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CNN	3 blasts rip through Egypt resort
	At least 21 people, including three non-Egyptians, have been killed and 62 others wounded in terrorist bombings in the Red Sea resort town of Dahab, the Egyptian interior minister has said. CNN - April 24, 2006 READ THE FULL STORY

CNN	GOP to urge gas price-gouging probe
	Congressional GOP leaders on Monday will formally call on President Bush to launch an investigation into possible price gouging by oil companies, as gas costs shot up nearly 25 cents a gallon in two weeks. CNN - April 24, 2006

CNN	Bush's approval ratings hit new low
	President Bush's approval ratings have sunk to a personal low, with only a third of Americans saying they approve of the way he is handling his job, a national poll released Monday said. CNN - April 24, 2006

CNN	Egyptian resort rocked by blasts
	At least 10 people were killed Monday and more than 70 others wounded in at least three explosions in the Egyptian Red Sea resort town of Dahab, according to a statement from the Egyptian Interior Ministry. CNN - April 24, 2006

Transit Union Members March to Jail With Chief

About 1,000 union members walked across the Brooklyn Bridge with union president Roger Toussaint.
New York Times - April 24, 2006

Rangers Goalie Is Benched

For all the unthinkable saves that Henrik Lundqvist made this season as the Rangers' goalie, he could not save his starting job.
New York Times - April 24, 2006

Defense Urges Jury to Deny Moussaoui Martyrdom

The prosecution argued for a death sentence for the 9/11 conspirator because "there is no place on this good Earth" for him.
New York Times - April 24, 2006

Bush Supports Senate's Approach to Immigration

President Bush said today that "massive deportation" of illegal immigrants "is not going to work."
New York Times - April 24, 2006

Nepal's King Orders Parliament Reinstated

The king met a key demand of pro-democracy protesters pushing the country to the brink of chaos.
New York Times - April 24, 2006

9 Killed in New Wave of Bomb Attacks in Iraq

Insurgents targeted the back gate of Mustansiriya University, two police patrols and a busy central Baghdad intersection at rush hour.
New York Times - April 24, 2006

Three Explosions Rock Resort City in Egypt

At least 30 people were killed and 115 injured in Dahab this evening at the height of the tourist season, officials said. The blasts, from time bombs, occurred in a busy restaurant and in a market area in the Red Sea resort city within a span of five minutes.
New York Times - April 24, 2006

Microsoft Fights Europe's Antitrust Ruling on Windows

Microsoft began its weeklong appeal of the European Union's decision to require the company to provide Windows software without a built-in video and music player.
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The World Bank is accused of publishing false accounts and wasting money on ineffective medicines in malaria programmes.
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Poverty in teenage years has had an increased effect in keeping people poor when they get to middle age, a study says.
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At least 28 bodies of police recruits are found in Baghdad, Iraqi officials say.
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At least eight people are killed in mounting violence in northern and eastern Sri Lanka, police say.
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Man Utd owner Malcolm Glazer is released from hospital after suffering a stroke.
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