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The Airbus A 380 takes off for New York from the airport in Frankfurt, central Germany. For plane builder Airbus and German airline Lufthansa AG, the A380's first flight to North America is a chance to show off the superjumbo to potential U.S. buyers and to airports they hope will be flight bases for the double-decker jet. (Photo by Michael Probst / AP)

Bush cautions Congress about Iraq war funds

President Bush marked the fourth anniversary of the war in Iraq as the White House tried to counter Democratic attempts to force a withdrawal of U.S. troops.

MSNBC

U.S., North Korea resolve bank dispute

The United States and North Korea have resolved a dispute over $25 million in frozen North Korean funds, clearing the way for dismantling the North's nuclear programs, U.S. officials said.

Examiner

Super-jumbo jet set for first passenger flight

It may trail the historic impact of Charles Lindbergh's 1927 solo flight across the Atlantic, but his plane also did not have a wingspan wider than a football field or space for more than 500 passengers.

USA Today

Bomb kills 8 at Baghdad Shiite mosque

Examiner

Suicide bomber hits U.S. embassy convoy in Kabul

Reuters

U.S. military ill-prepared for other conflicts

The demand for U.S. troops in Iraq and in Afghanistan has left ground forces in the United States short of resources vital to fight a major ground conflict elsewhere, senior U.S. military and government officials acknowledge.

Washington Post

U.S. pushes on-the-job training of Iraqi forces

MSNBC

Pakistani judges resign; call for protests

Seven Pakistani judges resigned in protest against government moves to sack the country's chief judge as the leader of an opposition alliance of conservative religious parties called for more protests.

Reuters

Iraq war's statistics prove fleeting

The U.S. war in Iraq is entering its fifth year. That, and 3,197 U.S. military deaths reported by the Pentagon as of Friday, are among the few certainties in a war characterized by confusion and misuse of key data.

MSNBC

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A model presents an outfit by Greek designers Nikos and Takis during a Greek Fashion week at the Zappeio Hall in Athens. (Photo by Petros Giannakouris / AP)	A North American Cardinal is perched in a blossoming Red Bud Tree in Tyler, Texas. (Photo by Dr. Scott M. Lieberman / AP)	Chinese divers Jia Tong and Chen Ruolin perform at the women's 10-meter synchro springboard event at the World Swimming Championships in Australia. (Photo by Mark Baker / AP)