Afghan judge defends case over Christian convert in Kabul
In Kabul a judge defends prosecuting Abdul Rahman amid Western pressure and talks of potential release. Officials say Rahman, 41, could be freed within days as clerics urge continued punishment for his conversion from Islam to Christianity.
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Bodies return to United States from Chile bus crash
The bodies of 12 elderly American tourists killed in a northern Chile mountains bus crash were sent home on two planes. Two New Jersey survivors accompanied the bodies on a Chilean cargo flight to New York, with the remaining victims later flown to the U S aboard a chartered plane.
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Pakistani forces kill at least 15 militants in border clash
Pakistani security forces backed by helicopter gunships killed at least 15 suspected Taliban militants near the Afghan border in North Waziristan. One soldier died. Maj. Gen. Shaukat Sultan said the bloodshed is disturbing and costly to the military as residents weigh which side will prevail.
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