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First Lady Laura Bush, center, wipes her eye during a funeral service for former first lady Lady Bird Johnson, in Austin, Texas. Johnson the widow of former President Lyndon B. Johnson died Wednesday of natural causes. (Photo by David J. Phillip / AP, pool)

N. Korea claims to have shut down nuclear reactor

North Korea, the secretive, nuclear-armed “hermit kingdom,” claimed that it had shut down the atomic reactor in Yongbyon where it produced plutonium for use in weapons.

Times Online

Ga. judge: no stay on Davis execution

A judge rejected Troy Anthony Davis' 11th-hour appeal of his murder conviction in the death of Mark Allen MacPhail.

Savannah Morning News

Will Georgia kill an innocent man?

TIME

Bin Laden praises martyrdom in new video

Osama bin Laden praised martyrdom in a new videotape posted on a militant Web site by al-Qaida's media production wing.

Jerusalem Post

New message from al Qaeda No. 17

ABC News

U.S. Air Force builds up presence in Iraq

Away from the headlines and debate over the "surge" in U.S. ground troops, the Air Force has quietly built up its hardware inside Iraq, including sharply stepped up bombing.

CBS11

Families teaming up to free loved ones held in Iraq

WCCO

Meeting in Libya seeks to unify Darfur peace jumble

The United Nations and African Union will host a meeting in Tripoli to evaluate the troubled peace process in Sudan's war-torn Darfur, until now bedevilled by fragmented rebel groups.

IOL

Libya hosts Darfur talks

BBC

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