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Trent Lott to step down as Senate majority leader
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U.S. ambassador to the U.N says omissions in Iraqi weapons declaration constitute "another material breach" of U.N. resolutions.
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Former Vice President Al Gore will not run for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004
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Jordan says it has arrested two confessed members of al Qaeda in the October assassination of U.S. diplomat Laurence Foley.
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Henry Kissinger stepping down as head of independent September 11 investigation.
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Pope John Paul II accepts resignation of Boston Archbishop Cardinal
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U.S. officials say Iran building two large nuclear facilities in secret that might be used to build nuclear weapons.
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President Bush says recent controversial comments by incoming Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott "do not reflect the spirit of our country."
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President Bush to order military to get smallpox vaccine within weeks, plans for emergency workers in early 2003.
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U.S. to allow Yemen to take possession of seized Scud missiles
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U.S. ordnance team on ship off Yemen after suspected missile parts discovered in cargo, vessel was coming from North Korea.
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United Airlines files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
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Democratic Louisiana Sen. Mary Landrieu wins second term in tight runoff with Republican challenger Suzanne Haik Terrell.
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Iraq delivers its declaration on weapons of mass destruction to U.N. officials in Baghdad
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill to resign.
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At least one dead in bombing at McDonald's restaurant in eastern Indonesia
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At least two Palestinians open fire at a bus station in northern Israel, killing four or five Israelis, before being shot dead
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Israeli Foreign Ministry reports simultaneous attacks on Israeli airliner, hotel in Kenya. Missile fired at airliner taking off from Mombasa as car bomb explodes in front of Mombasa hotel
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Al Qaeda leader believed to be key planner of USS Cole bombing and operations chief for Persian Gulf in custody
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An explosion believed set off by a suicide bomber on a bus in Jerusalem has killed at least three people and injured dozens of others
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Six killed after Palestinian gunmen open fire in Hebron, Israeli media report
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Iraq accepts U.N. resolution calling for disarmament and return of weapons inspectors
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voice on new tape is Osama bin Laden.
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Ballistics tests link fatal Atlanta shooting to suspects in D.C.-area sniper attacks
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Federal charges dismissed in sniper case, suspects being handed over to Virginia
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Actress Winona Ryder found guilty of felony grand theft and vandalism in shoplifting case.
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Republican Norm Coleman defeats Democrat Walter Mondale in Minnesota Senate race.
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Republicans take control of Senate, keep control of House
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Republicans retain control of House of Representatives
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White House accepts resignation of Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Harvey Pitt.
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U.S. missile in Yemen kills key suspect in USS Cole bombing
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Law enforcement sources link September killing of a Baton Rouge shopkeeper to Washington-area sniper rifle.
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Israeli Labor Party leader Benjamin Ben-Eliezer resigns from government after Sharon rejects deal to save coalition
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Police say three people killed in shooting at University of Arizona School of Nursing in Tucson
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All but one of 118 dead hostages in Moscow theater standoff died from gas poisoning, Russia's chief medical examiner says.
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Several people are reported to have been killed and dozens wounded after an explosion ripped through a large Jewish settlement on the West Bank.
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New Jersey man sought as material witness in sniper shootings arrested in Michigan
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Award-winning British actor Richard Harris dies at age 72.
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Montgomery County, Maryland, to charge sniper suspects John Muhammad, John Malvo with six counts of murder; Malvo to be tried as adult.
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Democratic Sen. Paul Wellstone dead in plane crash in Minnesota
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Transportation Department says plane that has crashed in Minnesota was one used by Sen. Paul Wellstone
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Montgomery, Alabama, officials pursuing capital murder charges, death penalty against Muhammad, Malvo in September killing.
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Gun found in suspects' car is a ballistics match for weapon used in Washington-area sniper killings, senior administration official says.
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Law enforcement sources say suspects' car had hole bored in trunk that would allow weapon to be fired from inside car.
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Rifle, scope and tripod found in sniper suspects' car, Washington, D.C. radio station WTOP reports
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two men detained in connection with sniper killings now considered suspects
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Police in Maryland say they have arrested John Allen Muhammad, who sniper-case investigators say may have information about the case. Muhammad's stepson also in custody.
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Task force seeks two people for questioning in Washington-area sniper case
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Armed gunmen seize Moscow theater containing about 1,000 people.
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Police confirm Tuesday's fatal shooting at a bus stop in Montgomery County, Maryland, is linked to the string of sniper attacks.
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Sniper task force announces it can't comply with "option" letter-writer requested, offers to discuss other "options."
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Sniper task force releases quote from Saturday note: "Your children are not safe anywhere at any time;" says it will respond to new message.
