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A child injured in a roadside bomb explosion gets treatment in a hospital in Baqouba, 35 miles northeast of Baghdad, Iraq. Three children were killed and at least seven were injured by a roadside bomb that exploded as they gathered around U.S. soldiers distributing toys. (Photo by AP)

Official Ukraine mine toll: 56 dead, 44 missing

An explosion at a colliery in Ukraine's Donbass coalfield on Sunday killed 56 miners and 44 were still missing, the Emergencies Ministry said.

Reuters

U.S. report cites failure to inspect mines, including where 6 died

Seattle Times

Food pantries struggling with shortages

Operators of free food banks say they are seeing more working people needing assistance. The increased demand is outstripping supplies and forcing many pantries and food banks to cut portions.

Philadelphia Inquirer

African Union says Darfur peace talks unlikely until next year

Substantial peace negotiations seeking to end nearly five years of war in Sudan's Darfur are unlikely to resume before next year, the chief African Union negotiator said.

AFP

Bomb kills Iraqi children

A roadside bomb killed three Iraqi children and injured seven as they gathered around American troops handing out toys, police and government officials told CNN.

CNN

U.S. says Iraq attacks down 55 Percent

Associated Press

U.S. hopes to arm Pakistani tribes against Al-Qaida and Taliban

A new and classified American military proposal outlines an intensified effort to enlist tribal leaders in the frontier areas of Pakistan in the fight against Al-Qaida and the Taliban.

International Herald Tribune

Purged Pakistan court upholds Musharraf election victory

Guardian

Blunt message for Musharraf

MSNBC

Bangladesh cyclone toll tops 2,200

Grieving survivors and rescuers picked through the rubble left in the wake of a super cyclone that battered Bangladesh as the death toll reached over 2,200.

Reuters

U.N. humanitarian chief says millions in aid available to Bangladesh

International Herald Tribune

Watchdogs pressure over ethics office

Several watchdog groups are calling on Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and House Minority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio, to strengthen a proposal to create an independent ethics office.

The Hill

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Buffalo Bills quarterback J.P. Losman is sacked by New England Patriots' Ty Warren and Adalius Thomas during the second quarter of their NFL football game. (Photo by David Duprey / AP)	Albina Guerrero, right, Eloise Macias, left, and other members of Casa de la Cultura Mexico Dance Group perform at the 17th annual Mariachi Festival in Los Angeles. (Photo by Ric Francis / AP)	A boy helps build a snowman in Belgrade's park, Serbia. Heavy snowfalls paralyzed the Serbian capital causing transport difficulties. (Photo by Darko Vojinovic / AP)

NATION

Former Nazi police officer to be deported

A Chicago man who served as a Nazi police officer during World War II has been ordered removed from the United States, the U.S. Justice Department said.

United Press International

In U.S., more kids get life terms

The United States has far more juveniles sentenced to life in prison without parole than any other country, according to a new study.

Seattle Times

POLITICS

Obama takes aim at Clinton during his visit to Austin

Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama repeatedly criticized front-runner Hillary Clinton while rallying about 3,500 supporters at an outdoor music venue in Bee Cave, Texas.

Houston Chronicle

Clinton has dirt on Obama?

MSNBC

Pentagon is left scrambling to pay for war

Congress's failure last week to agree whether and how to fund the war puts the onus on the Pentagon, at least for now, to find a way to cover expenses in Iraq.

Christian Science Monitor

BUSINESS

The economy's $2 trillion worry

BusinessWeek

G-20 calls on Asia for more flexibility

The "G-20" group of 20 nations called for "more flexibility'' in the currencies of emerging Asian nations after European and Canadian officials stepped up pressure on China.

Bloomberg

HEALTH

Study finds higher costs for caregivers

The out-of-pocket cost of caring for an aging parent or spouse averages about $5,500 a year, according to the nation’s first in-depth study of such expenses.

Ledger

Killer cold virus appears in U.S.

A virulent new form of an old cold virus is spreading in the U.S., causing severe pneumonia and death even in healthy adults.

WebMD

What's your flu I.Q.?

CBS News

SPORTS

Michigan coach Lloyd Carr to retire

University of Michigan football coach Lloyd Carr told his team that he was retiring.

Sports Network

Packers throttle Panthers

Brett Favre won the senior bowl. And now that they're off to their best start since the Vince Lombardi era, the Green Bay Packers have another big bowl on their minds.

ESPN

Special section:

NFL scoreboard

Sports Illustrated

EDUCATION

How to take a course at MIT for free

Later this month, MIT will celebrate reaching its goal of having written portions of 1,800 courses - virtually the entire course catalog - available free on its Web site.

EducationNews.org

Children without health insurance lose out on learning at school

While Congress and President Bush squabble over health insurance for low-income children, school officials nationwide are scrambling each day to find affordable medical care for sick and needy students.

McClatchy Newspapers

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