Palestinian girl shot by Israeli gunfire at UN school
A Palestinian schoolgirl, sitting inside a United Nations school in Gaza, was shot in the stomach and critically wounded by Israeli gunfire. Officials warned the attack threatens resumed talks with the U N Relief and Works Agency and noted a prior fatal shooting of another girl in similar circumstances.
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U.S. expands Iraq operations against insurgents
U S forces pressed raids across Sunni strongholds northwest of Baghdad. Airstrikes hit Fallujah destroying a restaurant and a house linked to al Zarqawi network. At least 15 people died at a National Guard outpost near the Syrian border amid disputed accounts of the attack.
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Supreme Court to rule on Ten Commandments displays
The Supreme Court said it will hear the constitutionality of government displays of the Ten Commandments on state capitol grounds and in courthouses. The cases involve Kentucky and Texas disputes, with a homeless man suing to remove a large granite monument in Texas.
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Officials target smugglers through used-car scheme in Phoenix
Phoenix area law enforcement tests a new crackdown on illegal immigration by targeting used-car dealers selling to smugglers and arresting operators of drop houses. The effort, led by ICE chief Mike Turner, aims to dismantle the networks, with indictments, seized car lots and vehicles, and hundreds of arrests.
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Dutch cannabis program falters as price gap bites users
In the Netherlands a government medicinal cannabis program struggles to compete with street prices. About 175 pounds of 440 anticipated pounds have sold, while pharmacies offer two varieties at roughly 12 to 24 a gram, far higher than coffee shops. The liberal policy since the 1970s bans private growing and selling, but permits pharmacies to dispense standardized cannabis to patients with chronic or terminal illnesses.
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