Global distrust grows as Bush Putin face polls across nations
A Pew Global Attitudes Project poll across 47 nations shows waning trust in U S foreign policy and leaders, with low confidence in Bush and Putin. The study notes rising environmental concerns and skepticism toward China’s influence, while Muslims show reduced approval of Osama bin Laden.
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Bald eagle lifted from endangered list after decades of recovery
The Interior Department announced the bald eagle will be delisted, marking a four decade recovery after DDT and hunting nearly wiped it out. Biologists count about 10 000 mating pairs with at least one pair in 48 states, signaling a stable future for the species.
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Israeli raid in Gaza leaves at least 13 Palestinians dead
In the deadliest incursion since Hamas seized Gaza two weeks earlier Israeli forces strike Gaza City and Khan Yunis. Militants fire rockets into southern Israel as casualties include gunmen and civilians, among them a boy.
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