Kenyan-Israeli hotel bombing, deaths rise in Mombasa
Kenyan police detained 12 suspects after a suicide bombing at the Paradise Hotel in Mombasa, killing Kenyans Israelis and three bombers. Israeli forces evacuated 235 tourists including 15 injured and the three Israeli bodies, as the attack triggered embassy closures and a broader security response.
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Shorter tours ease homecomings for Afghan veterans
Soldiers returning from Afghanistan find calmer reunions aided by Pentagon steps and public support. Troop leaders cite fewer separate tours, group returns, and combat stress programs as helping families adapt after intense combat such as Operation Anaconda.
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Commander shares holiday with troops
General Tommy Franks, commander of U S forces in the Middle East and Central Asia, spent Thanksgiving with American and allied troops in Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan. He described their service as bright and said troops from Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, South Korea, Italy, and Spain joined U S personnel for meals in Jacobabad and Bishkek while reviewing operations in Kuwait and Bahrain.
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United's labor setback puts future in limbo
United Airlines faces a stalled recovery as mechanics refuse to sign a multibillion-dollar package of labor cuts. The move threatens to derail a $5.2 billion savings plan and jeopardizes a $1.8 billion federal loan guarantee, with Chapter 11 bankruptcy looming if concessions fail.
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