Israeli president Katsav convicted of rape in court
Tel Aviv District Court finds former Israeli President Moshe Katsav guilty of two counts of rape related to a 1998 incident as he faces possible four to 16 years in prison after rejecting a plea deal.
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Queen Elizabeth Welcomes First Great Grandchild Birth
Buckingham Palace announced on Thursday the birth of a baby girl to the wife of Princess Elizabeth’s grandson Peter Phillips. The newborn is 12th in line to the throne and will be named at a later time.
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Murkowski certified as Alaska Senate winner
Sen. Lisa Murkowski was officially named the winner of Alaska’s U.S. Senate race after a lengthy legal battle and a write in campaign. The margin over Joe Miller exceeded 10 000 votes as Gov. Parnell and Lt. Gov. Treadwell signed the certification.
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Security measures tighten after Christmas terror plots
Federal and local authorities stepped up security on trains and in public spaces after Christmas, deploying bomb sniffing dogs and full body scanners. FBI undercover sting operations in Washington DC, Baltimore, and Portland led to charges as suspects tried to procure explosives from alleged co conspirators.
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Cleanup of oil tainted Gulf Coast nears end
East Grand Terre Island Louisiana reports the Gulf coast cleanup from the BP spill near completion eight months later. Coast Guard says 928 miles of beach fouled with oil. fewer than 30 miles remain. Deep Clean crews scrape dig sift beach while fewer responders and vessels remain on site.
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Assange vows to release all files if death or jail comes
Julian Assange told Al Jazeera that if he is killed or imprisoned, WikiLeaks would publish all leaked documents. He said about 2 000 websites are ready to flood the Internet with information, and he alleged Arab leaders have ties to the CIA and that torture centers exist in several Arab countries.
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Woman behind Rosie the Riveter dies at 86 in Michigan
Geraldine Doyle, who at 17 inspired the We Can Do It! poster, died December 26 at a Lansing hospice. Her daughter cited complications from severe arthritis as the cause. Doyle’s photograph became a lasting symbol of female empowerment and spawned numerous Ros ie the Riveter tributes and a 1999 USPS stamp.
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