West Timor turmoil shocks world with failed coup attempt
Rebel soldiers wounded East Timor President Jose Ramos-Horta and fired on Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao in a failed coup. Alfredo Reinado was killed. a guard died. Amid ongoing UN security, the nation faces renewed violence after a 2006 conflict that left dozens dead and hundreds displaced.
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Obama wins Maine caucuses amid heavy turnout
Barack Obama defeated Hillary Rodham Clinton in Maine caucuses winning 15 of 24 delegates as 99 percent of precincts reported. Obama led Clinton 2,079 to 1,396 with 18 uncommitted, while turnout surged despite snow and winds.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton ousts Patti Solis Doyle and names Maggie Williams to run the campaign after a string of defeats. The move comes as Obama gains ground and Edwards weighs a possible endorsement, with Obama planning a meeting and Clinton seeking Edwards's support.
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Refugees flee Darfur after airstrikes reach Chad border
Up to 12,000 Darfur refugees fled to Chad over the weekend after Sudanese air strikes on Sirba Sibia and Abu Suraj.UNHCR said many more are on the way as villagers described looting and militia encirclement. Helene Caux cited destitute, terrified families amid a worsening Darfur crisis. Operators warned the border area is strained by rebel actions in Chad and regional tensions. The UN condemned attacks on civilians and called for adherence to humanitarian law as peacekeeping efforts face political hurdles.
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Poll finds 61 percent believe US in recession now
AP Ipsos poll shows 61 percent think the economy is in its first recession since 2001 amid housing slumps and credit tightening. Consumers fear tighter spending, job losses, and a broader economic slowdown, with housing and earnings trends fueling concern.
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