Bush moves to drop North Korea from terror list
President Bush pledged to lift sanctions after North Korea delivered a long delayed 60 page report detailing plutonium production. U.S. officials called the disclosure a step forward while demanding full verification and continued pressure for dismantling nuclear facilities. A cooling tower demolition at Yongbyon was expected as a symbolic next step.
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Death toll climbs in Iraq bombings near Baghdad and Mosul
Attacks in Sunni areas west of Baghdad and in Mosul kill at least 23 and 18 respectively, with 3 U.S. Marines among the dead. The Mosul blast aimed at the provincial governor. Abu Khalaf, al Qaida's Mosul leader, was reportedly killed days earlier. Separate violence in Karmah underscores fragile security as Shiite and Sunni extremists test gains. Zimbabwe election heats up as Mugabe campaigns amid international criticism and threats of violence.
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