Iran Faces Global Pressure Over Nuclear Program
Washington says a new international will to act against Iran's nuclear drive is forming. National security adviser Rice notes six-party pressure, while Tehran denies accelerations. Khatrazi had claimed a pause in centrifuge work.
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Four arrested in Florida slayings amid brutal home attack
Ex convict led a plan to kill by recruiting three teens, aiming at a vacant house owned by a victim’s grandparent. Six victims were assaulted with knives and bats in a Deltona Daytona Beach area, with two women and four men dead. Suspects Troy Victorino and three teens charged with first degree murder and armed burglary. death penalty sought.
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Keyes launches Illinois Senate bid in Republican turf
Maryland activist Alan Keyes traveled to Arlington Heights to accept the Illinois GOP invitation to run for the U S Senate. He framed the race as ideological and vowed a battle against Barack Obama on issues from health care to gun rights, calling the contest a defining moment for the nation and for God. Obama welcomed Keyes to Illinois and urged a issue focused campaign.
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Pakistan questions al-Qaida suspect
Pakistan confirms Qari Saifullah Akhtar, once in charge of a large camp near Kabul that trained 2,500 militants including killers, has been arrested and handed to Pakistan from Dubai. Akhtar faces questions over links to two assassination attempts on President Musharraf and ongoing al-Qaida training networks.
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Doctor warned of bioterror threats before anthrax attacks
Kenneth Kerry warned of bioterrorism before the 2001 anthrax mailings that killed five. He urged gas masks for Americans at a 2001 EPA conference and called for anthrax vaccines in 1997. The FBI searched Berry’s Wellsville home and other properties as part of the anthrax attack probe. Berry denied involvement.
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U.S. says terror plot disrupted amid arrests and leaks
The Bush administration, with U.S. intelligence, says it disrupted al Qaeda plans after arrests of suspected operatives and seizure of surveillance data on five financial sites in New York Washington and Newark. Townsend cautions assessment is ongoing and other targets may still exist.
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