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Iraqi police officers rally in protest in Baghdad's, Iraq, Shiite district of Sadr City. About 150 policemen rallied at the district's main police station, denouncing the interior ministry's orders to redeploy them in the western side of Baghdad where Sunni insurgents are active. (Photo by Karim Kadim /AP)

U.K. and Pakistan forge terror pact

The United Kingdom and Pakistan have agreed to strengthen their ties to fight terrorism following talks between the countries' two leaders in Lahore.

BBC

Musharraf calls for Afghanistan `Marshall Plan' to beat Taliban

Bloomberg

Indonesia anti-Bush rallies pick up steam

Thousands of protesters demonstrated across Indonesia against U.S. President George W. Bush, a day before he visits the world's most populous Muslim country.

Reuters

Georgia may block WTO accord

Georgia ruled out giving final approval to Russia's bid to join the World Trade Organization unless Moscow stops illegal trading with two Georgian separatist republics.

Forbes

India test-fires nuclear-capable missile

India successfully test-fired a medium-range nuclear-capable missile with a range of up to 300 kilometers (180 miles), a defense ministry official said.

USAToday

More than 50 killed in Iraq attacks

A suicide bomber in a minivan lured day laborers to his vehicle with promises of a job then blew it up, killing 22 people and wounding 44 in the mainly Shiite southern city of Hillah, police said.

ABC News

Democrats probe billions lost to Baghdad's corruption

As Baghdad’s body count rises, former intelligence official Dale Stoffel's death is barely recalled. But it's certain to get new attention as Democrats prepare for Congressional probes of corruption in Iraq.

Times Online

The Passion of the Pope

It was not a laid-back Turkish holiday. The citizens of the proud, predominantly Muslim nation had no love of Popes. To the East, the Iranian government was galvanizing anti-Western feeling.

Time

Small towns clamping down on illegal immigration

In small towns and sleepy suburbs across America, growing numbers of local politicians are sending a message to the federal government: If you won't solve the illegal immigration problem, we will.

Houston Chronicle

More rights urged for birth mothers

Mothers deciding to place their infants for adoption deserve better counseling and more time to change their minds, a leading adoption institute says in a sweeping new report.

Seattle Post-Intelligencer

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Colombia's Julio Galofre swims to win the silver medal in the men's 200-meter butterfly event at the Odesur games in Buenos Aires, Argentina. (Photo by Natacha Pisarenko / AP)	A full-sized rainbow is seen arching over a rural farm house in Dover, Pa., after a series of heavy rainstorms recently passed through the area. (Photo by Carolyn Kaster / AP)	A cameraman records a photograph at the museum "The Kennedys" in Berlin. The museum shows photographs and memorabilia of the Kennedy family. (Photo by Franka Bruns / AP)