Pakistan conflict pauses as tribal council moves to talks
Pakistani forces paused fighting in South Waziristan as tribal elders prepared to begin negotiations with suspected al Qaida militants under a white flag. A 25 member council will seek the release of hostages and the expulsion or tracking of foreign militants, amid ongoing tensions along the Afghan frontier.
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Elk Deaths Baffle Wyoming Experts
Biologists and Game Wardens in Wyoming probe a mystery as hundreds of elk die in south central areas since February. Officials rule out chronic wasting disease, viruses, heavy metals, poisoning, or malnutrition and now pursue uncommon causes while lab work and field checks continue.
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