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3 Boys' Deaths Are Called an Accident

The three missing boys who were found dead on Friday after an enormous two-day search died accidentally, suffocating in a car trunk that the police had failed to check.
New York Times - June 25, 2005
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Spending More, Mayor Refines Voter Strategy

Michael R. Bloomberg's re-election drive mimics many of the techniques used by the 2004 Bush presidential campaign.
New York Times - June 25, 2005

In Italy, Anger at U.S. Tactics Colors Spy Case

The arrest warrants against 13 C.I.A. officers dramatize a rift between U.S. and European counterterrorism officials.
New York Times - June 25, 2005

Safer Vehicles for Soldiers: A Tale of Delays and Glitches

Efforts to obtain large numbers of vehicles designed specifically to withstand large-scale attacks have faltered.
New York Times - June 25, 2005

Suicide Car Bomb Kills 6 at Home of Iraqi Officer

A suicide car bomber killed at least six people when he slammed his vehicle into the wall outside an Iraqi police officer's home.
New York Times - June 25, 2005

Football: Brazil in final

Adriano scores twice and earns a penalty as Brazil beat Germany 3-2 in the semi-finals of Confederations Cup.
BBC News - June 25, 2005

Athletics: Gatlin gets reprieve

Olympic 100m champion Justin Gatlin wins the US Championship 100m to qualify for the World Championships.
BBC News - June 25, 2005

AU stand on Zimbabwe criticised

African reaction to Zimbabwe's evictions is "disappointing", says the EU Commission head.
BBC News - June 25, 2005

US delegation visits Guantanamo

Members of the US Congress tour Guantanamo Bay prison, amid renewed demands for its closure.
BBC News - June 25, 2005

Socialists ahead in Bulgaria vote

The opposition Socialists claim victory in Bulgaria's election, but must seek partners to form a government.
BBC News - June 25, 2005

Brave Murray falls to Nalbandian

Andy Murray's Wimbledon run ends in an agonising five-set defeat to David Nalbandian.
BBC News - June 25, 2005

Boxing: Big fight countdown

Arturo Gatti struggles to make the weight ahead of his WBC light welterweight defence against Floyd Mayweather.
BBC News - June 25, 2005

Gunmen ambush Iraq patrol

At least 23 people are killed and many injured during a series of attacks on the security forces across Iraq.
BBC News - June 25, 2005

Iran loser blasts 'illegal' poll

Defeated Iranian candidate Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani reacts angrily to his surprise loss to a hardline opponent.
BBC News - June 25, 2005

Two Years After Killings, Painful Search Is Revived

Two years after her children were shot to death by their father, Teresa Knight is starting her own search for their bodies.
New York Times - June 25, 2005

178 Taliban Are Killed

A total of 178 Taliban fighters were killed and 56 captured in three days of fighting in southern Afghanistan, the Defense Ministry said Saturday.
New York Times - June 25, 2005

Bombs Injure 8 and Derail Train in Russian Republic of Dagestan

In a sign of the growing instability in the Caucasus region of Russia, four bombs exploded in the southern republic of Dagestan on Saturday.
New York Times - June 25, 2005

Helping Inmates Kick Drugs (and the Prison Habit)

Illinois recently opened the nation's largest dedicated drug treatment prison, a recognition by the state that drug addiction is a major reason inmates are ending up back behind bars.
New York Times - June 25, 2005

Winner in Iran Calls for Unity; Reformists Reel

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's landslide victory leaves Iran's reformist movement virtually powerless and threatens to further complicate relations with the United States.
New York Times - June 25, 2005

Suicide Car Bomb Kills 6 At Home of Iraqi Officer

A suicide car bomber killed at least six people on Saturday when he slammed his vehicle into the wall outside an Iraqi police officer's home in Samarra, an insurgent stronghold 60 miles north of Baghdad.
New York Times - June 25, 2005

Tennis: Davenport beats Safina

Kim Clijsters will face top seed Lindsay Davenport in the last 16 after both record easy wins.
BBC News - June 25, 2005

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