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Pfc. Jeffrey Payne, 21, of Bravo Company, 4th Battalion, rests during a search of farmland for clues ten days after an attack that left four U.S. soldiers and an Iraqi soldier dead and three comrades missing in Quarghuli village, near Youssifiyah, 12 miles south of Baghdad, Iraq.   (Photo by Maya Alleruzzo / AP) Bush: successor should brace for terrorism war Reuters Israel strikes Hamas camps in Gaza Israeli aircraft struck two camps used by the Islamic militant group Hamas, a day after a Palestinian rocket attack killed an Israeli woman. San Diego Union-Tribune U.S. and Israel back Fatah CBS News National seat belt campaign begins Police nationwide are enforcing seat belt laws more strongly than ever as police departments nationwide launch National Seat Belt day. Axcess News   Baghdad market bomb kills at least 25 MSNBC Iraq plans for possible quick U.S. pullout CNN China investigates tainted toothpaste China is investigating whether two companies from this coastal region of China exported toothpaste laced with a poisonous chemical, diethylene glycol. International Herald Tribune China's global influence ABC News Lugovoy charged with spy poisoning British prosecutors are to ask Russia to extradite businessman and former KGB agent Andrei Lugovoy to face murder charges in the radioactive poisoning death of ex-Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko. CNN Spy widow welcomes charge BBC Truce called in Lebanon battles Islamist guerrillas who have been locked in three days of ferocious gunbattles with Lebanese troops announced a unilateral ceasefire amid mounting concern over civilians caught up in the conflict. Independent Lebanon militants call ceasefire BBC   NATION Bush wants American at World Bank President George W. Bush said he wants an American to succeed Paul Wolfowitz as president of the World Bank, playing down speculation he might turn to British Prime Minister Tony Blair. Daily Telegraph Spain to investigate 'suspicious' discovery of treasure Spain is investigating whether one of the world's biggest-ever finds of sunken treasure was plundered from its waters or from a shipwrecked Spanish galleon, the government said. Scotsman Spain investigating treasure find Reuters POLITICS Gore book slams Bush on Iraq Former vice president Al Gore has hammered President George W Bush's policies in a new book called "The Assault on Reason." SBS Al Gore on the attack ABC News Richardson makes 2008 run official New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson anounced he will run for president during a press conference in Los Angeles. ABC News Richardson's resume Yahoo! News BUSINESS Stocks mixed; S&P briefly passes record Wall Street reached another milestone when the Standard & Poor's 500 index briefly passed its record close of 1,527.46 for the first time in more than seven years. Yahoo! News Hush. The guy in the cubicle is meditating It was, perhaps, the last corporate taboo. In boardrooms and company cafeterias, even the most naive newcomer knew that uttering that other S-word - spirituality - could mean instant professional death. U.S. News & World Report SPORTS Link to Vick in evidence seizure Three envelopes addressed to "M. Vick" were among evidence seized by police at his Virginia property. They were searching for information related to dogfighting. Oxford Press Portis weighs in on dogfighting ESPN After months of losing, NBA's worst look for big win After all those losses — some of them suspected on purpose — two of the NBA's worst teams will be rewarded at the draft lottery, winning the chance to choose Greg Oden or Kevin Durant. Yahoo! News EDUCATION Nation's report card could be better Just as students are getting their end-of-the-year marks, the nation's school systems are also getting grades. U.S. News & World Report Graduation ceremony held in tornado-ravaged town Amid the ruins of their tornado-devastated town, residents celebrated a high school commencement that mixed tearful memories with pride and promises to rebuild. CNN RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY Poll: Younger U.S. Muslims are more likely to support suicide bombings Twenty-six percent of young Muslims living in the U.S. say suicide bombings in the defense of Islam can be justified, according to a major study of American Muslims. Detroit Free Press Vote: Does this worry you? ABC News   Columns And Op-Ed The opinions in the items below are not necessarily those of DailySource or our editors. Read more. Column: A taste for terror Real Clear Politics Editorial: Darfur's deadly enabler USA Today Column: Saving time from timesaving devices Christian Science Monitor Editorial: Law to Guantanamo San Francisco Chronicle Editorial: A bridge to reasonable immigration reform Houston Chronicle Column: The Bloomberg effect Slate Editorial: Immigration reform: highly flawed bill Seattle Post-Intelligencer Column (Rosa Brooks): Pro-torture Republicans betray their country's highest ideals San Jose Mercury News   Site edited by: Yvonne Lee, Ryan Dowse, Jim Scripps, Letia Gathright, Josh Miles and Walt Chiu.   GOOD NEWS Staples starts computer recycle program Used computers and monitors can now be dropped off for a $10 fee at any of the 1,400 U.S. Staples locations during store hours. USA Today Charity pledges to save ship The charity charged with preserving the Cutty Sark said it is determined to save the 19th century ship after it was ravaged by a devastating fire. Guardian The life and times of the Cutty Sark Times Online NATION Judge blocks Texas immigration law Houston Chronicle Florida doctor convicted in terror case A Florida doctor was convicted of providing material support to terrorists by agreeing to treat injured al-Qaeda fighters so they could return to Iraq to battle Americans. ABC News Thousands expected at Falwell funeral Church workers prepared for thousands of mourners expected at the funeral of the Rev. Jerry Falwell, the folksy evangelist who built a conservative Christian empire that influenced national politics. TIME ENVIRONMENT World CO2 emissions speed up World emissions of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide increased three times faster after 2000 than in the 1990s, scientists are reporting. Reuters Swiss report: biofuels not eco-friendly A new Swiss study is likely to add fuel to the debate over biofuels because it suggests that the fuels may not be as eco-friendly as believed. Earth Times LIVING AND ENTERTAINMENT 'Sicko' spawns Moore fever in Cannes In Cannes, Michael Moore is a rock star — mobbed by fans, assailed by cameras and forced to wolf down a plate of pasta between his latest interview and his next live TV appearance. Seattle Post-Intelligencer Sneak peek at 'Sicko' YouTube Third 'Shrek' rules with $122.9M opening “Shrek The Third” was a real monster at the nation’s box office over the weekend, taking the number one spot with an estimated gross of $122 million for its first three days. Hollywood Today Shrek record Yahoo! News SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Cities struggle with wireless internet Across the United States, many cities' Wi-Fi projects are costing more and drawing less interest than expected, leading to worries that a number will fail, resulting in millions of wasted tax dollars or grants. TIME Expert: IT industry has failed in desktop security The IT industry has failed when it comes to desktop security for all major operating systems, a security specialist told delegates attending a security conference in Australia. CNET News HEALTH Study suggests cure for hepatitis C Researchers are reporting a potential "cure" for hepatitis C, a blood-borne viral infection that is the leading cause of cirrhosis, liver cancer and the need for liver transplants in the United States. Health Day Eating apples, fish during pregnancy protects kids from allergies, asthma Filling up on apples and fish during pregnancy might protect your child from developing asthma and allergic diseases, a new study shows. 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