Eighteen killed as Belgian train crash shocks Europe
A rush hour Belgian train passed a red signal and collided with an oncoming train near Brussels, killing at least 18 and injuring about 80. Investigators weigh human error against freezing temperatures as the cause.
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NHTSA adds Toyota deaths in sudden acceleration cases
Government data show complaints of deaths linked to Toyota sudden acceleration rising, with 34 alleged deaths since 2000 and 1,120 complaints by Feb 11. NHTSA probes Prius braking software and electromagnetic issues amid recalls of 8.5 million vehicles. Toyota, NHTSA and Exponent report no electronics fault found.
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Strict Rules Hamper Marjah Assault In Afghanistan
Troops say strict engagement rules slow the Marjah offensive in Afghanistan. US and Afghan forces face restrictions that prevent firing on suspected militants unless weapons are seen, hindering rapid counterattacks and cooperation with civilians. NATO reports an airstrike in Kandahar province killed five civilians and wounded two as misidentification occurred.
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Altoona
Iowa
Michael Andrejczuk
Knoxville
Tenn
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Alabama professor shooter husband says range trip normal
James Anderson, husband of Amy Bishop, says he accompanied her to a shooting range recently but does not know where she obtained the gun used in the Friday meeting shooting that left three dead and three wounded. He says she showed no unusual behavior beforehand.
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Democrat Evan Bayh to quit the Senate after term
Indiana Senator Evan Bayh announced he will not seek a third term in Congress. He spoke in Indianapolis saying he loves serving Indiana but does not love Congress. Bayh’s departure adds to a wave of lawmakers stepping down amid anti incumbency and national discontent.
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Hayworth launches challenge to McCain from the right
radio host J D Hayworth kicked off a bid to unseat Senator John McCain in Arizona with a Phoenix rally and a three day statewide tour. He cites strong conservative leadership to counter what he calls the Democrats leftist agenda. McCain faces a conservative challenger critics note his past collaboration with Democrats on reform and immigration.
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