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Journalists read newspapers in the press room, at the Quirinale, Presidential palace, in Rome, where the Italian president began talks with political leaders to discuss the formation of a new government after the resignation of Premier Romano Prodi's nine-month-old administration. (Photo by Pier Paolo Cito/AP photo)

Second case of rape allegations in Iraq

Four Iraqi soldiers have been accused of raping a 50-year-old Sunni woman and attempting to rape of her two daughters in the second allegation of sexual assault leveled against Iraqi forces this week.

ABC News

Soldier Cries Describing Rape, Slaying

ABC News

Two Chicago-area men arrested for terror acts conspiracy

Two Chicago-area cousins were arrested on charges out of Cleveland accusing them of conspiring to commit terrorist acts against Americans overseas.

CBS News

Sanctions loom after Iran deadline

The United States and other world powers worked on a response to Tehran's defiance of a U.N. Security Council ultimatum on mothballing its uranium enrichment program.

CNN

Second dirty bomb stokes fears in Iraq

The U.S. military said a second bomb in two days using chlorine gas may have been a copycat attack amid concerns insurgents were broadening their range of weaponry.

Reuters

U.S.: Iraq bomb factory raid nets deadly chlorine supply

CNN

Britain’s Iraq timing awkward for U.S.

As the British announced the beginning of their departure, the White House proclaimed it "basically a good-news story." Yet the decision was doing a good job masquerading as a bad-news story.

Washington Post

Prince Harry gets Iraq call up

CNN

Iraq leader welcomes troops' exit

BBC

NATION

Indonesian ferry fire kills 16

Sixteen people died and 17 were missing after a fire on an Indonesian ferry off Jakarta Bay, with desperate passengers hurling themselves into the sea.

Courier Mail

Blogger gets 4 years for insulting Islam

An Egyptian blogger was sentenced to four years in prison for insulting Islam, the Prophet Muhammad and Egypt's president, sending a chill through fellow Internet writers.

Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Mugabe celebrates, Zimbabweans seethe

President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe turned 83 to the strains of the song "God Bless President Mugabe" on state-controlled radio, and looking forward to a birthday party costing 300 million Zimbabwe dollars.

International Herald Tribune

POLITICS

Hillary's Hollywood ending?

When the Hollywood glitterati shifted their support this week from Hillary Clinton to Barack Obama, the event marked a sea change in an industry that has long supported the former first lady.

Forbes

Deval: ‘I really screwed up’

Gov. Deval Patrick admitted he "really screwed up" by spending tax dollars on a leased Cadillac and high-end office furniture, but defended the hiring of a $72,000-a-year chief of staff for his wife.

Boston Herald

Obama, Clinton rivalry flares over donor

The rival presidential campaigns of Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama traded accusations of nasty politics over Hollywood donor David Geffen, who once backed Bill Clinton.

Yahoo! News

SPORTS

Wade injures shoulder in loss to Rockets

Just when the Miami Heat were getting back on track, they may have lost the person they can least afford to be without.

Sporting News

Wimbledon agrees to pay women same

After years of holding out against equal prize money, Wimbledon bowed to public pressure and agreed to pay women players as much as the men at the world’s most prestigious tennis tournament.

MSNBC

HEALTH

FDA orders warning 'guides' for ADHD drugs

Pharmacists will soon begin handing out "medication guides" about cardiovascular and psychiatric problems linked to attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder drugs, the FDA announced.

USA Today

Herpes treatment could help keep HIV at bay, study shows

Although it doesn't target HIV directly, a herpes drug may go a long way toward reducing HIV load in women who carry both viruses, a new study shows.

HealthDay

LIVING AND ENTERTAINMENT

Australia wants (incandescent) lights out by 2010

Australia looks set to become the first country to phase out incandescent light bulbs in favor of more energy-efficient compact fluorescent bulbs, as part of its drive to reduce harmful emissions.

