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Bystanders and a firefighter carry the body of a victim outside Mustansriya university in Baghdad. Two minivans exploded near the university in a predominantly Shiite area of eastern Baghdad, killing at least 65 people. (Photo by Karim Kadim / AP)

Bombers strike again in Baghdad

CNN

Detectives face stand-off in spy murder

Russia’s top prosecutor told Scotland Yard that it must let the Kremlin question critics of President Putin living in Britain before British detectives can return to Moscow.

Times

Dismissal of Md. Wal-Mart law upheld

A federal appeals court upheld a ruling invalidating a Maryland law that would have forced Wal-Mart to spend more on employee health care.

Seattle Post Intelligencer

Court will monitor domestic spying

The Bush administration has agreed to allow a federal court that specializes in wiretap requests to oversee its electronic surveillance program.

CNN

Mo. kidnap suspect eyed in third case

A St. Louis man charged with kidnapping two Missouri boys is under investigation in the disappearance of a third Missouri boy — 16 years ago. Michael Devlin is considered the most "viable" suspect.

CBS News

U.S. cancer deaths drop for second straight year

The number of Americans dying of cancer declined for the second year in a row, the American Cancer Society reports, a signal that decades of advances in prevention and treatment are paying off.

USA Today

Israeli army chief quits over Lebanon

The chief of Israel’s armed forces has resigned over the conduct of last year’s Lebanon war, generating further pressure on the political leadership that oversaw the conflict.

Financial Times

Resignation spurs calls for Olmert, Peretz to quit too

Ha'aretz

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