New Orleans Tops Growth Among Large U.S. Cities in 2007
New Orleans grew 13.8 percent from 2137 to 239,124 between July 2006 and July 2007 but remains far below pre Katrina levels. Demographers note recovery progress yet caution against labeling the city as booming. Texas cities posted notable gains while Cleveland led declines in population.
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Jackson apologizes for crude Obama remarks
The Rev. Jesse Jackson apologized for crude comments about Barack Obama caught on a live mic during Fox News remarks. He said the statements were private and crude and he called Obama’s campaign to offer an apology which Obama accepted through his spokesman.
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Man faces manslaughter for toddler left in SUV in Virginia
Miles Harrison of Purcellville Va is charged with manslaughter after police say he left his 21 month old adopted son Chase in a sport utility vehicle in a Herndon parking lot for most of Tuesday. Chase was adopted from Russia three months earlier. The child died. Harrison faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
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Seven UN AU peacekeepers killed in Darfur ambush
In North Darfur about 200 gunmen on horses and SUVs with anti-aircraft weapons ambushed a joint U N U African Union force. Seven peacekeepers died and twenty two were wounded in a fight that lasted over two hours. The patrol was probing civilian killings when ambushed.
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Darfur Attack Claims Seven UNHCR Personnel
Five Rwandan soldiers and two police officers were killed in the attack in Darfur. One Ghanaian and one Ugandan officer also died, underscoring the deadly toll on regional security forces.
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Gunmen attack U S Consulate in Istanbul leaves six dead
Gunmen linked to al Qaida storm the guard post at the U S Consulate in Istanbul, killing three police and three assailants in a brief firefight. No consulate staff were harmed, and one attacker fled by car as bystanders scattered. Police suspect inspiration from al Qaida but not a coordinated mass attack.
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