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Israel's President Shimon Peres, center, stands with Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit, right, and Jordan's Foreign Minister Abdul-Ilah Khatib, left, prior to their meeting at the President's residence in Jerusalem.   (Photo by Kevin Frayer / AP) Arab League delegation makes historic Israel visit The foreign ministers of Egypt and Jordan began a historic visit to Israel to formally present an Arab peace plan, saying they were extending "a hand of peace" on behalf of the region. Yahoo! News USDA paid dead farmers $1.1B The Agriculture Department sent $1.1 billion in farm payments to more than 170,000 dead people over a seven-year period, congressional investigators say. CBS News   General: al-Qaeda making new cells in U.S. A top U.S. military commander said he believes there are al-Qaeda cells in the U.S. - or people working to create them - and that the military needs to triple its response teams. Sun Herald Sizing up U.S. port security CBS News Taliban kills South Korean hostage CNN Third German in Afghan 'kidnap' BBC YouTube prompts debate revolution The organizers of next year's key U.S. presidential debates are planning to dispense with much of the old formula and incorporate the free-wheeling, irreverent style of new media favorites. Guardian Clinton: Obama is ‘naive’ on foreign policy MSNBC   NATION Bulgaria may forgive Soviet-era Libya debt in HIV case Bulgaria is considering writing off Soviet-era debt it is owed by Libya to contribute to a deal that led to the release of six medics convicted of infecting Libyan children with HIV. Reuters Sarkozy to boost EU-Libya links BBC Sudanese gangs afflict Cairo streets Maliah Bekam, 24, came to Egypt to escape the civil war in southern Sudan, but he died in a pool of his own blood in a Cairo street. BBC Oxford flooded by burst Thames Emergency services evacuated hundreds of homes in the university city of Oxford as the River Thames broke its banks and Britain grappled with its worst floods in 60 years. Melbourne Herald Sun British Prime Minister blames floods on climate change Environment News Service POLITICS Gonzales denies effort to influence hospitalized Ashcroft Attorney General Alberto Gonzales denies that he tried, as White House counsel in 2004, to influence then-Attorney General John Ashcroft while he was hospitalized. International Herald Tribune Bill would offer aid to outsourcing victims Congressional Democrats are preparing legislation that would expand federal aid to the most obvious victims of the global economy: workers whose jobs move to other countries or are lost to imports. Seattle Times Senators asked to block EEOC nominee Eight former Justice Dept. civil rights employees have asked senators to block President Bush's nominee for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. McClatchy Newspapers BUSINESS Apple shares fall; iPhone may disappoint Apple Inc. shares fell the most in six months after analysts said demand for the iPhone may be slowing. Bloomberg Harley-Davidson revs up a more feminine message U.S. women are the fastest-growing part of the motorcycle business and manufacturers are taking note. International Herald Tribune SPORTS Selig will try to attend Bonds' 756th Baseball commissioner Bud Selig will attempt to attend the game when Barry Bonds breaks Hank Aaron's career home run record. ABC News Scandal piling up on Tour de France In a new and stunning doping scandal, the Tour de France's organizers evicted the Astana team after its leader, Alexandre Vinokourov, tested positive for an illegal blood transfusion. International Herald Tribune HEALTH Soft drinks linked to heart disease A new U.S. study has found that drinking more than one soft drink a day, regular or diet, may be linked to an increased risk of developing heart disease. Medical News Today Dangerous soda? Yahoo! News Panel OKs osteoporosis drug for breast cancer treatment Despite concerns over cardiovascular side effects, a U.S. Food and Drug Administration panel recommended the osteoporosis drug Evista (raloxifene) for use in preventing breast cancer. Forbes RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY Norway princess 'talks to angels' Norway's Princess Martha Louise says she has psychic powers and can teach people to communicate with angels. BBC Chinese Catholics ask pope to visit A senior official in China's state-sanctioned Catholic Church said that he would like Pope Benedict XVI to visit China. Guardian   Columns And Op-Ed The opinions in the items below are not necessarily those of DailySource or our editors. Read more. Editorial: Work week? Isn't that some kind of American term? Chicago Sun-Times Editorial: Iran: talk trumps war Seattle Post-Intelligencer Column: Vive la France … and Kaddafi MSNBC Column: This is the English Broadcasting Corporation Times Column: How the Democrats differ on Iraq Salon.com Column: Good news: The world gets better Real Clear Politics Editorial: Barack Obama has still got work to do Economist Editorial: Gender bias in college admissions Christian Science Monitor   Site edited by: Julia McCallum, Yvonne Lee, Angela Leland, Jim Scripps, Carolina Pinto, Walt Chiu, Ryan Dowse and Josh Miles.   GOOD NEWS Rare red pandas born at Edmonton Zoo Zookeepers across the continent are celebrating the birth of two extremely rare red pandas at Edmonton's Valley Zoo. CBC Twin pandas born in China ABC News Yahoo! honors 8-year-old Kansas girl Yahoo! took notice of 8-year-old Jaide Ramirez-Jennings of Topeka, Kansas, because of her philanthropy. WIBW NATION Putting the term 'rape' on trial Words are powerful. In court, they can make or break a case. But just how far should the judicial system go to control them? That's the question central to one case in Lincoln, Nebraska. TIME Report says governor's aides used police to target rival A blistering report by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo charged that top aides to Gov. Spitzer improperly used the state police to plant an embarrassing story on Senate GOP Leader Joe Bruno. New York Daily News ENVIRONMENT A movable beast: Asian pythons thrive in southern Florida South Asian snakes, which can top 300 pounds and 20 feet, are presumed to have entered the Everglades National Park as discards or escapees from the bustling international trade in exotic pets. International Herald Tribune Researcher: Renewable energy wrecks environment Renewable does not mean green. That is the claim of Jesse Ausubel of New York's Rockefeller University. Science Daily Farmers flocking trees with sunblock The valley heat can have a devastating effect on crops. But, one grower has found a unique way to protect his walnuts from the high temperatures. ABC30 LIVING AND ENTERTAINMENT Rooted in local fresh taste A growing group of shoppers are forgoing the convenience of packaged produce and satisfying a need to connect with the land by making financial commitments to local farms. Christian Science Monitor Lindsay Lohan arrested for DUI — again Lindsay Lohan was arrested in Santa Monica, Calif., on suspicion of drunken driving after a brief car chase, authorities said. People The trouble with Lindsay Yahoo! News Cinematheque honors Julia Roberts Julia Roberts will be honored with the 22nd annual American Cinematheque award. Kudos will be presented at a tribute gala in the Beverly Hilton's International Ballroom on Oct. 12. Variety SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY MySpace detects 29,000 sex offenders Popular Internet social network MySpace has detected and deleted 29,000 convicted sex offenders on its service, more than four times the figure it had initially reported. New Zealand Herald Special section: Interactive: children in danger CBS News Scientists map elephant evolution Scientists say they have calculated the date at which the African and the Asian elephant went their separate ways. BBC EDUCATION Legislators ponder 26 percent high school exit exam failure rate Many Utah residents find it disturbing that 26 percent of this year's graduating seniors didn't pass the state's high school exit exam. Salt Lake Tribune College students pay more for the pill College students may have to pay more for birth control — in some cases doubling or nearly tripling their previous costs — at campus pharmacies when they return to school this fall. Seattle Post-Intelligencer   IN CASE YOU MISSED IT A step forward? 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