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Idaho Republican Senator Larry Craig, left, stands next to his wife Suzanne as he reads a statement to the media in Boise, Idaho. (Photo by Troy Maben / AP)

Iran denies U.S. accusations on Iraq

Reuters

Bush threatens to confront Iran over alleged support for Iraqi insurgents

Guardian

Judge approves Manuel Noriega's extradition to France

Panama's former dictator, Manuel Noriega, can be extradited to France for a money laundering trial after he completes a lengthy jail sentence in Miami, a judge ruled.

Guardian

The return of Manuel Noriega

NPR

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Randal Ruvalcaba of Brookfield, Wis., takes pictures of the sun rising over Lake Michigan, in Milwaukee. (Photo by Morry Gash / AP)	A house cat named 'Sweetie' takes a close look at a beta fish swimming in a bowl at a home in Great Falls, Mont. (Photo by Robin Loznak / AP)	Seasonal workers harvest white grapes at the vineyards of Chateau Carbonnieux Pessac Leognan, in Cadaujac, France. (Photo by Bob Edme / AP)

NATION

Poverty rate falls, but more Americans lack health insurance

The Census Bureau reported that 36.5 million Americans, or 12.3 percent — were living in poverty last year. That's down from 12.6 percent in 2005.

Houston Chronicle

Army turns to guards for recruits

The U.S. Army, struggling to meet recruitment goals in the midst of a long and unpopular war in Iraq, is turning to the National Guard for help in signing up would-be soldiers across America.

TIME

Ex-astronaut who confronted romantic rival plans to use insanity defense

A former NASA astronaut was suffering from a laundry list of mental afflictions when she confronted her romantic rival in February, according to court documents filed by her attorney.

Florida Today

POLITICS

Battle lines drawn over Alberto Gonzales successor

With 16 months left in the White House, George Bush can nominate a new and uncontroversial attorney general who would win swift Senate confirmation, but that's not the president's style.

Guardian

Special section:

Who replaces Gonzales?

Forbes

Rev. Jesse Jackson leads protest against gun violence

Reverend Jesse Jackson led a protest outside a gun manufacturing plant in Lake Barrington, Ill. About 150 marchers went with him, carrying a mock casket symbolizing gunshot victims.

WLS-TV

BUSINESS

New Orleans: a startup laboratory

In a fifth-floor penthouse office in the central business district, developers craft an online trading system to let companies sell their accounts receivable at a discount for cash.

BusinessWeek

After Katrina: voices from the Gulf Coast

NPR

IAEA urges OPEC to increase output

Demand for oil is likely to remain strong, in spite of the recent turbulence in financial markets, and OPEC should increase its production to ease oil price pressure, according to the IAEA.

Financial Times

SPORTS

Vick cancels appearance on radio show

Vick canceled his appearance on Tom Joyner's morning radio show. Joyner said Vick's advisors suggested that the football player shouldn't talk at this time.

NBC4

Investigators want Vick to hand over info.

WSB

Bears' Briggs charged with leaving scene of crashed Lamborghini

Chicago Bears linebacker Lance Briggs was charged with leaving the scene of an accident after police found his $350,000 Lamborghini crashed into a light pole on the city's North Side, the team said.

Bloomberg

Sevilla star dies after collapse

Sevilla midfielder Antonio Puerta, one of Spain's most promising young players, died three days after collapsing during a Primera Liga match.

CNN

HEALTH

Calcium pills reduce bone breaks: study

Taking calcium tablets can cut an older person's chance of breaking a bone by up to a quarter, an Australian study has found.

The Age

Calcium reduces bones fractures

Insider Medicine

Study: Hypnosis eases pain of breast cancer surgery

Instead of pills and needles, hypnosis may ease the pain of surgery - both during and after the procedure, a new study shows.

HealthDay

RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY

Lesbian priest among nominees for Episcopal bishop

The Episcopal Diocese of Chicago included an openly lesbian priest among five nominees for bishop, as fellow Anglicans demand that the church bar gay bishops.

CNN

Israeli anger over holy site work

A group of Israeli archaeologists is protesting about fresh excavations at Jerusalem's holiest religious shrine, saying it threatens priceless relics.

BBC

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