International Herald Tribune

Tire-sized calamari rings? Half-ton squid reeled in

A fishing crew has caught a colossal squid that could weigh a half-ton and prove to be the biggest specimen ever landed, a fisheries official said.

CNN

SPIRITUALITY AND RELIGION

Atheist group takes on Bush's faith-based initiative at Supreme Court

Annie Laurie Gaylor speaks with a soft voice, but her message catches attention: Keep God out of government.

San Diego Union-Tribune

Top U.S. Anglican stands fast on gay rights

The head of the U.S. wing of the Anglican church, who supports ordaining gays and allowing blessing ceremonies for same-sex couples, will not soften her views, her aide said.

Globeandmail.com

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GOOD NEWS

'Miracle baby' goes home after extra day in hospital

Parents of one of the world's smallest premature babies got to take her home for the first time since she was delivered last fall.

CNN

Prime Minister, Gates ante millions for AIDS research

Billionaire philanthropist and technology guru Bill Gates and Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced a major joint initiative to finance the development of possible AIDS vaccines in Canada.

Canada.com

Pentagon takes 'full responsibility' for Walter Reed's Building 18

Top Pentagon officials took full responsibility for poor living conditions at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center, a facility that houses injured soldiers who have returned from the war.

ABC News

Victims advocates urge Southern Baptists to root out molesters

Victims advocates who dogged the Roman Catholic Church over sex abuse by its clergy have turned their attention to the Southern Baptists, accusing the denomination of failing to stop molesters.

MSNBC

Judges bar habeas corpus for detainees

In a victory for the White House, a U.S. appeals court threw out the legal claims brought on behalf of the hundreds of prisoners held at Guantanamo Bay.

San Francisco Chronicle

BUSINESS

Whole Foods agrees to buy Wild Oats

Whole Foods Market Inc., the largest U.S. natural-foods grocer, said it agreed to buy rival Wild Oats Markets Inc. for $565 million after reporting its first profit decline in five quarters.

Bloomberg

Cisco, Apple Settle iPhone Lawsuit

Cisco Systems Inc. and Apple Inc. have settled the trademark-infringement lawsuit that threatened to derail Apple's use of the "iPhone" name for its much-hyped new iPod cell phone.

Forbes

U.S. says new regulations aren't needed for hedge fund

The Bush administration and top financial regulators pledged increased vigilance over hedge funds but stopped short of proposing any new regulations.

Houston Chronicle

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Scientists duplicate fish sensory organ for submarines

Fish use a row of specialized sensory organs along the sides of their bodies to hunt for prey, alert them of predators and aid in school swimming. Now scientists have developed a lateral line for submaries.

LiveScience

Prestigious computing award goes to a woman for 1st time

One of the most prestigious prizes in computing, the $100,000 Turing Award, went to a woman for the first time in the award's 40-year history.

Newsday

ENVIRONMENT

Judge: Anna Nicole's body goes to daughter's guardian

A judge has ruled that the guardian of Anna Nicole Smith’s infant daughter should get custody of the model’s body.

Detroit Free Press

Spears back in rehab?

An appearance in family court sought by Kevin Federline amid a child custody dispute with Britney Spears was canceled as reports surfaced that she was back in rehab.

ABC News

Marcia Cross' dual delivery

Desperate Housewives star Marcia Cross and her husband, Tom Mahoney, welcomed fraternal twin girls named Eden and Savannah in Los Angeles, Cross' publicist confirmed.

E! Online

American education thriving ... in Qatar

Five U.S. universities have opened satellite campuses in the Mideast state of Qatar.

Christian Science Monitor

Music companies take crackdown to campuses

College students who faced lawsuits for illegally sharing music over campus computer networks risk being unplugged from the Internet or even suspended over recording industry complaints.

CNN

Photo of the Day

Pierre-Emmanuel Dalcin of France, speeds down the course on his way to setting the fastest time, during the training session for the Alpine Ski World Cup men's downhill, in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. (Photo by Marco Trovati / AP)

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