Two Al Qaeda leaders reportedly operating in Iran
US officials say Saif al Adil and Abu Hafs, senior al Qaida figures, are alive and in Iran. Hafs was long thought killed. new intelligence suggests he survived the January 2000 attack and fled. Pentagon notes al Qaida figures may be hiding in Iran and other countries. fact remains uncertain.
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Imported Chinese honey found with antibiotic at ports
U S authorities detained bulk honey shipments from China after tests detected chloramphenicol, an antibiotic banned for human consumption. The probe targets evading antidumping duties via third-party routes, with over 50 sea containers held at ports. No illnesses reported and FDA continues investigation.
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Weeping elephant art sparks DC political clash
AP photo shows the donkey and elephant statues display sponsored by PETA in Washington. The DC arts commission organized a citywide exhibit inspired by Cows on Parade, sparking lawsuits over political content as Green Party demanded equal time with sunflowers. Judge Kennedy dismissed the Green Party suit.
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