U S Kills Senior Al Qaeda Figure in Yemen Strike
U S forces killed Qaed Salim Sinan al Harethi, a top al Qaida operative linked to Osama bin Laden, in a northwest Yemen car convoy strike using a Hellfire missile. The attack, part of wider anti terror efforts, was supported by reports of a Predator drone and involved several other Yemen based militants.
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Pipeline damage and shutdown after Alaska quake
Engineers assessed the Alaska pipeline after a magnitude 7.9 earthquake damaged supports and caused a precautionary oil shutdown. Crews installed temporary supports as aftershocks rattled Alaska, with limited injuries and gas supplies expected to remain stable due to storage in Valdez tanks.
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Kansas and Missouri men charged in drug smuggling conspiracy
Federal prosecutors charged 38 people from Kansas and Missouri with conspiring to smuggle a large quantity of cocaine methamphetamine and marijuana from Mexico into the United States and distribute them in the Kansas City area as part of a national operation involving 135 defendants across several states and Mexico.
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Israel attacker kills guard as Sharon survives no confidence votes
A Palestinian blew himself up at a Tel Aviv suburb shopping mall, killing an Israeli security guard and a civilian and wounding 12 others including two infants. Amid the attack Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s government fended off three no confidence votes, rejecting early elections while seeking coalition partners after Labor quit last week.
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Supreme Court to weigh charity fundraisers in telemarketing case
The Supreme Court will decide next year if Illinois can sue a fundraiser that kept 85 percent of charity money for Vietnam veterans, potentially forcing disclosure of how much goes to the charity. The case raises free speech versus consumer protection as states seek to curb misrepresentation by for profit fundraisers.
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