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A Palestinian driving a backhoe loader rams a bus and cars, injuring six Israelis before he is fatally shot.The outcome means a nuclear cooperation deal with the U.S. may proceed. Observers say the parliamentary motion turned into a display of backroom deal-making and political theater.The nation takes a step into the future with the apprehension of Karadzic.Though a team that retrieves and processes remains is glad to have much less to do these days, its members work to stay ready.Prosecution and defense lawyers painted broadly conflicting pictures of Salim Ahmed Hamdan on Tuesday, with the government vowing to prove that the former driver for Osama bin Laden remained a trusted aide and confidant through Al Qaeda's most heinous crimes.As Candy Spelling's condo deal illustrates, so much wealth in the U.S. is concentrated in so few hands. Will Obama or McCain address this issue?The lawmakers object to a secret vote on conditions for provincial elections calling for sharing power in Kirkuk. The move reduces chances of holding those elections this year.In a small study, 72% of those on SSRIs -- which can have debilitating sexual side effects -- reported improvement when taking the male impotence drug.After visits to Iraq and Afghanistan, the Democratic presidential candidate plans to meet with Israeli and Palestinian leaders.'The media is in LOVE with Barack,' McCain's camp says in a video that mocks the reporting on the Democrat.To be effective, moderates must push political reform and economic well-being.Aides have stressed that the average amount in June was $68, but large sums have been given to the committees working on his behalf.The survival rate more than doubles among most of the men with aggressive cancers. A second, wider test shows similar results. 'Spectacularly effective,' a researcher says.The billionaire oilman and onetime corporate raider says the U.S. must wean itself from foreign oil, and he's betting some of his fortune on harnessing domestic energy alternatives.Deals on oil drilling and arms shipments mark the Venezuelan president's whirlwind trip to Moscow, as he seeks an ally in his anti-U.S. stance.Michael B. Donley and Gen. Norton A. Schwartz, nominees to become the service's secretary and chief of staff, tell a Senate hearing they will improve oversight of the nation's nuclear arsenal.Celebrities, athletes and journalists have profited from their addictions. How do I get one?If the LAUSD wants a $3.2-billion bond measure, it must fairly fund these independent schools.Zimbabwe: EU to step up sanctions on Mugabe / Afghanistan: A Taliban leader surrenders / Mexico: 5 kidnapped S. Koreans freed / Italy: Court rejects jeans defenseMcCain is onboard for Bush's space mission; Obama may be more down to earth.As Dolly strengthens, officials warn that the Rio Grande Valley's levees could fail.Michigan is too serious about its fashion police -- the Flint PD is foolishly targeting sagging trousers.Home Delivery and Customer ServiceNATIONWIDE
Passport cards will speed border crossings / Plane of Ron Paul, lawmakers makes emergency landing in New Orleans / Bond set for missing Florida toddler's motherAir Force crash: A brief in Tuesday's Section A about the crash of a B-52 bomber said three bodies had been recovered off the coast of Guam and a search continued for three other airmen. Only two bodies had been recovered; four people were missing.Nepal's former rebels, who won the most seats in April's national assembly elections, said Tuesday that they would not form a coalition government because lawmakers did not elect their candidate for president. |
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