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Black smoke bellows from a site of heavy shelling at the Palestinian refugee camp of Nahr el-Bared, during clashes with fighters from the Fatah Islam militant group, in the northern city of Tripoli. (Photo by Hussein Malla / AP)

Lebanon launches new attacks

Tanks rolled towards the Nahr al-Bared Palestinian refugee camp north of Tripoli and an artillery attack sent plumes of smoke into the air as Lebanon's military again attacked Islamic militants holed up inside.

CNN

New fighting breaks out in Lebanon

MSNBC

Top Bush aide Bartlett resigns

Dan Bartlett, a key member of President George W. Bush's inner circle and an aide for him going back more than 13 years, announced he is resigning as White House counselor effective July 4.

Reuters

Abducted BBC Gaza reporter says he's well in Web video

Kidnapped BBC Gaza correspondent Alan Johnston said he was in good health and being treated well in a video just released, the first since militants abducted him in the Palestinian enclave 11 weeks ago.

Reuters

Alan Johnston video

BBC

White House completing new torture guidelines

The White House is close to completing a new set of guidelines on the use of "enhanced interrogative techniques" by U.S. agents, even as critics say such techniques are "immoral."

Christian Science Monitor

Amnesty speaks out

Reuters

U.S. mulls long-term stay in Iraq

Al Jazeera

Plans for U.S. embassy in Iraq posted online

Telegraph

Korea talks break up without deal

High-level talks between North and South Korea have broken up without agreement after a rift over Seoul's decision to delay rice aid shipments.

BBC

TB patient's father-in-law studies the disease for CDC

In an odd twist, a tuberculosis patient under the first federal quarantine since 1963 has a father-in-law who works as a microbiologist at a CDC laboratory that studies TB.

WCBS

TB patient identified

ABC News

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Laborers carry coal to load onto a truck in Gauhati, India. India's Secretary of the Ministry of Environment said the country will reject proposals to limit greenhouse gas emissions. (Photo by Anupam Nath / AP)	Disabled children and their therapists play with dolphins at the Cuba's National Aquarium in Havana. Dolphins, sea tortoises and sea lions have been helping children with special needs. (Photo by Javier Galeano / AP)	Ultra-Orthodox Jews collect money during the traditional Jewish wedding for Juta Hena, granddaughter of the Rabbi of the Ger Hasidic followers, in Jerusalem. (Photo by Oded Balilty / AP)