China denies hacking Pentagon computers report
Beijing calls the Financial Times claim groundless and notes China opposes cybercrime. The report says the PLA hacked a Pentagon system in June, forcing a network shutdown for over a week. The Guardian also cites alleged Chinese online attacks on Britain’s Parliament and Foreign Office.
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Britain
Foreign Office
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Angela Merkel
der Spiegel
Germany
People’s Liberation Army
Attacks Around Baghdad Kill 4 U.S. Troops and 11 Civilians
Three Baghdad attacks left four U.S. soldiers dead and at least 11 civilians killed. A Humvee hit by an explosively formed penetrator killed three soldiers. another soldier died in combat west of Baghdad. A roadside bomb in eastern Baghdad killed 11 and wounded 19 commuters.
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U.S
Iran
Mashtal
Bush calls for inclusive climate plan with Asia Pacific
President Bush urged Asia Pacific leaders to unite on global warming with major polluters at the table. He backed an inclusive approach over Kyoto, stressing China and developing nations must act, while inviting 12 countries and the EU to a Washington climate meeting. About 300 protesters demonstrated in Sydney near Opera House security.
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Australia
Bush
China
John Howard
Howard
Asia-Pacific
Opera House
Fossett Missing in Nevada Search Continues
Fossett remains unaccounted for after a scouting flight in a Citabria Super Decathlon, with officials noting his history of surviving dangerous dives. Associates say his aviator approach favors risk management and no flight plan was filed, but friends tracked his return time. The search persisted Tuesday night as authorities kept monitoring the desert for clues.
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Fossett
Australia
Nevada Desert
Nevada
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Klein
Hunting programs push to draw more hunters amid declines
National wildlife data show a 13 percent rise in wildlife watching since 1996 while hunting and fishing participation fall. States rely on license fees, with NH reporting hunter rolls dropping from 83,292 in 1996 to 61,076. Efforts include youth weekends, Families Afield, and targeted outreach to women to reverse the trend.
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Humane Society of the
United States
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