Asteroid Eltania's Oceanic Impact Revealed by Study
A multinational team reports in Nature that asteroid Eltania struck the Bellingshausen Sea 2.15 million years ago, blasting 100 billion tons of TNT, creating a 3 mile water column and mega tsunamis that reshaped climate signals and marine fossils across the globe.
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Haiti Builds Police Face Scrutiny Amid Corruption Trials
Haitian police face internal arrests after a series of corruption and crime cases. Three officers were jailed over a $700,000 home theft while a drug drop led to more detentions. U.N. moderators keep 150 officers, as reform efforts contend with temptations for quick money and political pressure.
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APEC leaves toughest items at Vancouver summit
At the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Vancouver leaders faced tough tasks on Asia's currency troubles and greenhouse gas cuts. CLINTON and peers urged progress while agreeing to push key climate talks to Kyoto and endorse an emergency currency stabilization plan from Manila.
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Malawi Ex-Dictator Kamuzu Banda Dies in Johannesburg
Former Malawi President Kamuzu Banda dies at 99 after pneumonia and respiratory failure. He led Malawi to independence in 1964 and ruled a brutal regime for three decades before his 1994 ouster. Funeral plans to be announced by President Muluzi's cabinet.
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