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A Turkish soldier gestures to a photographer not to take photos during a patrol in the area near the Turkey-Iraq border, in the province of Sirnak, Turkey. Turkey warned that U.S. objections will not stop its troops from crossing into Iraq to pursue Kurdish separatists. (Photo by Darko Bandic / AP)

U.S. disaster agency apologizes for fake 'reporters'

The main U.S. disaster-response agency apologized for having its employees pose as reporters in a news briefing on California's wildfires that no journalists attended.

Reuters

Evacuation center closes at Qualcomm Stadium

KCAL

Prescription misuse, not post-9/11 illness, blamed for death

New York City's medical examiner concluded that the misuse of pills, not the dust of Ground Zero, caused the lung disease that killed a man who became a known example of post-Sept. 11 illness.

Newsday

Talks with Iraqi delegation begin

International Herald Tribune

EU report to criticize Turkey

Reuters

Turkey, Iraq tensions mount

CBS News

Iranian Guard 'ready to defend revolution'

Iran's Revolutionary Guard leader vowed that the military group was ready to defend Iran after the U.S. imposed sanctions against it.

CNN

Iran says it's safe from U.S. attack

Associated Press

War of Words With Iran

ABC News

French group accused of child trafficking

Chad president Idriss Deby said attempts by a group of French citizens to fly more than 100 African children out of Chad were "shocking."

CBS News

French charity denies child trafficking

EuroNews

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