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Bodies of G.I.'s Show Signs of Torture, Iraqi General Says

The U.S. plans to run DNA tests on the remains of the two Americans, suggesting that they had been wounded or mutilated beyond recognition.
New York Times - June 20, 2006
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CNN	U.S.: Soldiers' bodies mutilated
	The bodies of two U.S. soldiers found in Iraq were mutilated and booby-trapped, military sources say. Pfc. Kristian Menchaca and Pfc. Thomas L. Tucker went missing after an attack in Yusufiya, 12 miles (20 km) south of Baghdad. CNN - June 20, 2006

CNN	Taylor goes to The Hague for trial
	Former Liberian President Charles Taylor arrived in the Netherlands on Tuesday to face trial on 11 war crimes charges. CNN - June 20, 2006

CNN	U.S. soldiers' bodies mutilated
	The bodies of two U.S. soldiers found in Iraq Monday night were mutilated and booby-trapped, military sources said Tuesday. Pfc. Kristian Menchaca and Pfc. Thomas L. Tucker went missing after a Friday attack on a traffic control checkpoint. CNN - June 20, 2006

French Prime Minister Erupts in Rage Over Airbus Accusation

Dominique de Villepin lost control when the Socialist Party leader berated the government for its handling of the crisis at Europe's leading aerospace company.
New York Times - June 20, 2006

Former White House Aide Convicted in Abramoff Inquiry

A former White House official was convicted on four of five felony counts of lying and obstruction in charges tied to Jack Abramoff.
New York Times - June 20, 2006

New Plan Unveiled for W.T.C. Memorial

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Iraq Debate in Senate Turns Emotional

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A supercooled microchip capable of half a trillion calculations every second has been demonstrated in the US.
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