Soldiers claim coerced re enlistment at Fort Carson
Soldiers at Fort Carson Colorado say they are pressured to re enlist or face reassignment to units headed for Iraq, prompting a call for a congressional probe as Rep Diana DeGette voices strong condemnation and other soldiers report similar pressures from Port Hyn d Texas to Fort Lewis Washington.
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Mount St Helens tremor raises eruption fears
The Associated Press reports Mount St Helens as gases build and quakes occur, with crowds hoping for an eruption within hours or days. USGS scientists say magma moves inside and the alert sits at Level 3. Researchers plan field measurements, imaging, and GPS data overnight to refine the threat assessment.
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Sharon insists Gaza pullout depends on halting rocket fire
Jerusalem reports Prime Minister Sharon pledges to expand operations in northern Gaza to push militants away from Israeli towns while vowing the withdrawal remains on track. Israeli forces push into Jebaliya refugee camp amid heavy fighting. casualties rise on both sides as officials promise a long term presence.
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Northeast India Bombings Hit Civilians Amid Ceasefire Efforts
A spate of at least 17 bombings and shootings in Nagaland and Assam over the weekend kills or wounds dozens as violence disrupts ceasefire talks. Rebels from OLFA and NDFB-linked groups, seeking homeland and autonomy, claim attacks while India offers a ceasefire to Boroland rebels amid broader peace talks.
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Afghan civic turmoil rises ahead of historic presidential vote
Violence mounts in Afghanistan with three Afghan soldiers and two militants killed, raising political fatalities for the year to 957 as preparations continue for the first direct presidential election. U S forces face tasks securing a fragile peace while Taliban insurgency concentrates in the south and east.
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