US offers unconditional talks with North Korea
The United States proposed talks with North Korea but warned negotiations would not halt Pyongyang’s nuclear program. Washington, joined by South Korea and Japan, stressed North Korea must meet its international obligations while Pyongyang urged a stronger military amid sanctions and protests.
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U.N. inspectors use helicopters in Iraq search
U N arms experts deployed helicopters for the first time in Iraq to survey potential weapons sites while ground inspectors visited at least six locations including a missile factory and a cancer research center. Saddam warned any attack would meet strong resistance and noted Iraq’s defense lessons from 1998. Britain mobilized 1,500 reservists as France signaled potential participation. U.S. bombed two Iraqi anti aircraft radars as Gulf tensions rose.
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Ricin found in London flat prompts six arrests
Police seized traces of ricin in a Wood Green flat and detained six men of North African origin under the Terrorism Act during raids in east and north London. Authorities said the toxin is highly potent and linked to terrorism fears, with no antidote.
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Homeless shelters face larger burdens in St Louis
In St Louis and nationwide the homeless crisis grows as shelter demand rises 64 percent and food handouts tighten. Mayors report soaring need while donations lag and budgets shrink, forcing rationed groceries for thousands. A city shelter worker notes the surge is overwhelming, with families seeking warmth and food amid rising rents.
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