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An Iraqi policeman is treated for injuries at a hospital in Baqouba, 60 kilometers (35 miles) northeast of Baghdad, Iraq. Two police officers were killed and another two wounded when unknown gunmen attacked their police station. (Photo by Talal M. al-Dean / AP)

Bush declares Kansas areas a disaster after tornado

Bloomberg

Looting suspects arrested in storm-ravaged Kansas town

CNN

Tornado levels Greensburg, Kansas

Kansas City Star

Sarkozy, French president-elect, pledges strong break with the past

President-elect Nicolas Sarkozy lost no time in signaling his determination to change his country, saying he would "break" with the ideas of the past.

International Herald Tribune

France going forward

MSNBC

2 car bombs slam Ramadi; at least 20 killed

MSNBC

U.S., Iraqi forces find Sadr City torture chamber

CNN

Al-Qaeda's Zawahiri mocks U.S. bill

Al-Qaeda's second-in-command, Ayman al-Zawahiri, mocked a U.S. congressional bill that sets out a timetable for U.S. troops to leave Iraq.

BBC

Al-Qaeda's number two releases video

Reuters

Ex-Iranian nuclear negotiator 'charged with spying'

A former Iranian nuclear official who was part of a moderate negotiating team has been charged with spying on Iran's controversial atomic program.

Daily Star

Saddam-era rule on MDs reimposed

To stem the flow of doctors from Iraq, the government has recently taken a cue from Saddam Hussein: medical schools are once again forbidden to issue diplomas and transcripts to new graduates.

Toronto Star

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