Osama bin Laden Is Killed by U S Forces in Pakistan
President Obama announced that Osama bin Laden was killed in a U S led operation at a compound in Pakistan after a near decade long global manhunt. A firefight left no American casualties and crowds celebrated outside the White House.
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Iowa faces hurdles as plan for new nuclear plant moves ahead
The Iowa House backed a bill to aid MidAmerican Energy plan a new nuclear plant, but Senate approval is uncertain. Critics worry about bill costs shifting to customers, out of state construction, and impacts on agriculture. If approved, rate hikes must still pass the Utilities Board.
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World crowded as John Paul II beatified in Rome
Some 1.5 million pilgrims filled St Peter's area for the beatification of Pope John Paul II, far surpassing earlier forecasts. Benedict XVI lauded him for opposing communism with faith and courage, noting his role in reviving Christian hope and aiding Poland's Solidarity movement. The ceremony drew mourners and believers worldwide amid the church’s past scandals.
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