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Chinese workers use concrete to shore up dikes along the Mianyuan River outside of the town of Hanwang in Sichuan province. (Photo by Oded Balilty / AP)

Iraqi-US security talks worry Shiites and Sunnis leaders

Some Shiite and Sunni Muslim leaders in Iraq are united in their opposition to a prospective long-term security agreement between their country's government and the United States.

CNN

UN hosts Iraq conference

BBC

Former Bush donors now giving to Obama

A partial computer analysis found that hundreds of people who gave at least $200 to President Bush's 2004 campaign have donated to Obama.

McClatchy Newspapers

Ethiopian children go hungry as government response faulted

A serious drought and the worldwide surge in food prices are fueling one of Ethiopia's gravest hunger crises in years, with 6 million children younger than five urgently needing food, according to UNICEF.

McClatchy Newspapers

China evacuates relief workers as quake lakes swell

China began removing workers clearing an earthquake-formed lake that's threatening to collapse and flood nearby areas, where 1.3 million people were told yesterday to prepare to flee.

Bloomberg

1.3 million poised to flee as China drains 'quake lake'

AFP

Rain comes to the quake area

CBS News

Chertoff: Low threat of WMD terror attack

Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff downplayed the threat of a nuclear terrorist attack, despite recent postings on al-Qaida-affiliated Web sites exhorting militants to pursue attacks on the U.S.

MSNBC

After losing nukes, US Air Force base flunks security tests

Wired

Burma policy costs lives, says US

U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates has accused Burma of causing the loss of tens of thousands of lives by hindering international cyclone relief efforts.

BBC

Democrats try to settle Florida, Michigan delegate dispute

The Democratic Party will search for a compromise over disputed convention delegates from Florida and Michigan in what could be Hillary Clinton's last chance to gain ground on rival Barack Obama.

Reuters

It's decision day for Democrats

CNN

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Frank Neuhauser, right, winner of the 1925 spelling bee, with Brent Henderson, left, at the 2008 Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. (Photo by Pablo Martinez Monsivais / AP)	A female monkey cradles a pup on a tree in Jammu, India. The monkey purportedly lost her child and has adopted the pup, according to locals. (Photo by Channi Anand / AP)	Supporters light torches during the final rally of the coalition "For Better Macedonia," in the southeastern town of Strumica, Macedonia. (Photo by Boris Grdanoski / AP)