Bermuda Braces as Igor Skirts Island as Category 1
Hurricane Igor passes just west of Bermuda with 75 mph sustained winds and a 93 mph gust, knocking out power to about 19,500 customers and driving residents indoors. Forecasters warn of continued high surf as the storm tracks northeast away from the United States. Local residents describe anxious scenes and seek shelter amid palm trees and storm debris.
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Afghan parliamentary vote faces fraud concerns amid attacks
Afghan observers voiced serious concerns about vote legitimacy as attacks and fraud complaints clouded the parliamentary election. FEFA reported widespread insecurity with 7,000 observers deployed and officials tallying results set to extend into October amid calls for credible final outcomes.
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Hiker held in Iran says she's not a spy
American hiker Sarah Shourd, released after 13 months in Iran on espionage charges, says she and two men detained with her did not spy or commit crimes. She calls the arrest a vast misunderstanding while noting she remains less than free because Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal stay in Evin Prison.
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Shane Bauer
Josh Fattal
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United States
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