Somali-born men removed from plane at Cologne airport
Two Somali-born men aged 23 and 24 were pulled off a KLM flight to Amsterdam at Cologne Bonn Airport after leaving farewell notes and being found with jihad indications. Police said they were under surveillance and planned to participate in an attack. The flight was delayed about 80 minutes as luggage was searched and reassessed.
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Pakistan warns US to stay off its soil in border fight
Pakistan reassures Washington of alliance against terror while demanding respect for sovereignty. General cites offensive on the frontier killing over 1,000 militants and shows tunnels in Bajaur. Islamabad says US airstrikes and cross border fire risk instability and must stop entering Pakistani territory.
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White Rabbit candy linked to tainted milk scandal
Shanghai maker Guan Sheng Yuan halted White Rabbit production after suspected melamine contamination. Overseas sales total about 160 million in five years with distribution to over 50 countries. FDA urged consumers not to eat the candy and remove it from shelves amid tests in Singapore and New Zealand confirming contamination.
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VECO bookkeeper testifies in Stevens trial over home renovations
Cheryl Boomershine testified that VECO employees submitted invoices for a Girdwood project and were told to keep details secret. The note stating No paper trail and per Bill Allen was cited as evidence of concealment of more than 250000 in renovations and gifts to Senator Ted Stevens.
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Jailed O J Simpson case recordings show investigators taunting
Jurors in the Simpson robbery trial heard recorded police banter after the Palace Station confrontation. Officers teased his woes and cheered his arrest while discussing forensic evidence and an alleged confession. Defense read transcripts as the case neared its end.
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Russian Navy Intercepts Hijacked Vessel Carrying Tanks Off Africa
A Russian warship rushed to the Somali coast to intercept the cargo ship Faina seized by pirates. The vessel reportedly carried 33 Russian T-72 tanks and ammunition bound for Kenya, with 21 crew aboard including three Russians. The incident raises piracy fears and potential international action.
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U S and Russia seek new UN Iran resolution without sanctions
The United States and Russia push a compromise UN Security Council draft to condemn Iran's nuclear program with no new sanctions. The measure reaffirms earlier resolutions and calls Tehran to comply with its obligations. Talks to continue after meetings with Rice and foreign ministers.
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