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GIs in Iraq Get a Taste of Home: Football and Beer

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Salmonella outbreak tracked in 42 states

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Bombs hit Gaza as UN urges truce

Israeli warplanes continued to bomb Gaza on the night when the UN called for an immediate end to the fighting between Israel and Hamas militants.

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SANTA FE has an international art scene, year-round celebrities and hotel rooms that go for up to $450 a night, so "affordable" may not be the first word that comes to mind in describing it. But with some creative choices and a willingness to stray from the plaza of postcard fame, it can be surprisingly easy on a budget. A couple on a three-day weekend can stay at immaculate adobe-style hotels, browse at world-class art galleries, tour historic churches, eat flavorful Southwestern cuisine, hike, ski and even soak in a private Japanese hot tub — all for under $500.

Pakistan al-Qaeda leaders 'dead'

An undated photograph of Sheikh Ahmed Salim Swedan released in 1998 by the US district attorney's office

UN closer to resolution on Gaza

The UN Security Council has passed a resolution urging an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, with the US alone abstaining.

Pakistan al-Qaeda chief 'killed'

Al-Qaeda's operations chief in Pakistan and another top aide are believed to have been killed, US sources say.

UN backs ceasefire call for Gaza

The UN Security Council has passed a resolution urging an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, with the US alone abstaining.

E-mail rules attack civil rights

Rules forcing internet companies to keep details of every e-mail sent in the UK are a waste of money and an attack on civil liberties, critics say.

Israeli strike killed aid worker, U.N. says

GAZA CITY, Gaza (CNN) -- Israeli forces fired on a U.N. aid convoy Thursday in Gaza, killing at least one contract worker and prompting the U.N. to halt some of its operations in Gaza, U.N. officials said.

UN talks on Gaza truce 'stalling'

France's Bernard Kouchner, US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Lebanon's Fawzi Salloukh at the UN, 8 Jan 2009

UN suspends Gazan aid operation

The UN's main aid agency has suspended its operations in Gaza because its staff have been hit by Israeli attacks.

No Purple Hearts for post-traumatic stress disorder, Pentagon says

Kevin Owsley, at his home in Indiana, with the medication he takes daily to treat a brain injury he suffered as a gunner in Iraq.

Obama warns against inaction on stimulus

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Israel killed aid workers, U.N. says

GAZA CITY, Gaza (CNN) -- Israeli forces fired on a U.N. aid convoy Thursday in Gaza, killing at least one contract worker, during a three-hour truce Israel set up to allow humanitarian aid to reach civilians, U.N. officials said.

U.N. Suspends Aid to Gaza Strip

Israel continues its military offensive against the Islamist group Hamas in the Gaza Strip as humanitarian relief groups accuse Israel of blocking aid to the wounded.

Obama camp 'prepared to talk to Hamas'

Incoming administration will abandon Bush's isolation of Islamist group to initiate low-level diplomacy, say transition sources

Russia 'to restore gas to Europe'

Russian PM Vladimir Putin has said Moscow will resume pumping gas to Europe once independent monitors are in place to check the flow to EU markets.

Obama urges action on economy

US President-elect Barack Obama has called for "drastic action" to prevent the US economic situation worsening.

UN suspends Gaza aid operations

The UN has said it is suspending aid operations in Gaza because its staff have been hit by Israeli attacks.

Israel accused over Gaza wounded

The Red Cross has accused Israel of failing to fulfil its obligation to help wounded civilians in Gaza.

'No progress' in Europe gas talks

Talks between EU and Russian and Ukrainian officials to try to end the row disrupting gas supplies in Europe have ended with no apparent progress.

Talks to resume Europe gas flow

Talks between EU and Russian and Ukrainian officials to try to end the row disrupting gas supplies in Europe have ended with no apparent progress.

Rockets hit Israel from Lebanon

At least three rockets have been fired into northern Israel from Lebanon, raising fears the Israeli offensive against militants in Gaza may spread.

Rockets hit Israel 'from Lebanon'

Rockets have been fired into northern Israel from Lebanon, raising fears the Israeli offensive in Gaza may spread.


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