Israel reveals barrier route around Jerusalem
Israeli officials confirmed the final barrier line will cut into the West Bank near Jerusalem, including areas Palestinians seek as a capital and the largest West Bank settlement, with a Bethlehem holy site on the Israeli side and a encircled refugee camp. Israel plans further handovers of Jericho, Tulkarem, Qalqiliya, Bethlehem, and Ramallah to Palestinian security control amid stalled talks.
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Manila prison raid kills inmates in al Qaida linked takeover
Police stormed a maximum security jail in Manila after al Qaida linked inmates seized control amid hours of negotiations. The raid left at least 16 dead including three Abu Sayyaf leaders and wounded several officers as authorities secured the facility and conducted mop up operations.
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Iraq groups aim to convene parliament amid coalition talks
Iraqi Kurds and Shiites agreed to convene the 275 member National Assembly this week even if coalition talks linger. They plan to name the speaker and contact Sunni Arabs for broader support while Barham Saleh signaled Cabinet posts may later be filled. Police also arrested a former Saddam Hussein bodyguard and a relative in a raid north of Baghdad last month.
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Clinton leaves hospital after heart surgery recovery
Former President Clinton and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton depart New York hospital four days after surgery to remove scar tissue and fluid around his left lung. He will remain at home for four to six weeks to continue recovery.
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Temple researchers link low carb diets to reduced intake
Temple University researchers report people on low carbohydrate plans eat fewer calories, about 30 percent less, even with unlimited protein and fat options. The study in the Annals of Internal Medicine notes participants trimmed roughly 1000 calories daily when limited to small portions of carbs.
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Weapons charge dropped against Atlanta gunman in courthouse shooting
Prosecutors dropped a weapons charge against the man accused of opening fire in an Atlanta courthouse. A mistrial was declared in his rape case as officials continued sorting charges in the slayings of a judge and three others. The suspected gunman was among those facing multiple legal actions.
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Bush adviser named to lead U S image effort abroad
Karen Hughes, long time Bush adviser and former TV reporter, was nominated to head the State Department campaign to improve Americas image in the Islamic world. Her foreign policy experience is limited and she recently returned to Texas.
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