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Election day attacks kill dozens in Iraq
BAGHDAD — Insurgents bombed a polling station and lobbed grenades at voters Sunday, killing 36 people in attacks aimed at intimidating those taking part in an election that will determine whether the country can overcome the sectarian divisions that have plagued it since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion.
Federal appeals court upholds God references in Pledge of Allegiance, currency
Circus zebra that led chase through downtown Atlanta euthanized because of hoof damage
Obama gives away $1.4 million in Nobel prize money to charities
Vatican, Italian bishops slam Rome school's move to install condom-vending machines
3 protesters killed in clashes with Yemeni forces during crackdown on southern separatists
Bush, Obama no difference on wars, says Sheehan who plans tent-city protest
Police official: US troops open fire on journalist and her husband, killing both
Gates: Gulf allies understand Iran sanctions next step; Iranian support for Taliban ’limited’
Lesbian teen faces classmates after school cancels dance over her request to bring girlfriend
Recovered body of Cyprus' former president reburied 3 months after its theft
Sweden labels mass World War I killing of Armenians genocide with 1-vote margin
Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi Suu Kyi denounces election laws that keep her out of race
Bomb planted outside store kills 4, wounds 21 in NW Pakistan
Al-Qaida eyeing less-complex US attacks after seeing impact of Fort Hood, Dec. 25 militants
Early results in historic Iraq election show brewing battle between PM, secular challenger
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Russian traffic police accused of forcing civilians to form highway shield to stop suspect
Cyprus court orders 2 men held over theft of former president's corpse
Church abuse scandal reaches pope's brother, threatens to throw papacy into turmoil