North Korea set to verify shutdown with IAEA monitors
IAEA Deputy Director Olli Heinonen announced a tentative deal after a visit that included Yongbyon reactor access for the first time since 2002. North Korea moves toward closing its main nuclear facility with international verification.
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London thwarted terror plot near canisters in crowded theater district
Police uncovered a planned attack around propane and gasoline canisters set to explode in London's theater and nightclub area. The thwarted plot surfaced two days after Gordon Brown became prime minister, prompting stepped up security across Britain. Investigators collected fingerprints DNA and CCTV footage as authorities reassured the public.
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Second car bomb found in central London
Police defused an initial car bomb in London and found a second device hours later in the nightclub and theatre district. CCTV footage will be checked against license plate data as investigators seek the Mercedes driver. No suspects claimed responsibility and authorities compare the incident to past attacks while noting analysts discuss potential political messages.
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Homeland Security urges vigilance amid no July Fourth threat
U S officials said no specific or credible evidence of a Fourth of July attack exists. FBI bulletin notes July 4 festivities could attract terrorists, but authorities report no planned attack. White House cautions though, with extra patrols in major cities and police ready for precautionary measures.
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Nowak disputes diaper detail in Orlando confrontation case
Lawyer for former astronaut Lisa Nowak calls reports that she wore diapers during a 950 mile drive to Orlando a fabrication. He questions police details from the February arrest, while Nowak faces charges of attempted kidnapping battery and burglary with assault arising from a confrontation with Colleen Shipman.
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Supreme Court to review detainee access to federal courts
The high court reversed course and agreed to hear challenges by Guantanamo Bay detainees seeking access to federal courts to contest confinement. Arguments are set for fall as the court reexamines the impact of the enemy combatant designation and related Bush administration policies.
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Grandparents unaware of Daniel Benoit's genetic disorder
The grandparents of pro wrestler Chris Benoit's son Daniel said they had no idea the 7 year old carried Fragile X a genetic disorder linked to autism. Daniel and his mother Nancy were killed by Benoit last weekend and the wrestler later killed himself in a case police investigate for possible steroid related rage.
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