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Fresh tuna are seen on display as fish vendors wait for customers at a public market in Quezon City, north of Manila, Philippines. Food prices are rising in the country in the wake of an increase in the price of oil products and rice, the Filipinos staple food. (Photo by Pat Roque / AP)

Polygamist sect gets millions from US

McClatchy Newspapers

Rangers talk to man in polygamist probe

Google News

Obama says remarks were ill chosen

Democrat Sen. Barack Obama conceded that comments he made about bitter working class voters who "cling to guns or religion" were ill chosen, as he tried to stem a burst of complaints.

Associated Press

Soaring food prices likely to persist

Soaring food prices that have sparked unrest across the globe are likely to persist, threatening millions of people worldwide who live on a dollar or less a day.

International Herald Tribune

Struggling country where bread means life

Guardian

Rising food prices spark growing concern

NPR

Safety problems in grounded jets known for years by FAA

Airline safety regulators have known for years that MD-80 airliners could have a potentially serious electrical wiring problem like the one that led to the sudden grounding of American Airlines.

McClatchy Newspapers

Bomb kills at least 9 in Iran mosque

A bomb exploded in a mosque in the southern Iranian city Shiraz, killing at least nine people and wounding more than 100, Iranian media reported.

Reuters

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Children pose among some of 10 painted life-sized horses during the launch of the Singapore International Racing Festival. (Photo by Wong Maye-E / AP)	A member of the Breckenridge, Colo., mountain bike stunt team performs during a one-day Colorado Tourism Office event in New York's Madison Square Park. (Photo by Richard Drew / AP)	A Tibetan activist with his face painted the colors of the Tibetan flag gathers for prayers and a "24-hour hunger strike relay" near a Buddhist temple in Katmandu, Nepal. (Photo by Ed Wray / AP)