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KOLKATA - Maoists attacked a camp housing security personnel in West Bengal late Monday night, just hours after their leader Kishenji offered a 72-hour ceasefire to the government. One suspected Maoist was killed in the ensuring gunfight, police said.
3 NYC police officers are acquitted in sodomy case
US rep seeks probe on Calif. false deportation
Child services visits Charlie Sheen’s LA home
Australia fights terrorism with tough visa checks
Wife charged with assaulting wrestler Ric Flair
Mass. doctor pleads guilty to research fraud
Del. doctor indicted in child sex abuse scandal
Ore. man wanted for mom’s killing arrested in Va.
Experts differ on man’s sanity in Iowa coach death
AG: Civilian court valuable weapon in terror case
Prosecutors: Boy starved to death at cult’s hands
Appeals court: Feds wrong to disclose pilot’s HIV
Ex-LA hospital owner sentenced for Medicare fraud
NJ drug company agrees to pay $3.5 settlement
Prosecutor: Man stalked, killed 5 Calif. victims
NEW YORK - The United Nations and US-based computer giants like Microsoft and Google met Monday to discuss ways to fight the use of the internet to recruit terrorists and criminals, the UN said.
Mexico captures Sinaloa cartel cocaine trafficker
Teen charged in hoax 911 call that led to NJ stop
Del. pediatrician indicted on 400 criminal counts
Dolphin CB Allen released on bail after DUI arrest
P Myers content with Houston
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Brett Myers lobbed pitches to his 4-year-old son on a practice field on the second day of Houston Astros spring training, happy and relaxed in his new setting.
‘Heroes’ actor Adrian Pasdar charged with DUI
Over 50 Turkish commanders held over coup plot
Ex-DA: Failure to examine Bishop in ‘86 is tragedy
NYC terrorism suspect cites subway attack plan
Publicist: Child services visits Sheen home in LA
Woman sentenced in Hollywood wiretap case
LOS ANGELES — A former phone company worker convicted of lying to authorities about a Hollywood wiretapping scandal involving former private eye Anthony Pellicano was sentenced Monday to nearly 3½ years in federal prison.
A diploma mill’s trail leads to Wisconsin inmate
Couple wanted in Oregon homicide arrested in Va.
Gates says Taliban arrests mark progress
WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Robert Gates says recent arrests of high-level Taliban fighters by Pakistan marks “real progress” by the Islamabad government and “another positive indication” of its commitment to stabilizing its border with Afghanistan.
Md. mom convicted of killing kids found in freezer
Police: SC man killed mother with sword in dispute
Arrest latest blow to Sutton basketball family
Another blow to Sutton family
STILLWATER, Okla. — The man whose office will prosecute Sean Sutton on drug charges says he’s not surprised at how the former Oklahoma State basketball coach is handling the issue.
Shiite family of 8 killed in Iraq, some beheaded
Man pleads guilty in Ohio dismemberment death
NYPD sodomy accuser says he worries for his safety
NYC hit-run victim credited with saving friend
KOLKATA - The Maoists Monday declared they were game for a dialogue, but the government would have to first halt security operations against them for 72 days. The move comes three days after Home Minister P. Chidambaram’s offer to talk with the rebels if they stopped violence for 72 hours.
Closing arguments begin in CA serial murder trial
Kings forward Nocioni pleads no contest to DUI
Jury has case of mother accused of killing 2 girls
AP sources: NYC terror suspect plans guilty plea
Israeli FM sidesteps questions on Hamas killing
ATTARI - After raising to the national level in New Delhi the issue of the beheading of a Sikh man by Taliban elements, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Monday took the protest right up to the border with Pakistan.
AP source: NY terror suspect flushed bomb material
About 50 Turkish commanders held over coup plot
Plea closes case of shocking Conn. hit-and-run
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