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A watch tower of the famous Golden Dome Shiite shrine stands alone after insurgents blew up the two minarets in Samarra. The Askariya shrine's dome was destroyed in a Feb. 2006 bombing blamed on Sunni Muslim militants. (Photo by Hameed Rasheed / AP)

U.S. official: Samarra attack may have been inside job

Authorities have evidence that the bombing of the Askariya Mosque in Samarra was an inside job, a U.S. military official said.

CNN

Iraq holds its breath

TIME

Decades of military families drank highly toxic water

Marine families who lived at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina over three decades drank water contaminated with toxins as much as 40 times over today's safety standard, federal health investigators said.

NBC11

Abbas: Gaza civil war has begun

The Australian

Special section:

Palestinian rivals: Fatah & Hamas

BBC

U.S. adds 7 nations to trafficking blacklist

The Bush administration added seven nations, including several key U.S. allies in the Middle East, to its human trafficking blacklist. Countries going on this list are subject to possible sanctions.

TIME

Child sex slave industry defies ban in India

ABC News

Major suspected terrorist leader arrested in Indonesia

The Indonesian police confirmed that Abu Dujana, suspected of being a military leader of the Jemaah Islamiyah terrorist group, had been arrested and was in custody in central Java.

International Herald Tribune

Capture of Indonesia's most-wanted

Yahoo! News

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People cool themselves from a fire hydrant in Lahore, Pakistan to beat the heat caused by a recent heat wave. (Photo by K.M.Chaudary / AP)	A giant Filipino flag is hoisted during the 109th Independence Day celebrations at Manila's Rizal park. (Photo by Aaron Favila / AP)	Erin Wade, right, of Manhattan, and Erica Foeldvari, center, of Brooklyn, compete in WE TV's cake-eating contest. (Photo by Mary Altaffer / AP)