Protesters flood Taipei streets after disputed election
Nearly 300000 people clad in yellow ponchos surround Taiwan's presidential office to demand a recount and investigate a shooting that wounded President Chen Shui-bian. He vows a recount and calls for an inquiry as protesters voice distrust and conspiracy theories.
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Courts to hear abortion battle across the nation
A trio of federal judges near San Francisco New York and Lincoln prepare to hear challenges to a partial birth abortion ban aimed at DEX method. Abortion groups and doctors argue the law could criminalize common procedures and threaten women's health. The case tests Roe v Wade limits and may reach the Supreme Court.
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Iraq Mosul rocket kills two and wounds fourteen
The Mosul government building attack used a wooden cart concealing a rocket launcher, killing two civilians and wounding fourteen. A Baghdad roadside bomb wounded five. Across the country two days of violence killed 21 people.
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Killer resurfaces after 25 years in Wichita BTK case
A Wichita Eagle letter claims BTK involvement in the 1986 killing of Vicki Wegerle, resurfacing the long dormant serial killer case. The missive includes a copy of the victim’s driver’s license and photos, sparking renewed fear and demand for home security while investigators reassess the decade old murders tied to the BTK branding.
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Nations, firms clash over UN control of Internet
About 200 diplomats activists and company reps including Hewlett Packard and Sun Microsystems met at the United Nations to discuss whether the Internet should be governed and how. Secretary General Annan said the world has a common stake in the medium’s security and reliability while most officials warned against UN regulation of site content.
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Nelson asks Bush to block Navy jet field in North Carolina
Country singer Willie Nelson urged President Bush to halt a proposed Navy jet practice field on 33 000 acres of farmland near Plymouth North Carolina citing risk to Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge and thousands of tundra swans and show geese He notes potential bird strikes and calls for a different site A 19 member panel and two lawsuits are ongoing
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