Clinton faints during Social Security speech in Buffalo
Hon Hillary Rodham Clinton, 52, fell ill with a stomach virus at a private club in Buffalo and fainted briefly during a scheduled Social Security speech. She recovered to give another talk later that afternoon, aides said doctors suspected a stomach virus and she appeared weak but smiling as she left.
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Palestinian girl’s death sparks Gaza cease-fire end and violence
In Gaza Rafah a 10 year old girl Norhan Deeb was shot in a schoolyard prompting Islamic militants to fire mortars at Jewish settlements and ending an informal truce. Israeli and Palestinian security officials held talks on a potential West Bank town handover but no accord emerged. Hamas claimed responsibility for the attack in vengeance for the girl’s death.
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Raid arrests alleged terrorist ring leader in Kuwait raid
A Monday raid in Kuwait led to the arrest of suspected ring leader Amer Khlail al Ene and six others after a fierce gunbattle that killed four militants and a bystander. Authorities described the operation as a spectacular success amid increasing militant activity tied to opposition to U.S. forces. The crackdown followed earlier raids that killed two suspects and two police officers and prompted heightened security around critical infrastructure.
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Bush to seek higher death benefits for service families
President Bush plans a major increase in death benefits for families of fallen US troops. The proposal would raise gratuity payment to 250000 and add 150000 in life insurance coverage, with retroactive payments totaling hundreds of millions. Pentagon officials emphasize easing financial burdens for survivors and note ongoing congressional talks.
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