NYPD Eyes SUV Bomb Suspect Seen in Times Square Alley
Police review video showing a white man in his 40s shedding clothing and placing items into a bag near a parked SUV in Times Square during a failed car bomb. Authorities found propane tanks and other components. fertilizer-like substance tests pending. No injuries.
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Obama vows full effort as Gulf spill worsens in 210k gallons daily
President Obama visits Louisiana amid a massive oil spill from a mile-deep well threatening wetlands and the fishing economy. BP explores a dome method to stop the leak within days while pledging full government action and financial accountability for costs.
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Pope Signals Shroud of Turin as Christ Burial Cloth
At Turin, Pope Benedict XVI praised the Shroud of Turin as the burial cloth of Jesus, calling it an icon written with the blood and a photographic document of the crucifixion mystery. The relic, on public display after restorations, draws millions of visitors and sits in a climate controlled case at Turin Cathedral.
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Continental and United to merge into world’s largest airline
Continental and United boards approve a stock swap to form a single carrier valued at about 3.2 billion dollars. The unnamed source says the plan will be announced Monday and that the combined carrier will use the United name.
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IMF to rule on Greece loan request next week
In Washington the IMF executive board will consider Greece's request for about $40 billion in loans within the coming week. The funds are part of a broader package with European nations to avert default and contain financial turmoil.
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Gunshot Triggers Stampede at Guadalupe Fair
Five people were trampled to death and at least 17 others injured when a gunshot at a cattle fair in Guadalupe near Monterrey sparked a panic. Adrian de la Garza, head of Nuevo Leon State Investigative Agency, said authorities were responding.
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