Chavez Threatens Oil Cutoff Amid Venezuela Colombia Rift
In Caracas Chavez warned that Venezuela would suspend oil shipments to the United States if attacked by Colombia or backed by the United States. He condemned U.S. responsibility for regional tensions and pledged no crude would be sent to U.S. refineries.
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Taliban claims U.S. servicemen missing in Afghanistan
Taliban and Afghan officials say one U.S. Navy serviceman was killed and another captured after a firefight near Longar province south of Kabul. NATO, Afghan forces search continues as insurgents claim detainment, with officials noting possible wrong turn into Taliban-held area.
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Leaked Afghan War Records Reveal Unreported Deaths
Reports based on 90 000 leaked U S military cables cover January 2004 to December 2009 in Afghanistan. The documents detail civilian killings and covert operations tied to Taliban figures. White House and media outlets discuss the disclosures and possible Pakistani intelligence ties to insurgent networks. A Taliban spokesman indicates one serviceman is alive in a secure location and another is dead.
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Love Parade Tragedy Ends As Duisburg Crowd Crush
In Duisburg Germany the Love Parade festival drew up to 1.4 million people causing a mass panic that left 19 dead and 342 injured. Police blamed organizers and officials while witnesses accused security and police of crowd control failures. Organizer Rainer Schaller said the event will not be held again out of respect for victims.
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Phoenix crash misID leaves family mourning wrong victim
Family and friends spent a week at a Phoenix hospital praying for Marlena Cantu after a crash. They learned the injured woman was not Cantu but Abby Guerra who died. Guerra's soccer teammates planned to fly to Phoenix for her funeral.
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Memo to Destroy CIA Tapes Omits Lawyers Names
The 2005 CIA order to destroy waterboard footage omitted the two agency lawyers. Rodriguez sought legal cover to destroy the tapes while avoiding full legal involvement. The omission is cited in a Justice Department probe into potential crimes and reflects tension with CIA and White House directives.
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