Global elites see US power, but blame policies for Sept 11
Pew survey of 275 elites across 24 nations shows admiration for US scientific advances yet broad belief that US policies fueled terrorism. Most non Americans blame US policies for Sept 11, while Americans rarely share that view. Europeans and Middle Eastern respondents differ on coalition wars and perceptions of US leadership.
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Driver killed as truck crashes through barrier during emergency stop
A Kansas Highway Patrol report says a truck rear ended a car that had pulled over for an emergency vehicle. One lane reopened by 8:30 a.m. and two lanes by 1 p.m. Jeff Johnson, a Lawrence vanpool rider, described delays and debris before emergency responders arrived. The deceased was identified as Goldsberry, a Gallo Produce employee en route to Lawrence with a 9‑month‑old son, who was well known locally.
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Tribal checks delayed until next week
About 100 tribal leaders meet Interior officials in Bloomington to discuss a plan by Interior Secretary Gale Norton to create an office to supervise roughly 500 million dollars in royalties from 52 million acres of Indian land as court battles over trust accounts persist.
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