Prosecution to call sergeant who had charges against him dropped
The Associated Press
A U.S. Army sergeant will testify against a fellow patrol member accused in the killing of four Iraqi prisoners who were bound, blindfolded, shot in the head and dumped in a Baghdad canal, a military judge ruled Tuesday.
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Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Border crossings to Mexico closed by protests
Largest display of discontent against the army's crackdown on drug cartels
The Associated Press
Hundreds of people blocked bridges to the United States in three border cities Tuesday, demanding the army leave in another challenge for the Mexican government as it struggles to quell escalating drug violence.
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The Associated Press
Hundreds of people blocked bridges to the United States in three border cities Tuesday, demanding the army leave in another challenge for the Mexican government as it struggles to quell escalating drug violence.
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AIDS becomes top infectious disease in China
Virus killed nearly 7,000 in the first nine months of 2008
The Associated Press
AIDS was the top killer among infectious diseases in China for the first time last year, with 6,897 people dying in the nine months through September, a state news agency said.
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AIDS was the top killer among infectious diseases in China for the first time last year, with 6,897 people dying in the nine months through September, a state news agency said.
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Friday, February 6, 2009
Child workers rescued in India factory raid
By Harmeet Shah Singh
Indian labor authorities rescued 18 child workers in raids at metal-embroidery units in the western state of Gujarat, officials said Friday.
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Indian labor authorities rescued 18 child workers in raids at metal-embroidery units in the western state of Gujarat, officials said Friday.
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Friday, January 23, 2009
Second Mexican City Invites All To Come Kiss
Not To Be Outdone, Second Mexican City Invites All To Come Kiss
The Associated Press
Inviting people to pucker up seems to be all the rage in Mexican cities.
The Mexico City government is urging people to converge on the huge Zocalo city center and simultaneously kiss on Valentine's Day. City Tourism Secretary Alejandro Rojas says the goal is to break the world record for the most people kissing at one time.
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The Associated Press
Inviting people to pucker up seems to be all the rage in Mexican cities.
The Mexico City government is urging people to converge on the huge Zocalo city center and simultaneously kiss on Valentine's Day. City Tourism Secretary Alejandro Rojas says the goal is to break the world record for the most people kissing at one time.
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Japan Launches Satellite To Monitor CO2
First Orbiting Probe Dedicated To Carbon Emissions Research Goes Up On Japanese Rocket
The Associated Press
The first satellite dedicated to monitoring carbon dioxide emissions was launched into space Friday from a center in Japan, where officials hope to gather information on climate change - and help the country compete in the lucrative satellite-launching business.
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The first satellite dedicated to monitoring carbon dioxide emissions was launched into space Friday from a center in Japan, where officials hope to gather information on climate change - and help the country compete in the lucrative satellite-launching business.
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Suspected U.S. missile strike kills 10 in Pakistan
From Reza Sayah
Ten people were killed Friday evening in a suspected U.S. missile strike in Pakistan's tribal region, said a local political official and two military sources.
The suspected strike would be the first since President Obama took office Tuesday.
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Ten people were killed Friday evening in a suspected U.S. missile strike in Pakistan's tribal region, said a local political official and two military sources.
The suspected strike would be the first since President Obama took office Tuesday.
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