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AP - A top police official who worked as Mexico's main liaison with Interpol was placed under house arrest as part of an investigation into leaks of information to drug cartels, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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AFP - Former French prime minister Dominique de Villepin has been ordered to appear in court in connection with an alleged smear campaign that targeted President Nicolas Sarkozy, sources close to the case said Tuesday.
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A 30-day age limit on children who can be dropped off at hospitals under Nebraska's Safe Haven Law has received first round approval from lawmakers.
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AP - A senior commander of international peacekeepers in Darfur said Tuesday the mission is working to persuade rebel groups to accept a government cease-fire offer a task made difficult by recent violence.
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Though Esha Momeni is out on bail, her father says authorities have seized her passport. Momeni, who was researching her master's project in Iran, is facing charges of undermining national security. A judiciary official said today there was no obstacle barring a Cal State Northridge graduate...(more)
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At least two people died in a helicopter crash between the Haitian coastal cities of St. Marc and Gonaives, police said Tuesday.
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AP - China on Tuesday dismissed suggestions that it is seeking to illegally obtain U.S. space technology after a scientist in the United States was convicted of violating the U.S. arms embargo on China.
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AP - The U.S. Navy says a cargo ship has been hijacked off the Somalia coast the latest in a series of attacks by pirates operating out of the African country.
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As the United States prepared for a presidential transition, the Bush administration was negotiating long-term agreements with Iraq's government that could shape legal, economic, cultural, and security relations between the two countries well into President-elect Barack Obama's first term. U.S. and multinational forces have been...(more)
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Tony Blair and Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, will be hosting a meeting of international leaders and experts in January to discuss the global economic crisis, according to the Reuters and Associated Press news agencies.The former British prime minister and current Middle East envoy used to...(more)
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AP - The head of China's biggest offshore energy producer said Tuesday he thinks oil prices are likely to return to the $70-$80 barrel range, though he did not give a timetable and said low prices could continue for some time.
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The mainly Indian crew of a Japanese ship, released by Somali pirates, enter safe water on their way back home.
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