China executes man who attacked 29 children, 3 teachers at kindergarten
China executes man who attacked 29 children Oregon man accused of stealing dead boy’s identity said to have come to US from Bulgaria
Bulgarian accused of stealing dead boy’s identity Jamaica police: Nearly all 980 etained during slum raid have been released
Jamaica cops release most of 980 detained in raid Surrogate father: Oregon man accused of taking Ohio boy’s identity came to US from Bulgaria
Surrogate father: Man with Ohio ID is Bulgarian NY man killed after shooting phone store clerk had been banned for making threats, slurs
NY phone store gunman had been banned for threats Oregon man using identity of murdered Ohio boy turns out to be Bulgarian
Mystery solved: Ore. man with Ohio ID is Bulgarian Malawi’s leader pardons gay couple, orders them freed from prison; still rejects homosexuality
Under pressure, Malawi’s leader pardons gay couple NATO airstrike kills 25 Taliban in AfghanistanKUNDUZ - A NATO airstrike in northern Afghanistan killed 25 Taliban insurgents, including two of their commanders, an Afghan government official said Saturday. Activist gets back cell phone used in caper at La. senator’s office but video is deleted
Video gone from phone activist used in La. caper Malawi president orders gay couple’s pardon and release, but warns homosexuality still illegal
Malawi’s president: pardon and release gay couple European Parliament condemns railway attack in IndiaBRUSSELS - The European Parliament Saturday expressed shock over the train attack in West Bengal in which 131 people were killed. Nigeria: Gunmen release 3 Chinese technicians kidnapped in country’s restive southern delta
Nigeria: 3 kidnapped Chinese technicians released Antony doesn’t rule out using army against MaoistsNEW DELHI - Defence Minister A.K. Antony Saturday met Indian Army chief Gen. V.K. Singh to discuss the possibility of using the army against the Maoist guerrillas - a possibility that Antony later didn’t rule out. Malawi’s president orders pardon and immediate release of gay couple sentenced to 14 years
Malawi’s president pardons, releases gay couple Police investigating prostitute deaths in northern England find more human body parts in river
UK police find human remains in river LONDON — Police investigating the deaths of three British women say they have recovered what are believed to be human remains in a river in northern England. Vatican abuse prosecutor warns of hell for perpetrators of child sex abuse
Vatican abuse prosecutor: Culprits going to hell ‘US studying options for a possible Pakistan strike’WASHINGTON - The US military is reviewing options for a unilateral strike in Pakistan in the event that a successful terror attack on American soil is traced to the country’s tribal areas, according to the Washington Post. Daniel Wozniak: The Gruesome Tale11 Taliban killed in AfghanistanKABUL - Afghan forces backed by NATO troops killed 11 Taliban militants, including their commander, during an overnight operation in Afghanistan’s northern Baghlan province, police said Saturday. Suicide bomber blows himself up in KabulKABUL - A man tied an explosive device on to his body and blew himself up in Kabul Saturday, police said. US studying options for possible Pakistan strike: PostWASHINGTON - The US is studying options of striking Pakistan if a successful terror attack is traced back to that country, The Washington Post reported Saturday. Lawyers’ association demands release of US lawyer charged with denying Rwanda’s 1994 genocide
Rwandan police asked to release US attorney 2 short gay pride parades take place in Moscow amid strict policing, no arrests reported
Strict policing, no arrests at Moscow gay parades Indian lawmaker booked for sexual assaultAn Indian lawmaker from Bhartiya Janata Party was today booked for sexually exploiting a woman, police said today. Police search Southern California park for dismembered murder victim’s remains
Police search S. Calif. park for victim’s remains Hong Kong police confiscate Tiananmen statue, arrest 13 activists
Hong Kong police confiscate Tiananmen statue Man burns to death son for disturbing his sleepA drunken man in eastern India burnt to death his five-year-old child after he began crying at night and disturbed his sleep, police said today. Iraqi police say gunmen attacked gold shops in Baghdad robbery, killing 14
Gunmen kill 14 in Baghdad gold shops robbery Michigan admits NCAA violations in football AD says “bruise” shouldn’t mean harsh penalties
Michigan admits to NCAA violations in football Wisconsin man who admitted killing his 2 children and their mother sentenced to life in prison
Wis. man who admitted killing his 2 kids gets life Couple convicted under Malawi’s anti-gay laws separated for safety reasons
2 convicted under Malawi anti-gay laws separated Pakistan court prevents arrest of hardline cleric blamed in Mumbai attacks
74-year-old man acquitted of murder in 1966 shooting of Philly police officer who died in 2007
Murder acquittal in 1966 Philly police shooting Iraqi authorities blame cash-strapped al-Qaida for gold robbery that kills 15
Iraq blames al-Qaida in gold robbery that kills 15 Colombian beauty queen denies to judge she lured Argentine models into drug trafficking ring
Beauty queen denies drug traffic charge in court British police question suspect in murders of 3 prostitutes in northern England
UK police arrest suspect in triple killing US issues warnings after 2 citizens killed during kidnapping attempts in Nigeria
US warns of Nigerian kidnappings after 2 deaths Supreme Court says jury must find machine gun use in crime to trigger 30-year minimum sentence
Court limits 30-year term for machine gun use Rip Torn’s attorney seeking to keep actor out of prison on charges he broke into Conn. bank
Rip Torn seeks to resolve Conn. break-in charges Guatemala orders DNA tests prior to all adoptions to prevent stolen-child cases
Guatemala orders DNA tests prior to all adoptions Canada’s ‘Prince of Pot’ pleads guilty to drug charge in exchange for 5-year sentence
Canada’s ‘Prince of Pot’ pleads guilty in Seattle ‘US consistently pressing Pakistan to rein in anti-India terror groups’WASHINGTON - The United States says it has consistently pressed Pakistan to stop the continuing infiltration into India by Punjab-based terror groups like Lashkar-e-Taeba and Jaish-e-Mohammed as this was a key obstacle to improved relations between “two friends of US”. Ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick could face more jail time over probation violation
Ex-Detroit mayor faces possible jail time DETROIT — Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, sent to jail and forced to resign over racy text messages that showed he had lied under oath, has presented himself as a changed man since his release last year — someone working to repair his damaged relationship with his family and pay the $1 million in restitution he owes the city. Former Detroit Mayor Kilpatrick apologizes in court for violating terms of probation
Former Detroit mayor apologizes in court DETROIT — Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick has apologized in court for violating the terms of his probation. It’s a complex issue, says US of Headley accessWASHINGTON - The US is cooperating with India “very closely on this critical and very complex issue” of providing access to Pakistani-American terror suspect David Coleman Headley, says a US official without committing whether New Delhi would get such access. Man pleads guilty in Fla. in plot to help South Korea obtain Russian military technology
Man pleads guilty in South Korean arms plot Polish priest in Brazil sex-abuse case was suspended 2 years ago, Catholic Church says
Brazil church: Polish priest suspended in 2008 Judge delays hearing in Visteon bankruptcy after 2 groups say they have better plan
Visteon reorganization plan challenged WILMINGTON, Del. — A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Monday delayed arguments on whether to approve documents underlying auto parts supplier Visteon’s proposed reorganization plan after two creditor groups said they have a better idea. Prosecutor names Oregon mystery man accused of using ID of dead Ohio boy
Prosecutor names Oregon mystery man PORTLAND, Ore. — Authorities have identified an Oregon man who refused to reveal his true name to a federal judge after he was accused of assuming the name of a dead Ohio boy. Grand jury indicts Texas church arson suspects on multiple charges
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