Iran nuclear watchdog eyes new cover up near Tehran
The IAEA holds intelligence of possible destruction at Lavizan Shivan near Tehran as Iran may hinder an international probe. Satellite imagery shows destroyed buildings and removed topsoil in a restricted area adjacent to a military facility, with officials noting no agency visit to the site yet.
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Car bomb kills 35 in Iraq near Baghdad recruitment center
A devastating car bomb in front of a Baghdad recruitment center killed at least 35 people and wounded many as a second blast struck a village 50 miles north, killing six Iraqi Civil Defense Corps members. Prime Minister Allawi pledged to confront escalating violence as Interior Minister Naqib warned of neighbor involvement, naming no nations. Ambulances ferried the dead and wounded to hospitals while many victims were former security forces or job-seekers seeking state salaries.
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Four drown in Texas water garden tragedy at Fort Worth
Four members of a Chicago Baptist Church choir died after entering the Fort Worth Water Gardens pool following a hot day. Authorities cited powerful suction from the drain or cascading water as the likely cause. Witnesses noted bystanders and rescuers describing the dangerous conditions as the pool, normally off limits to swimming, collected mourners and investigators prepared to continue inquiries.
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CIA contractor charged in beating of detainee
The Justice Department charges CIA contract interrogator David A. Passaro with assault for allegedly beating Afghan detainee Abdul Wali over two days in June at Asadabad base Afghanistan. Wali later died in custody, marking the first civilian prosecution over abuse in Iraq and Afghanistan under the Bush era.
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