Pakistan detains top al-Qaida suspect near Afghan border
Pakistani agents with the CIA arrested senior al-Qaida leader Younis al-Mauritani near Quetta, the sw corner city on the Afghan border, in a move seen as boosting U S Pakistan cooperation after bin Laden’s kill. The capture disrupts al-Qaida operations and may force internal reshuffles.
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Remnants of Lee Trigger Deadly Floods and Tornadoes Across South
Tropical Storm Lee stirred inland bringing heavy rains and suspected tornadoes from Alabama to Georgia. One Mississippi man died in a flood crossing, while others were injured as debris and rising waters damaged homes and the Dixie Speedway. Power outages affected thousands in Louisiana and Mississippi. searches continued along the Alabama coast.
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Libyan spy files reveal collapse of Gadhafi regime
AP reports from Tripoli show secret intelligence notes tracking the uprising from February to the fall of Muammar Gadhafi. Documents describe mundane countermeasures and deadly plots while regime leaders dispute rebel gains and fear civil war.
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Obama Urges GOP to Back U.S. Jobs Plan at Labor Day Rally
President Obama challenged congressional Republicans to put the country first and back a plan to create jobs. He touted rebuilding roads and bridges and said more than 1 million unemployed construction workers want to work. He urged cooperation but warned Congress cannot be an obstacle to work. He previewed a jobs speech and said both parties can agree on a plan to restore growth.
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Palin Teas up bid chatter at New Hampshire rally
Palin keeps presidential bid option open and presses Tea Party unity against Obama at a Manchester rally. She lauds GOP candidates for courting Tea Party voters while avoiding naming names, as Romney’s campaign stops loom. Granite State Republicans show mixed interest in her plans.
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