled after salmonella outbreak linked to Iowa producer
An Iowa egg producer, Wright County Egg of Galt, recalled 228 million eggs after a CDC link to salmonella illnesses in Colorado, California and Minnesota. About 200 weekly cases were reported in June and July, with nationwide distribution under brands including Lucerne, Albertson, Mountain Dairy, Ralph's, Boomsma's, Sunshine, Hillandale, Trafficanda, Farm Fresh, Shoreland and Lund.
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Blagojevich taunts prosecutors after conviction
After a federal jury found Rod Blagojevich guilty on one count and deadlocked on 23 others, he proclaimed innocence and taunted U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald. The government plans to retry Blagojevich and his brother, with Judge Zagel setting a retry deadline.
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Teens face rising slight hearing loss linked to loud music
A national study finds about 1 in 5 teens aged 12 to 19 have slight hearing loss, up from 15 percent in the past. Experts urge caution with earbuds as many now listen longer than prior generations, potentially damaging inner ear hair cells.
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Pakistan floods spark aid chaos as victims seize relief trucks
Tens of thousands of flood victims in Pakistan mob relief trucks delivering food and aid while authorities warn famine risk if farmers cannot plant new crops. About 20 million people are affected as flash floods threaten further inundation.
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GOP attacks Obama over New York mosque stance
Republican candidates nationwide criticized President Obama for supporting Muslims' right to build a mosque near ground zero. They called his stance insensitive to Sept. 11 families, arguing the issue distracts from unemployment and the economy as Sharif El-Gamal and others react to politics amid 2010 campaigning.
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