McCain says US succeeding in Iraq amid 4000th US death toll
Senator John McCain claimed progress in Iraq and refused to change course as the U.S. death toll reached 4000 and Baghdad saw fresh violence. He cited Osama bin Laden and General Petraeus to argue Iraq is the central battleground in the fight against al Qaida, while Democrats urged withdrawal.
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Clinton campaign says she misspoke about Bosnia sniper claim
Hillary Clinton campaign says she misspoke about landing under sniper fire during a 1996 Bosnia trip as first lady. She called it a misstatement and a minor blip, while Obama supporters call it exaggeration. She defended her account noting the Tuzla air base visit and remarks from her book.
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American cargo ship fires on small Egyptian boat near Suez Canal
The Global Patriot, under Military Sealift Command charter, fired warning shots at approaching Egyptian boats in the Suez Canal after dark, with initial U.S. reports denying casualties on both vessels. Egyptian authorities claimed at least one death.
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Pileup In Austria Autobahn Kills At Least One
In heavy snowfall up to one hundred vehicles crashed on the westbound A1 Autobahn between Seewalden and St Georgen in Upper Austria. One person died and at least 30 were injured, five seriously. Rescue efforts slowed by snow as the highway remained closed in both directions.
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Australian building Stonehenge replica in Western Australia
Australian entrepreneur Rogs Smith plans a 1.26 million Stonehenge replica named The Henge on his Western Australia property. The 110 foot site features 101 granite stones, an inner and outer circle, a central altar, interpretive center, and playground. An entry fee and event hire aim to draw 200000 to 300000 tourists annually to the Margaret River region.
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Patriotic Campaigns Urged After Tibet Clashes
Beijing calls for intensified patriotic campaigns in Tibet monasteries following a deadly protest clash in Garze Sichuan where monks and nuns led a peaceful march that escalated as armed police dispersed the crowd, residents joining in.
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