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Sniper task force responding to shooting in Montgomery County, Maryland.
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Authorities have found no evidence connecting two men who were taken into custody today near Richmond, Virginia, to the sniper attacks
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At least seven people dead after bus bombing in northern Israel, according to Israeli television.
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Authorities probing D.C-area sniper attacks take second man into custody
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Man taken into custody at gas station in Richmond, Virginia, area after police surround white van, phone booth
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Police say message with a phone number was left for them at the scene of Saturday night's shooting in Virginia, urge person who left it to call them.
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Investigators in sniper case seize white box truck from rental agency after shell casing found inside
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At least three dead in Manila as explosion tears through bus in second fatal blast in Philippines in two days
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Judge throws out conviction of two Florida boys found guilty of beating their father to death
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U.S. investigators to question al Qaeda detainees about sniper attacks
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Washington Beltway, bridges shut down as police investigate woman's shooting death in Virginia suburb parking lot.
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Death toll in Bali rises to as many as 118 in series of blasts, according to officials
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Police link Friday's fatal shooting near Fredericksburg, Virginia, to recent sniper attacks in Washington area
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Police stop vehicles on I-95 south of Washington following a shooting near a Virginia gas station.
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Ballistics evidence ties Wednesday's fatal shooting in Virginia to earlier sniper attacks.
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The U.S. House of Representatives approves resolution giving President Bush authority to use force against Iraq.
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U.S. troops in Kuwait open fire in second clash in as many days,
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Grand jury indicts director of Illinois-based Islamic charity with funneling funds to al Qaeda
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U.S. links al Qaeda terror group to a deadly attack on U.S. Marines in Kuwait.
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President Bush instructs attorney general to seek injunction ordering West Coast port workers back to work
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U.S. Marine killed and another injured in Kuwait shooting
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Middle school student's shooting today linked to other Washington-area sniper shootings
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Police link Friday's sniper shooting in Fredericksburg, Virginia, to shootings in Maryland and Washington, D.C
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Police link D.C. sniper shooting to Maryland killings.
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American Taliban fighter John Walker Lindh sentenced to 20 years in prison
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Several individuals with alleged ties to al Qaeda have been arrested in Oregon and elsewhere,
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Secret interrogation notes show that Taliban American fighter believed Sept. 11 attacks were beginning of three-phase terror offensive.
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Martha Stewart resigns from board of the New York Stock Exchange.
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Richard Reid, accused shoe-bomber, to plead guilty to all eight counts
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Hurricane Lili reaches Category 4 status, with sustained winds at 135 mph
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Pentagon says at least one U.S. serviceman killed in bombing near military base in the Philippines.
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Democrat Sen. Robert Torricelli drops re-election bid in New Jersey, a key race for control of U.S. Sena
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Trial for accused 9/11 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui delayed from January 2003 until May
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Lili reaches hurricane strength in Caribbean; could threaten U.S. Gulf Coast by Thursday
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National terror threat level being lowered from 'high' to 'elevated.'
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Pentagon says about 200 U.S. Special Forces troops to land today in Ivory Coast to ensure the safety of Americans trapped after rebel uprising.
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Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder wins second term in German elections
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U.N. weapons inspectors to send advance team to Baghdad on October 15, assuming Iraq cooperates
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Firing reported near Yasser Arafat's Ramallah compound after Israeli armored personnel carriers move into the area
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Three people killed, many wounded in bus explosion in Tel Aviv
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Bush to send Congress proposed resolution that authorizes military force if Iraq doesn't honor pledges to U.N
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Israeli police say several hurt in suicide bombing at bus stop in Northern Israel.
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Iraq tells U.N. it will allow weapons inspectors to return "immediately and without condition.
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Five men arrested in Buffalo, New York, charged with providing material support to al Qaeda
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Ramzi Binalshibh, believed to be a planner of Sept. 11 attacks and alleged "20th hijacker" captured in Pakistan.
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Officials close an 80-mile section of Florida's I-75 and impose a no-fly zone in the area. Suspects are held following a terror alert.
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NFL Hall of Famer Johnny Unitas dies at 69 from heart attack.
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Attorney General John Ashcroft says heightened terror alert prompted by "specific intelligence" pointing to threats against U.S. interests in South Asia and Mideast.
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U.S. government raises terror threat level for first time since March, signifying a "high risk of terrorist attacks,"
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai safe after assassination attempt wounds governor of Kandahar
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Afghan government press agency reports 10 dead, more than a dozen wounded after pair of blasts outside Ministry of Information in Kabul, Afghanistan.
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Richard Ricci, the onetime handyman whom police believe was involved in the abduction of teenager Elizabeth Smart, died Friday night. Details soon.
