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2 Homeless Men Blamed for Warehouse Fire

One of the men, Leszek Kuczera, 59, was arrested earlier today and charged with arson, the police said.
New York Times - June 7, 2006
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CNN	Iraq frees hundreds of prisoners
	Iraq releases 592 detainees under an initiative by the country's prime minister to foster national reconciliation amid an upsurge in sectarian violence. CNN - June 7, 2006

U.S. Citizen Is Indicted in Terror Conspiracy

The man was indicted today on charges of conspiring to send money and military gear to al Qaeda associates who lived in Pakistan.
New York Times - June 7, 2006

Wounded Journalist Lands in U.S.

Kimberly Dozier faces rehabilitation for serious head and leg injuries from a blast in Iraq.
New York Times - June 7, 2006

Inquiry Ties European Nations to C.I.A. Prisons

A report from the Council of Europe also said two nations probably harbored facilities: Romania and Poland.
New York Times - June 7, 2006

Gay Marriage Ban Fails in Senate Vote

The Senate dismissed arguments by social conservatives that federal intervention is needed to preserve the traditional tie between a man and woman.
New York Times - June 7, 2006

Pitcher Used Human Growth Hormone, Document Says

A pitcher also said clubhouses had coffee labeled "leaded" to indicate that it was laced with amphetamines.
New York Times - June 7, 2006

Democrats Blast Administration Over Data Theft

Senators seized on news that identity theft affected 2.2 million active troops, not just 50,000.
New York Times - June 7, 2006

Bolton Calls on Annan to Reject Aide's Remarks

The U.N. turned aside the challenge from the U.S. ambassador, who called the matter "very, very grave."
New York Times - June 7, 2006

Iraq Starts to Release Detainees in Gesture

The first of 2,500 Iraqi prisoners stepped off a bus to their freedom this morning at Baghdad's central station.
New York Times - June 7, 2006

German Leader Praises Incentives on Nuclear Talks for Iran

Chancellor Angela Merkel said international incentives could be the first step toward resolving the standoff diplomatically.
New York Times - June 7, 2006

Hacker Said to Resell Internet Phone Service

The case raises fresh questions about the security of phone traffic over largely unregulated networks.
New York Times - June 7, 2006

Stocks Fall for 3rd Day on Worries About Rates

Stocks slipped for a third straight day today even as oil prices retreated, a sign that investors are still anxious about the likelihood of another interest rate increase.
New York Times - June 7, 2006

Arcelor Agrees to Meet With Mittal Steel

Facing increasing pressure from shareholders, Arcelor, the world's second-largest steelmaker, agreed to meet with Mittal Steel, the largest, which is trying to acquire it.
New York Times - June 7, 2006

Harvard begins embryo cloning

Harvard University scientists begin efforts to clone human embryos, defying hopes by President Bush for a ban.
BBC News - June 7, 2006

UN comments trigger row with US

The US ambassador to the UN rejects criticism by the deputy secretary-general on US policy towards the organisation.
BBC News - June 7, 2006

Oil falls after Iran nuclear move

Oil prices fall after Iran reacts more positively than expected to international proposals for limiting its nuclear growth.
BBC News - June 7, 2006

Police mount hooligan crackdown

Police arrest 15 people as they attempt to travel to Germany for the World Cup to crackdown on potential troublemakers.
BBC News - June 7, 2006

Parties fail to reach agreement

Northern Ireland politicians fail to agree on who will chair a committee set up to help them prepare for government.
BBC News - June 7, 2006

Man arrested over quarry murder

A 33-year-old man is due in court in connection with the murder of a man whose body was found 11 years ago.
BBC News - June 7, 2006

US military victims of data theft

Stolen data on 26 million US veterans also included information about millions on active duty, officials say.
BBC News - June 7, 2006

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