Bomb blasts kill four in Ethiopia capital
Nine bombs exploded in Addis Ababa targeting government firms and public transport, killing four and wounding dozens. Police say the coordinated strikes aim to discredit the government amid post election tension and growing opposition. No group claimed responsibility.
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Addis Ababa
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Bombings kill four in Addis Ababa days before election anniversary
Nine blasts rocked Ethiopia's capital on Friday killing four as authorities warn of militant activity linked to opposition groups. Past attacks have been claimed by groups like the Oromo Liberation Front and the Ogaden National Liberation Front, which seek regional autonomy.
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Indonesia says Suharto won’t face prosecution
Indonesia’s Attorney General Abdul Rahman Saleh announced Suharto will not face corruption charges due to ill health. The former president, 84, resigned in 1998 after massive street protests over alleged theft of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Hamas supporters donate to government amid boycott debate in Gaza
Thousands of Hamas followers gathered in Nablus to donate money and jewelry to their cash-strapped government. The gathering comes as a Western boycott stirs internal debate on accepting a state alongside Israel. The Hamas-led government has faced growing economic pressure since taking office in March.
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Hamas
Israel
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Doctors warn Vioxx poses yearlong heart risk after stop
Doctors dispute Merck's claim that risk ends after quitting Vioxx. They say former users remain at elevated risk of heart attack or stroke for at least a year, with some estimates up to three times higher, prompting calls for continued monitoring.
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Trenton
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Merck & Co
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Steven Nissen
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Duke lacrosse DNA tests fail to match players
Defense attorneys say a second round of DNA testing found a single male source on a vaginal swab but no match to any Duke lacrosse players charged in the rape case. They also report genetic material on a plastic fingernail from the team house trash shows a link to some players but not to the charged individuals.
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Raleigh
N.C
Duke University
Joseph Cheshire
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