Poisoning claims and Kerry race split U S voters
Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko faced renewed poisoning speculation as doctors confirmed exposure to a toxic agent while he campaigned for the presidential runoff. In Washington, Kerry taxes and campaign finance reform remained a focal point after a costly election cycle, with analysts noting the growing influence of online political messaging and donor groups.
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Kiev
Ukraine
Michael Ainipher
Yashelienke
Amsterdon
Netherlands
Ashvheoko
Zinpier
Washington
John Kerry
White House
Kerry
Demacte Party
Carle Sec Ian
Meat Cooper
Puane-viais
Cooper
Fatal blast targets Israeli Gaza border checkpoint
A tunnel rigged with explosives detonated at a checkpoint on the Gaza Egypt border near Rafah, killing five Israelis and injuring at least ten. Police and security forces sealed off the area as investigators probed the blast’s origin and potential group responsibility.
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Gaza City
Goa
Canal Crossing
Yasser Arafat
Islamic University
Maryan Barghonti
Ehyon
Tainstzeand
Mahmoud Abbas
Arafat
Abbas
Fatah
P'Lo
Abas
Gaza-Israel
Gaza
Jacob Dallal
Rafah
Gaza-Egypt
Rafaty
Flu shot shortage eases but demand lingers in states
Public health officials note vaccine supply rising with several million doses expected from European suppliers, yet demand remains uneven. In Seattle a nurse advertises $20 flu shots amid a state and national shortage, while California and Colorado relax access rules to broaden distribution as some areas see excess supply and others still struggle to attract recipients. Experts attribute behavior to scarcity psychology and ongoing mild season uncertainty.
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Kur Watson
Watson
Witson
Prevention Mda Nodal Screening
Seattle
California
Colorado
Bittow
Jeanie
Bing McBride
Texas Department of State Health Services
Federal
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Pia
Health Department
CHC
CDC
United States
Lois Manza
Lebanon Valley College
Pennsylvania
Mary Selicky
Washingley
Advis
Selecky
Uncertain timeline for Saddam trial as Iraq counsels patience
Saddam Hussein remains in custody with no meetings with his 20 lawyers. Insurgency and political flux slow progress as officials push for a meticulous, legitimate case. Officials cite evidence gathering, grave sites, and victims’ testimonies while Washington advises the Iraqi tribunal and funds its operations.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Saddam Mussein
Ried
Tikrit
Saddam
Mouwafak al-Rubate
Associated Press
Iraqi Special Tribunal
Media and police tied to BTK case in Wichita
Detectives pursue media figures and police in the BTK serial killings case in Wichita. Investigators have used DNA swabs on reporters and staff, prompting concerns about consent, warrants, and privacy as the case reader links letters from BTK to media outlets. Renowned reporters discuss whether cooperation risks abuse and impact on press freedom while officers warn of tipping tips and databank implications.
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BTK
Wichita
Kavturst
Laviana
Wichita Eagle
Hin
BPR
la Chrongdut
Tm Cot BK
Melie
Thei
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
RTK
RIK
KAKE
Eagle
Merriam
Oleg
Katy Brown
Brown
Wichita State University
Silott School of Journalism
Hosalél
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Palestine
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Pepopes
Fuchyul
Seni Lopez
Tinian
Kuwailis
Sadun Hussein
Mahmoud Dergham
Khan Younis
Faa
Tebe Paiece Bic Ld
Egypt
Gaza ‘Strips
Israel
Gaza Strip
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