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Rescue workers stand next to the wreckage of the crashed Atlasjet plane near the town of Keciborlu, in Isparta Province, Turkey. The Atlasjet plane crashed shortly before landing in the mountainous region, killing all people on board. (Photo by Emin Demir / AP)

Videotapes of American and Colombian hostages seized

Colombian officials revealed recently seized videotapes of rebel-held hostages, among them three U.S. defense contractors and a former presidential candidate.

ABC News

Quick guide: Colombian conflict

BBC

Proof Of life

CBS News

U.S. security firm Blackwater runs into new trouble closer to home

While Congress has authorized increased recruitment for the federal agency Border Patrol, many have asked how it is going to be paid for and who is going to do the training. Enter Blackwater West.

Guardian

Americans split on the future of illegal immigrants

Angus Reid

Company that made toxic toy beads apologizes publicly

The Chinese company that manufactured millions of poisonous toy beads issued a public apology. The chairman said it hadn't occurred to them to check whether a glue ingredient would be dangerous for children.

International Herald Tribune

Turkish budget airliner crashes in clear weather

A budget airliner has crashed during an internal flight in Turkey, killing all 56 people on board shortly before it was due to land. The cause of the disaster initially baffled investigators.

Times Online

No survivors in Turkish air crash

Reuters

GOP YouTube debates: Good marks for new views of candidates

Now that both political parties have held debates featuring citizen-generated videos, observers of the Internet and politics have concluded that the format is here to stay and that it's beneficial to voters.

Christian Science Monitor

Experts divided over Iranian missiles

As international concern spreads over the American-Iranian game of brinkmanship, it remains difficult to say with any certainty what weapons Iran possesses or how well they would perform.

McClatchy Newspapers

Hollywood sends writers new offer

Hollywood studios presented a new contract offer to striking film and TV writers that the studios said would pay writers millions of dollars extra for shows created for the Internet.

TIME

Russia suspends Cold War arms treaty

President Putin signed a law suspending his nation's participation in a key Cold War treaty, a move that would allow Moscow to deploy more troops near European borders.

NPR

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A polar bear cub kisses his mother in Wapusk National Park on the shore of Hudson Bay near Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. (Photo by Jonathan Hayward / AP)	Gardener Heike Ludwig looks at poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima) in a greenhouse in Barth, northern Germany. (Photo by Frank Hormann / AP)	A man walks past the National Indoor Stadium for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, in Beijing, China. (Photo by Oded Balilty / AP)