Iraqi convoy attack kills three civilians and injures two soldiers
Iraqi insurgents attacked a US patrol west of Baghdad amid a wave of violence that left three civilians dead and two U S soldiers wounded. Earlier, gunmen killed police recruits south of Baghdad and two policemen in the north as authorities face a widening crackdown.
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Mutation may have driven human brain growth says Penn team
The Associated Press reports researchers identify a mutation linked to smaller jaws enabling skull expansion and a bigger brain. The Penn and CHOP study places the mutation about 2.4 million years ago in East Africa, aligning with early Homo fossils and tool use. Critics call the claim provocative yet compelling.
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Hamas Says U S Not Target. Gaza Chief Vows Against Israel
Hamas leaders in Gaza stated the group has no plans to strike U S targets while vowing to carry out operations against Israel. In Nablus and Jenin, Israeli forces clashed with militants as a suicide vest was defused from a 16 year old. Rantisi, named Gaza chief, claimed militant activity is solely aimed at Israel and its occupation.
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Small accident blamed for Afghanistan violence
President Karzai said rival militia clashes that killed Aviation Minister Mirwais Sadiq and 16 others in Herat were sparked by a small accident. The official tally cited 16 dead and 27 wounded with no civilian deaths reported, amid reports of up to 100 deaths.
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Mondadori to publish John Paul II memoir worldwide
Mondadori plans global rights for Pope John Paul II memoir covering his 1958 to 1978 tenure as Poland bishop and his clashes with communist authorities. The book, written mainly in 2003, recalls meetings at Krakow archbishop palace and aims at a general audience.
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Diana exhibit to debut in United States in Fort Lauderdale
A collection titled Diana a Celebration featuring Princess Diana’s gowns, tiara, photos, and life stories opens Oct 10 at the Fort Lauderdale Museum of Art. The 150-piece exhibit traces her humanitarian work, public ties, and posthumous tributes, including Elton John lyrics and Diana funeral text.
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