Taliban chief survives U S drone report questioned
Pakistan and US intelligence conflicted over Hakimullah Mehsud. Reports claimed his death in a January CIA strike were disputed by officials who say no evidence he is active now. The claim sparked propaganda questions about regional intel quality and security forces’ hunt prospects.
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From manageable to catastrophic Gulf spill shifts to full scale response
The Gulf oil spill from Deepwater Horizon grows beyond BP estimates as government scientists reveal leaks up to 5,000 barrels per day versus BP’s 1,000. President Obama orders a broader federal mobilization and direct involvement by environmental leaders, replacing earlier reliance on BP.
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Lawsuit challenges Arizona immigration law
A federal lawsuit filed in Phoenix by the National Coalition of Latino Clergy and Christian Leaders seeks an injunction to block Arizona's new immigration law. The suit argues the measure intrudes on federal authority and targets illegal migrants, with groups like ACLU and MALDEF planning similar challenges.
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India and Pakistan Agree to Resume Peace Talks
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Pakistan's Yousuf Raza Gilani met in Bhutan and agreed to resume high level dialogue. They tasked foreign ministers to meet, aiming to ease decades of hostility and address issues from Kashmir to nuclear tensions. Gilani pledged action against Mumbai attackers and not allowing terrorism from Pakistani soil.
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Unemployed man slashes 28 kindergarteners in Taixing
In Taixing Jiangsu province an unemployed insurance salesman identified as Xu Yuyuan slashed 28 kindergarteners at Zhongxin Kindergarten after overpowering a security guard. Five children were critically wounded as bystanders watched a deliveryman end the assault with a fire extinguisher. Police released few motive details.
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