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CNN	New York building collapse probed
	An explosion and fire leveled a building on New York's Upper East Side Monday, injuring at least 15 people, officials said. Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta said an e-mail sent by the building's owner "leads us to believe this may have been a suicide attempt." CNN - July 10, 2006 READ THE FULL STORY

CNN	Judge rules Capitol Hill raid was legal
	An FBI raid on a Louisiana congressman's Capitol Hill office was legal, a federal judge ruled Monday. CNN - July 10, 2006

6 Milosevic Aides Go on Trial in The Hague

The accused represent almost all of Serbia�s top political and military leadership during the 1999 war in Kosovo.
New York Times - July 10, 2006

Gas Explosion Blamed for N.Y. Building Collapse

Authorities said they were investigating the possibility that the blast on the Upper East Side this morning was the result of a suicide attempt.
New York Times - July 10, 2006

Astronauts Complete Second Spacewalk

Two astronauts made repairs to the space station today.
New York Times - July 10, 2006

Rumsfeld Says Drug Trade Aids Afghan Insurgency

Taliban militants are offering protection to Afghan drug traffickers in return for funds, the defense secretary said today.
New York Times - July 10, 2006

Brazen Daytime Violence Continues in Baghdad

At least 30 people died today, even after a plea from Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki for Iraqis to �unite as brothers.�
New York Times - July 10, 2006

Hong Kong Investor to Buy PCCW, Ending Foreign Takeover Bid

Richard Li, the 39-year-old tycoon who heads PCCW, the city�s leading telecommunications company, agreed today to sell most of his stake to a local investor.
New York Times - July 10, 2006

Troubled Airbus Confronts a New Set of Problems

Beyond its management crisis, Airbus's parent company faces poor sales figures, delivery delays and a lawsuit.
New York Times - July 10, 2006

US 'to make Russia nuclear offer'

The US is reportedly ready to make concessions to Russia over storing nuclear fuel to win backing for foreign policy.
BBC News - July 10, 2006

US in $80m 'Cuba democracy' plan

US President Bush approves a fund of $80m to boost democracy measures in Cuba over the next two years.
BBC News - July 10, 2006

Paulson takes up US Treasury post

Henry Paulson, former chief executive of investment bank Goldman Sachs, is sworn in as the US treasury secretary.
BBC News - July 10, 2006

BBC 'risks causing pay inflation'

Pay rises for BBC chiefs risk triggering media "super inflation", say the Conservatives.
BBC News - July 10, 2006

Record complaints against doctors

A record number of complaints are being made against doctors, according to the General Medical Council.
BBC News - July 10, 2006

Extinction fear for black rhino

Black rhinoceros appear to have become extinct in West Africa, the world's conservation body says.
BBC News - July 10, 2006

Reporter claims Sheridan affair

A freelance journalist claims in court to have had an eight-year affair with SSP MSP Tommy Sheridan.
BBC News - July 10, 2006

'Race' attack on imam near mosque

An assistant imam is in hospital after what Muslim leaders describe as a racist attack near a mosque.
BBC News - July 10, 2006

France urges action for migrants

French Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy says Europe must not turn into a fortress against African migrants.
BBC News - July 10, 2006

Cricket: Hoggard 50-50 for Test

Matthew Hoggard believes he has only a 50-50 chance of being able to play in the first Test against Pakistan.
BBC News - July 10, 2006

UN delays N Korea sanctions vote

A UN Security Council vote on sanctions over North Korea's missile tests is postponed to give diplomacy more time.
BBC News - July 10, 2006

Chechen rebel chief Basayev dies

The most wanted Chechen rebel warlord, Shamil Basayev, dies in what Russia says was a "special operation".
BBC News - July 10, 2006

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