Newsweek Retracts Guantanamo Quran Story After Protests
Newsweek said it retracted its report that a military probe found Quran desecration by U S interrogators at Guantanamo Bay. Protests surged across the Muslim world last week and about 15 people were killed in Afghanistan amid the backlash.
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Nepalese troops search for abducted children in villages
In western Nepal hundreds of children remain missing after Rebel forces seized students from Tahanu and Palpa district schools. Officials say about 600 were recovered on Sunday with many others still held and unaccounted for amid ongoing military efforts.
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Fox apologizes for racial remark amid international response
President Vicente Fox of Mexico reverses course and apologizes for saying Mexicans in the United States do the work that Blacks won't. He says the remark was misinterpreted after talks with Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, expressing regret for hurt feelings and reaffirming respect for the African American community while Hu Jintao seeks to reassure partners about China’s growth and openness.
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South Korea Pledges New Proposal If Talks Resume
Seoul promised a major new proposal if North Korea returns to six nation disarmament talks. The pledge came as officials opened face to face talks in 10 months amid tension over Pyongyangs nuclear ambitions. Associated Press
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Study pins warming as cause of earlier spring onset
A Stanford University study finds human driven climate change has shifted spring earlier by about 10 days globally in 30 years. Biologists warn disrupted ecological communities may force some species to adapt or fail, risking mismatches in food and pollination.
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