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"Thousands" of sacks of food aid for sale in Mogadishu's markets. -
Doesn't take a downed U.S. chopper to tell us they're friends. -
Opinion: One of the greatest challenges in our history is going unaddressed.
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Murdoch won't go away. A letter written by a UK journalist jailed for phone hacking the royal family alleges that hacking was “widely discussed” at the News of the World tabloid, and... full story
News from Somali is grim. Thousands of sacks of food aid intended for starving Somalis have been stolen and are being sold at markets in Mogadishu, an Associated Press investigation has found. On... full story
Add this to Pakistan conspiracies. Rumors that China got a sneak-peek at the remains of an American helicopter downed in Pakistan during the raid that killed Osama bin Laden have made headlines this... full story
Excellent profile of a city that survived a siege — In Hama, the city that defied the dictator, fire engines are washing the bloodstains off the street. Bodies that lay for days uncollected and... full story
Several deaths in the southern U.S. point to a "brain-eating amoeba" that thrives in stagnant, warm water. The CDC estimates that 32 cases occurred in the United States between 2001 and... full story
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Throw another shrimp on the barbee, as they say in Australia. Or do they?
A court in the Australian beach town of Noosa fined a man and suspended his license for nine months after he was caught driving a motorized "esky" or drinks cooler, down the main street while drunk.
Christopher Ian Petrie, 23, said he had just bought the four-stroke esky on the... full story
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A reported blog on happenings around Latin America.
