Plane crash ignites fire in Alaska's Denali National Park
A large cargo plane went down Sunday near Denali National Park's eastern edge at 3 15 pm sparking a forest fire. Park spokeswoman Kris Fister cited fatalities though exact numbers were unclear as the aircraft disintegrated. The blaze challenged responders while ownership of the multi engine plane remained undetermined and no missing aircraft were reported. The NTSB planned to arrive on scene.
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Netherlands ends Afghan combat mission amid doubts and risk
The Netherlands becomes the first NATO country to conclude its four year Afghan combat mission, pulling out nearly 1,900 troops amid unpopularity and political turmoil at home. The departure is unlikely to change ground conditions but signals shifting NATO resolve as casualties rise and allied plans move toward a decisive campaign. Canada will withdraw 2,000 troops in 2011 and Poland plans to pull 2,600 soldiers in 2012.
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Migrant workers' kids to be deported from Israel
Israel moves to deport children born in Israel to migrant workers, many who speak Hebrew and have never known their parents' homelands. Prime Minister Netanyahu argues the policy limits illegal migration and protects Israel's Jewish identity, while critics warn it punishes innocent children who grew up in Israel and rely on state services.
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Fox earns front-row seat in White House briefing room
The White House Correspondents Association moved Fox News Channel reporter to the front-row center seat previously held by Helen Thomas. AP and NPR reporters swap places as Thomas resigns after controversy over remarks. Fox notes the upgrade honors its length of service and commitment.
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Virginia inmate tied to strangling death at Red Onion Prison
Robert Gleason Jr. already serving life for murder, was linked to the death of 26 year old Aaron Alexander Cooper in the recreation yard at Red Onion State Prison. Authorities did not charge Gleason in Cooper’s death.
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Final plug to seal Gulf oil well begins this week
BP engineers prepare a static kill to seal the blown out Gulf well by pumping mud and cement, followed by a relief well program. If successful, the cap will be replaced by cement and mud to choke the reservoir and end the spill, amid questions on environmental impacts and dispersant use.
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Ex-baseball star still working at 104 in Puerto Rico
Emilio Navarro, 104, is honored as America's Outstanding Oldest Male Worker for 2010. A former Negro Leagues player, Navarro still runs the Shuffle Alley game machine business with his sons after decades of coaching and stadium management. He began working at age 12 to support his mother and remains active, dancing occasionally and managing finances without a cane.
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Iraqi civilian deaths rise as US weighs withdrawal
U.S. figures dispute Iraqi ministry data showing July civilian casualties at 535, the highest since May 2008, while Afghanistan records a July death toll of 66 the war’s worst month yet and 270 civilians killed with nearly 600 wounded.
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