Women fighters in Liberia war led by Black Diamond
In Tubmanburg 40 miles from Monrovia Liberian rebel commander Black Diamond leads an all female artillery unit The women fight for revenge against government forces while facing looting and assault fears Liberian health officials note many fighters are driven by rage after sexual violence
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Bush Defends Economic Plan Amid Washington Visit
President Bush defended tax cuts and winnowing deficits during a Seattle fundraiser, noting unemployment 7.5 percent in Washington in July while arguing more people will have money to spend. Critics blamed job losses in aircraft, aluminum, and tech sectors and accused him of not stopping job drift offshore.
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Extremists Burn Girls School in Afghanistan Province
Islamic extremists torch the Abul Safian school in Logar province south of Kabul. No injuries reported as authorities investigate while blaming unidentified militants in nearby villages. In Puerto Rico the Guantanamo commander plans to recommend releasing three juvenile detainees amid tribunals, drawing criticism of detention without trial.
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Flooding sweeps home into creek in Kentucky
A central Kentucky flood washed a house into a creek in Frankfort killing at least one person. Lt. Dan Shouse said one body was recovered and search teams with helicopters and dogs sought additional victims.
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