Quake Hits Xinjiang Killing Dozens Near Kazakhstan Border
An early morning earthquake in Xinjiang's mountainous Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture killed at least 11 people and injured 34, toppling over 700 houses as tremors were felt as far as Almaty. USGS recorded magnitude 5.7 to 6.1 depending on source. authorities warned of ongoing aftershocks.
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Central Iraqi insurgency seen with loose command
Army generals say Baghdad rebels operate under a centralized financial and communications network that guides eight to 12 bands across the capital. Decisions on each attack are left to the attacking cells, with no single military command structure evident.
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Bush urged to drop tariffs on foreign steel
White House advisers urged President Bush to roll back the March 2002 steel tariffs to ease global trade tensions. Industry officials warn lifting tariffs could flood the market with cheaper imports while U.S. steelmakers consolidate. Representative Sherrod Brown says workers brace for bad news if tariffs are repealed. Since imposed, U.S. firms have invested over 3.5 billion dollars in restructuring.
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High court weighs covert overseas arrests in bin Laden case
The Supreme Court will decide if federal agents may abduct suspects abroad to bring them to the United States for trial, a ruling tied to the 1985 kidnapping of Dr Humberto Alvarez-Machain in Mexico. The Bush administration asserts necessity for terrorism fights. critics see overreach and potential liability for allies.
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Stephen King Improves After Pneumonia Hospitalization
Stephen King remains hospitalized with pneumonia but shows signs of improvement and has been taken off oxygen. Bangor attorney Warren Silver says a long recovery lies ahead as King heals from surgery to remove fluid and scar tissue from a lung after a November hospitalization.
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Bocelli visits Shanghai promotes cultural exchange and music
Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli makes his first trip to China calling for more cultural exchanges to boost mutual understanding as he prepares to perform at Shanghai Grand Theater with the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra. He duets with Huang Ying on Time to Say Goodbye and notes the tense global moment underscores exchange value.
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