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Residents gather at the scene of car bomb attacks in Baghdad to survey the damage. (Photo by Namir Noor-Eldeen/Reuters)

Israel appoints first Arab cabinet minister

Ha'aretz

Gaza battle rages on, at least 25 dead

Gunmen from the rival Hamas and Fatah movements battled each other in Gaza, continuing an increasingly bloody power struggle over the Palestinian government.

CNN

Israel's use of cluster bombs from U.S. examined

The White House will notify Congress that Israel may have violated agreements with Washington when it fired U.S.-supplied cluster munitions into Lebanon last summer, The New York Times reported.

CNN

Five killed in attack on Baghdad school

Yahoo! News

Industry ministry adviser among 17 killed in Iraq

CNN

Thousands gather in Washington to protest Iraq war

BBC

Fonda, Sarandon among Iraq war protesters

CNN

U.S. embassy employee's wife killed in Kenya carjacking

Gunmen carjacked a U.S. embassy vehicle on the outskirts of Nairobi and killed the wife of an embassy employee and his mother-in-law. Police later killed two of the carjackers.

CNN

Federer seizes Aussie Open for 10th Grand Slam title

Roger Federer captured his 10th Grand Slam singles title without dropping a set at the Australian Open, beating Fernando Gonzalez of Chile 7-6 (2), 6-4, 6-4.

USA Today

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Actor Sean Penn, center, joins fellow anti-war activists as they march past the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington during a march to protest the war in Iraq. (Photo by Chris Greenberg / AP)	Auburn's Korvotney Barber, left, and Florida's Joakim Noah try for a rebound in the first half of their college basketball game in Auburn, Ala. Florida won 91-66. (Photo by Todd J. Van Emst / AP)	Devotees, faces smeared with ash and cheeks pierced with a steel rod called Vel, walk in a religious procession toward the Lord Murugan Temple India. (Photo by M. Lakshman / AP)

NATION

Global court to decide on launching first trial

The International Criminal Court (ICC) is to decide soon whether there is enough evidence to try a Congolese militiaman for using children as soldiers in what would be the new court's first trial.

Reuters

U.S. refuses to take Arar off watch list

The U.S. has not lifted its restrictions on Maher Arar, even though the Canadian government apologized to him and offered him a $10.5 million compensation package.

CBC

Push for EU Holocaust denial ban

Germany hopes to make Holocaust denial a crime across the EU as part of a package of laws it wants to introduce during its presidency of the bloc.

BBC

POLITICS

Pelosi meets with troops in Afghanistan

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ate breakfast with soldiers from California and met briefly with top military leaders at the largest U.S. base in Afghanistan, an official said.

U.S. News & World Report

Clinton concedes role in authorizing war

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton said President Bush misused authority given him by Congress to act in Iraq, but conceded her role in allowing that to happen.

ABC News

Bush chides Democrats for being reflexively partisan

There's hardly a topic these days on which President Bush isn't asking the Democratic-controlled Congress to avoid "a reflexive partisan response."

USA Today

SPORTS

Bengals' Henry out of jail after serving two days

Chris Henry avoided the media at Kenton County Jail in northern Kentucky after serving a two-day jail sentence for pleading guilty to giving alcohol to minors in his hotel room last spring.

ESPN

Serena routs top-seeded Sharapova in Aussie final

Serena Williams won her eighth and most improbable Grand Slam title, overwhelming top-seeded Maria Sharapova 6-1, 6-2 in the Australian Open.

Sports Illustrated

HEALTH

Scientists link paternal gene, autism

A study of autism in India has found that a gene passed on by fathers may be at least a contributing factor.

Science Daily

Study pinpoints area in brain linked to smoking addiction

Neuroscientists are offering a novel explanation for addiction that points to a deep-seated part of the brain known as the insula.

San Francisco Chronicle

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Intel, IBM will shrink chips and gadgets

Intel and IBM separately say they have solved a puzzle perplexing the semiconductor industry about how to reduce energy loss in microchip transistors as the technology shrinks.

CBS News

GoDaddy pulls security site after MySpace complaints

MySpace demanded that GoDaddy pull the plug on Seclists.org, because a list of thousands of MySpace usernames and passwords was archived on the site.

CNET News

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GOOD NEWS

SixDegress.org Web site networks for charity

Kevin Bacon has started SixDegrees.org, a social networking site for charity that trades on the famous game based on the actor's ubiquity.

London Free Press

YouTube may share revenue with users

YouTube co-founder Chad Hurley made news at a meeting of some of the globe's most powerful people, announcing that his wildly successful site will start sharing revenue with millions of users.

USA Today

NATION

Navy calls off search for helicopter crash victims

The Navy called off a search for three missing crew members of a helicopter that crashed in the ocean about 50 miles off California's southern coast.

Yahoo! News

Pot-running grandma gets three-year sentence