Paris trains rerouted after hourlong alert
Paris authorities evacuated RER A stations and closed connecting stops after a CIA warning of possible attacks on the RER network between 8 30 pm and 9 30 pm local time. No attack materialized, and searches found no evidence as officials lifted the alert after 9 30 pm. Traffic on the line was disrupted earlier at 8 15 am and resumed after the all clear.
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Poll finds U S race relations improving overall
A New York poll shows many Americans favor affirmative action and interracial marriage and believe race relations have improved since the civil rights era. Yet 49 percent of blacks report recent discrimination and 62 percent feel unfairly treated, highlighting a gap between perception and reality.
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Fallujah Battles Intensify as U.S. Marines Hold Two Mosques
The Associated Press reports heavy fighting in Fallujah with insurgents at two mosques while U.S. and Iraqi forces face spread violence across southern cities. A Marine was killed in Fallujah as 40 American deaths this week raise the toll in Iraq. US officials, including L. Paul Bremer, warn of danger as sovereignty nears. Brahimi works on an interim government as Marines say they are making progress in Fallujah.
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Ayman al-Zawahri
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Doubts rise over U S occupation as Iraq fighting escalates
Chaos and insurgency in Iraq spark questions about troop levels and costs for stabilizing the country. U S commanders vow to strike back, with Fallujah battles and Najaf offensives under way. General Sanchez discusses urban warfare risk and the drive to defeat Muqtada al Sadr's militia Tailitia. The 1st Armored Division likely extends stay beyond May.
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Kerry proposes spending cap and Iraq strategy shift
Democratic candidate John Kerry urged President Bush to seek help from other nations on Iraq while promising tight federal spending. He aims to cut the deficit in half in four years and cap spending at inflation, with exceptions for homeland security, education, and Social Security and Medicare. He acknowledged some promises may be sacrificed to hit the target.
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Thornton to become a father again at October due date
Billy Bob Thornton and girlfriend Connie Angland expect a child in October, publicist says. Thornton, 48, already has three children and stars as Davy Crockett in The Alamo alongside Jason Patric and Dennis Quaid.
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