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Baseball players, owners reach deal averting strike
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Man indicted in Seattle on charges of setting up Oregon training camp for al Qaeda members
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California jury finds David Westerfield guilty in the kidnapping and murder of 7-year-old Danielle van Dam
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White House considering attack on suspected al Qaeda chemical and biological weapons test facility in Iraq
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Baseball players union sets August 30 strike date
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More than 50 casualties reported in blast at office building in Jalalabad, Afghanistan
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Explosions went off near the parliament building as Colombia's President Alvaro Uribe was being sworn in, killing at least 10 people
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Gunman opens fire near Jerusalem's old city. Police say two killed
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At least six killed, 14 wounded as blast rips through bus in northern Israel
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An explosion at Hebrew University in Jerusalem
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Eyewitness reports injuries in Amtrak train derailment in Washington, D.C. suburbs
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Rescuers say they have made contact with trapped miners in Somerset, Pennsylvania
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Accused September 11 plotter Zacarias Moussaoui withdraws guilty pleas.
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Judge rules accused September 11 plotter Zacarias Moussaoui competent to plead guilty
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U.S. House of Representatives votes to expel Rep. James Traficant, making him only the second member kicked out since the Civil War.
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An explosion at a restaurant near Tel Aviv, Israel, injures at least 10.
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Imprisoned mob boss John Gotti has died in a prison hospital in Missouri.
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U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft says U.S. disrupted plans to attack U.S. with "dirty" radiation bomb
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Israeli troops, accompanied by more than 100 armored vehicles, have launched a "pinpoint" military operation into Ramallah, West Bank, Israeli military sources said.
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Jury convicts Kennedy kin Michael Skakel in 1975 murder of his 15-year-old neighbor Martha Moxley
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Philippines authorities say U.S. hostage Martin Burnham killed in rescue attempt, wife Gracia wounded but freed
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Israeli forces reported at Yasser Arafat's Ramallah compound, hours after a Palestinian suicide bomber killed 17 Israelis in a terror attack on a bus.
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Explosives-laden car blows up behind bus in northern Israel, causing "many casualties," police say
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Rescue helicopter crashes while attempting to rescue climbers on Mount Hood. Casualties unknown.
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FBI warns law enforcement agencies that al Qaeda may have access to shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles.
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President Bush sending Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld to India and Pakistan in effort to ease tensions
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As many as 50 people reported injured after explosion at a mall in Petach Tikvah, Israel, east of Tel Aviv.
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Barge hits bridge over the Arkansas River along Interstate 40 in eastern Oklahoma, throwing vehicles into the river and shutting down the highway
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Golf legend Sam Snead dead at 89.
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At least 10 wounded in explosion in Rishon Letzion, Israel, south of Tel Aviv.
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Police checking possibility that remains found in Washington, D.C., park may be Chandra Levy's
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Citing an "abundance of caution," FBI alerts NYC authorities to be ready for possible terror attacks against landmarks, sources tell CNN.
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U.S. Special Forces soldier killed in firefight while on patrol in eastern Afghanistan
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Explosion in Israeli city of Netanya kills one, injures at least 28. Police believe it is a suicide bombing.
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Pakistani police believe they have found body of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl
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President Bush says United States, Russia agree to substantially reduce nuclear arsenals.
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Five-week standoff at Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity appears over as 13 Palestinian militants begin to walk out under European exile deal.
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Man wanted for questioning in mailbox bomb case in federal custody near Reno, Nevada.
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Israeli police report injuries after explosion rocks reception hall south of Tel Aviv.
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Boats conducting search operations after jet crashes off Chinese coast with 112 aboard
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FBI issues all-points bulletin for suspect in mailbox pipe bombings, identified as 22-year-old white male Luke John Helder.
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EgyptAir jet with 55 passengers, 5 crew crashes in Tunisia, airport offical says
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A Nigerian airliner en route to Lagos crashed just after taking off from the northern city of Kano.
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Fire breaks out in Manger Square after firefight at Church of the Nativity.
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Prisoner transfer at Ramallah under way, clearing way for lifting of siege of Arafat compound
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New Jersey grand jury indicts former NBA star Jayson Williams on charges stemming from shooting death of limo driver.
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French judge, federation chief suspended three years over Olympic skating judging scandal
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FBI arrests Syrian-born U.S. citizen accused of having direct links to Osama bin Laden.
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The Palestinians have accepted a U.S. plan to end the Israeli seige of Yasser Arafat's Ramallah compound
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Police say 18 dead in school shooting in Erfurt, Germany, wire services report.
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Prosecutors say they won't seek death penalty for actor Robert Blake.