Bombing at Balad Ruz cafe Leaves Dozens Dead
A passing by own action bomber with an explosives belt killed at least 21 people in Balad Ruz, north of Baghdad, during a dominos and tea gathering, shattering weeks of calm as Iraq nears eight months without a new government.
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Explosives Seized on U.S.-Bound Planes From Yemen
Authorities on three continents thwarted attacks aimed at the United States with two PETN explosive packages found aboard cargo jets bound for the Chicago area. President Obama called the threat credible as investigations continue and security steps expand, with cargo screening rules under review.
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Berlusconi Defends Lifestyle Amid Ruby Scandal
Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi rejects accusations of inappropriate conduct and defends his lifestyle while facing protests over Naples trash crisis and a weakened coalition. He says he loves life and women and dismisses the media scrutiny as trash as prosecutors review claims about Ruby the 17 year old who stayed at his villa.
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Clinton denies urging Kendrick Meek to quit Florida race
Former President Bill Clinton says he did not ask Kendrick Meek to drop out of the Florida Senate contest. Meek and Crist offer conflicting takes amid polls showing Meek in third as Crist promotes a White House deal and a caucus pledge remains unsettled.
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Jury recommends death for Florida ninja slayings
A Pensacola jury recommends the death penalty for Patrick Gonzalez Jr. in the slayings of Byrd and Melanie Billings during a robbery at their home. The nine adopted children with special needs witnessed the killings as the jury weighs the final sentence for the crime.
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