Blair presses for action on Africa amid Darfur crisis
Blair, seeking a positive legacy, urged G8 unity at a conference in Addis Ababa to mobilize 150 billion dollars for Africa. The piece also notes chronic kidney failure in the United States, rising sharply per CDC data, with obesity and hypertension as major risk factors.
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Court OKs Limbaugh drug investigation
An appeals court ruled that searches of Rush Limbaugh's doctors offices and medical records were proper, rejecting his privacy challenge and allowing prosecutors to continue gathering information on alleged prescription doctor shopping. The case remains tied to Limbaugh’s 53-year-old status and prior charges.
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Rockets Hit Baghdad Hotel Amid US Casualties
Militants fired rockets at the Sheraton hotel in central Baghdad housing Westerners, causing windows to shatter and smoke. Two American soldiers were killed by a roadside bomb outside the capital. 20 Iraqis were arrested over explosives as US reinforcements entered the Green Zone vicinity.
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Election brings hope to Afghans
Afghanistan prepares for its first presidential vote amid a challenging security landscape. Hamid Karzai is the favored candidate with a crowded field, while Taliban and al Qaeda insurgents continue attacks in the south and east. U S led forces warn the peace process will take years and optimism mixes with deep uncertainty about governance and stability.
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Saddam Hussein depicted as international gangster in report
The Duelfer report portrays Saddam Hussein as an international gangster not a nuclear threat. It details illicit UN oil for food profits, covert accounts, and front companies used to siphon billions, with $60 billion channeled to illicit revenue from 1997 to 2003.
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Curious visitors wait as Mount St Helens stirs anew
AP reports curious visitors gather near Mount St Helens awaiting a possible eruption as scientists warn of potential activity for weeks or months. Swiss tourist Konrad Hegner, drawn by the mystery, waits daily while another observer, Mathias Vanesemans, a California photography professor, recalls past near eruptions and climbed into the crater to photograph the moonscape.
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