U.S. Iraqi troops clash with Shiite fighters in Baghdad
U.S. and Iraqi forces backed by attack aircraft bombed homes and fought snipers in a Mahdi Army area in Baghdad after dawn. At least 14 civilians were killed as clashes highlighted violence amid Shiite faction infighting and anti-American militias. In parallel raids north of Baghdad, six suspected insurgents were killed.
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Arizona freshman charged with fatal dorm room stabbing
Gala reka Harrison, 18, a University of Arizona freshman, stabbed roommate Mia Henderson as she slept after allegedly forging a note in which Henderson admitted theft and mentioned ending her life. Harrison is jailed on a first degree murder charge with $50,000 bail. both students lived on Navajo Nation.
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Free report claims miracle fibromyalgia cure revealed
A free report advertises an alleged natural procedure to reverse fibromyalgia pain and misdiagnosis. It promises miraculous results and urges sufferers to call 1 888 238 4533 for a toll free recording by Dr. Mitchell, DC.
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Germany seeks seven suspects in bombing plot inquiry
Berlin police search for seven men thought to aided three Islamic radicals arrested for plotting massive bombings. Prosecutors say five names are known. a cottage bomb hideout was used and targets included locations frequented by Americans. Debate grows over expanded online inquiry powers and Trojan horse searches.
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Bush urges Asia-Pacific nations to keep up fight
President Bush urged 21-nation Asia-Pacific economic forum members to persist in fighting terrorism using military strength and democratic values. He pressed Russia and China to uphold liberty, urged action against Myanmar’s crackdown, and backed Iraq gains while calling for a global trade push and climate cooperation. He spoke after meeting Hu Jintao and Putin, with a gaffe delaying his Sydney appearance.
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FBI watch list glitch may miss 20 terror suspects
A Justice Department audit finds a technology glitch caused the FBI to underinclude as many as 20 suspected terrorists on tailored watch lists for border and immigration agents. It notes the impact on entry risk is unclear but says fixes are underway. The Terrorist Screening Center head pledges rapid remediation.
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Bin Laden to release new video ahead of Sept. 11 anniversary
Al Qaida media arm releases banner ad showing Osama bin Laden in a new video teaser. The unchanged plan follows the sixth anniversary of the attacks with a photo portraying a darker beard, prompting notes that it may be dyed. Rita Katz of SITE Institute comments on the visual change.
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