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Police officers search a phone booth and buildings near Piccadilly Circus, central London. (Photo by Akira Suemori / AP)

Police find 2 car bombs in central London

Police found two car bombs packed with gasoline, propane and nails in London's teeming theater district, averting attacks that echoed an al-Qaida plot and could have killed or maimed scores of people.

Reuters

Special section:

Q&A: Car bomb investigation

BBC

Unrest grows amid gas rationing in Iran

Unrest spread in oil rich Iran's capital city, Tehran, as irate motorists lined up for miles and state-run banks and business centers came under attack.

Ledger

Roadside bomb kills 5 U.S. soldiers in Baghdad

Five U.S. soldiers were killed and seven others wounded when a roadside bomb exploded near their combat patrol in southern Baghdad, the U.S. military said.

CNN

Iraq Sunnis to boycott government

BBC

Supreme Court will review Gitmo cases

The Supreme Court, reversing course, agreed to review whether Guantanamo Bay detainees may go to federal court to challenge their indefinite confinement.

CBS News

Special section:

Guantanamo prison timeline

BBC

Apple's iPhone makes it to stores

Apple's much-hyped iPhone has finally gone on sale. Some people had been waiting for days outside Apple and AT&T stores to ensure they got hold of one of the devices.

BBC

Devil's Advocate View of iPhone

Reuters

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