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North Korean soldiers attend a mass rally to hail the country's first-ever atomic test at Kim Il Sung Square in Pyongyang, North Korea. (Photo by Korean Central News Agency via Korea News Service / AP)

Rice doubts North Korean promise to halt further nuclear tests

BBC

North Korea may be backing off from showdown

Hartford Courant

Slideshow: North Korea

Yahoo! News

Rice takes next step on N Korea response tour

Daily Telegraph

Palestinian Prime Minister urged to accept government of 'national figures'

Prominent Palestinians urged Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh to consider forming a government of professionals to end a power struggle between his Hamas party and President Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah faction.

Reuters

Palestinian prime minister escapes shooting unharmed

IHT

Soldiers control Iraqi city as clashes spread

Government negotiators managed to broker a ceasefire, restoring order after two days of bloodshed, but more clashes erupted further north as informal gangs of gunmen tested the government's resolve.

Khaleej Times

Shops and offices reopen in southern Iraqi city

International Herald Tribune

Bush Says `Focused' Operations Fueled Iraq Violence

Bloomberg

Bush consults top Iraq generals

BBC

White House resists major course change in Iraq

Reuters

Archdiocese of Miami bars Foley's alleged abuser from church work

The Archdiocese of Miami barred a retired Catholic priest from all church work as it investigates former U.S. Rep. Mark Foley's claim that the clergyman molested him as a teenager.

USA Today

Church investigates priest's tie with Foley

CNN

Transplant monitor lax in oversight

The organization that oversees the nation's organ transplant system often fails to detect or decisively fix problems at derelict hospitals.

Los Angeles Times

Egg salad recalled in 17 states

Ballard's Farm Sausage Inc. said Saturday it is recalling its egg salad in 17 states because of possible contamination.

Boston Globe

The World in Photos .........................................................................
The routes of an airplane and a flock of geese cross in the sky near Frankfurt, Germany, (Photo by Ferdinand Ostrop / AP)	A cyclist rides in the Buergerpark in Germany, while beams of the early sun break through the trees. (Photo by Joerg Sarbach / AP)	Two polar bears spar with one another on the snowy tundra near Churchill, Canada. (Photo by Jonathan Hayward / CP and AP)

NATION

Catholic social service groups must cover contraceptives in workplace medical plans

New York's highest court ruled Thursday that social service agencies run by the Roman Catholic Church and other faiths must provide birth-control coverage to their employees.

Houston Chronicle

New York City to re-search ground zero

The city said it will search parts of the World Trade Center site again after several bones were pulled out of an abandoned manhole.

Albuquerque Tribune

ENVIRONMENT

Look at what the cargo ship dragged in

With invasive aquatic species costing billions yearly, lawmakers are clamping down on the discharge of ballast water.

Christian Science Monitor

In L.A., ailing palm trees making a frond farewell

The trees are dying of old age and a fungal disease, disappearing one by one from parks and streets, and city planners are replacing them with oaks, sycamores and other species that are native to L.A.

StarTribune

TECHNOLOGY

Experts create invisibility cloak

A US-British team of scientists has successfully tested a cloak of invisibility in the laboratory.

BBC

Businesses embracing Firefox as the other browser

The number of businesses allowing employees to download the Firefox Web browser soared this year.

Information Week

HEALTH

Drug-induced labor raises risk for rare complication

When pregnant women have their labor induced with drugs, they are nearly twice as likely to have a rare but potentially fatal complication, a Canadian study suggests.

CBC

Study links bread, kidney cancer risk

An Italian study shows that people with renal cell carcinoma, the most common type of kidney cancer, may eat more bread and fewer vegetables than those without kidney cancer.

CBS

HEALTH

Canada allows silicone breast implants again

The Canadian government licensed the sale of silicone gel breast implants on Friday, reversing a partial ban that was in place for more than 13 years over health concerns.

Reuters

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