Sharon threatens halt to peace efforts amid Tel Aviv bombing
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon warned Sunday of a possible halt to peace moves if Palestinian leadership does not crack down on militants after a Tel Aviv bombing killed four and wounded many. Cabinet actions included suspending a plan to transfer five West Bank towns to the Palestinians and freeing 400 prisoners.
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Thousands rally in Beirut amid Hariri murder probe
In Beirut thousands protested despite a government ban as Parliament prepared a confidence vote for Omar Karami. US pressure urged Syria to withdraw its 15,000 troops from Lebanon after Rafik Hariri's assassination. Security locked down Martyrs Square as opposition leaders called for accountability and regime change.
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BTK suspect confesses to six slayings in arrest day
Wichita authorities hold Dennis Rader on a 10 murder case bond while a source claims he confessed to six killings on the day of his arrest. Investigators, amid calls for possible additional victims, weigh three more deaths and the timing of one after Kansas reinstated the death penalty. Prosecutors dispute confessions and further charges.
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Elian’s grandma Raquel Rodriguez dies in Miami memory
Raquel Rodriguez, Elian Gonzalez’s maternal grandmother who visited Miami New York and Washington DC five years ago to seek Elian’s return to Cuba, died after an illness. Her death drew mixed, passionate reactions from Miami exiles and relatives amid the ongoing tug of war between Miami and Cuban authorities. Rodriguez was buried Saturday in Cardenas, Cuba, where she was hailed as a national hero.
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