Gunman shoots four officers in Detroit precinct
A gunman entered a Detroit police precinct and opened fire wounding four officers including a commander before police shot and killed him. The incident occurred after 4 p.m. at the precinct entrance. Officers returned fire and killed the gunman.
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Nigerian leader Umaru Yar Adua reportedly had kidney transplant
WikiLeaks cables allege Yar Adua underwent a 2002 kidney transplant while governor, with PDP insiders aware but backing his 2007 presidential bid. Aides allegedly hid weight loss and pallor with clothes and makeup fueling concerns over health and leadership stability.
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Global Fund fraud shocks aid world at Davos forum
Fraud at the 21.7 billion Global Fund to Fight AIDS Tuberculosis and Malaria, backed by Bono and Gates, shows 30 to 67 percent misspent in audited grants including Mauritania Mali Djibouti and Zambia. Investigators say forged documents and improper bookkeeping point to widespread corruption. The fund seeks recovery of millions and suspension of grants while donor nations reevaluate support.
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Venezuelan anniversary draws rival demonstrations in Caracas
In Caracas supporters and opponents of President Hugo Chavez gathered along an eastern avenue and across the capital to mark 53 years since democracy ousted Gen Marcos Perez Jimenez. Demonstrators waved flags and chanted anti government slogans as Chavez played bass at a rally.
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Woman who raised stolen N Y baby surrenders in Connecticut
Ann Pettway, the North Carolina woman who raised Carlina White after abducting her from Harlem Hospital in 1987, surrendered to the FBI and Bridgeport police on a probation violation charge. She was on probation for embezzlement and faced federal questioning regarding the long‑tracked kidnapping. Carlina White, now Nejdra Nance, and the case drew national attention after the reunion with her biological mother Joy White.
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China may have used U S technology in stealth jet
The AP reports that Chinese officials unveiled a new stealth fighter whose tech may derive from the United States. Croatian and Serbian officials recall F-117 wreckage from 1999 Kosovo war, with parts reportedly collected by Chinese agents to study stealth tech.
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U S diplomacy expands reach through social media
The State Department tightens its embrace of Twitter and other social media as crises grip Haiti Tunisia and Lebanon. Spokesman P J Crowley uses Twitter to counter rumors explain U S policy urge calm and discuss Haiti Duvalier's return adding unpredictability to Haiti's election period.
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