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New York City Police Officer Dies After Shooting

Several hours after the incident, a 27-year-old man was taken into custody, just blocks away from the shooting scene.
New York Times - November 28, 2005
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CNN	New Israeli party lays out principles
	The new party created amid political upheaval in Israel will support the creation of a peaceful Palestinian state, giving up some land to ensure Israel's Jewish majority and maintaining all of Jerusalem under Israeli control. CNN - November 28, 2005

CNN	Congressman resigns after bribery plea
	Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham said Monday he is resigning from Congress after pleading guilty to taking more than $2 million in bribes in a criminal conspiracy involving at least three defense contractors. CNN - November 28, 2005

Wagner Agrees to New Deal With Mets

The Mets agreed to a four-year contract with their top free-agent target, closer Billy Wagner, according to an executive from another team.
New York Times - November 28, 2005

Bush Presses Tougher Measures on Illegal Immigration

The president said immigration legislation should include more pressure on other governments to take back illegal immigrants.
New York Times - November 28, 2005

Congressman Resigns After Admitting He Took Bribes

Representative Randy Cunningham told a federal judge that he had taken $2.4 million in bribes from a military contractor.
New York Times - November 28, 2005

Korean Cloning Pioneer Is Popular Despite Ethical Lapses

Days after his televised fall from grace, South Korea rallied around Hwang Woo Suk in an outpouring of nationalism.
New York Times - November 28, 2005

Delphi to Accelerate Talks With G.M.

Delphi Corporation, which is operating under bankruptcy protection, received some much-needed financial aid today from its biggest customer, General Motors.
New York Times - November 28, 2005

Delphi postpones wage cut plans

Struggling US car-parts firm Delphi delays plans to cut staff wages, reducing fears of a strike at the company.
BBC News - November 28, 2005

Ronaldinho win European award

Barcelona forward Ronaldinho has been named 2005 European Footballer of the Year.
BBC News - November 28, 2005

US lawmaker quits in bribery row

US Republican congressman Randy Cunningham resigns after admitting taking bribes from a defence contractor.
BBC News - November 28, 2005

Thief to wear 'I stole mail' sign

The US Supreme Court rejects an appeal by a jailed thief, against the legality of being publicly shamed.
BBC News - November 28, 2005

Oil price down on warm weather

Oil prices fall sharply due to unseasonably mild winter temperatures in the northern states of the US.
BBC News - November 28, 2005

Canada's government is thrown out

Canadian PM Paul Martin's government is ousted in a no-confidence vote, setting up an election in January.
BBC News - November 28, 2005

Consumer watchdogs slated by MPs

Energywatch and Postwatch are denounced as feeble by the Public Accounts Committee.
BBC News - November 28, 2005

Tory backers bid Howard farewell

Tory donors and backers say farewell to Michael Howard eight days before his successor is named.
BBC News - November 28, 2005

Boy, 13, charged over murder bid

A 13-year-old boy is charged with attempted murder after another schoolboy was stabbed.
BBC News - November 28, 2005

Icy roads remain driving threat

Drivers are being warned to beware further icy conditions after black ice caused 10 accidents in Carmarthenshire.
BBC News - November 28, 2005

Saddam team looks for new lawyers

The trial of Saddam Hussein is adjourned so the defence team can replace two murdered lawyers.
BBC News - November 28, 2005

'Selfish father' murdered ill son

A father murdered his terminally ill son in a "selfish killing" as he could not cope with him, a court hears.
BBC News - November 28, 2005

EU warned on 'secret CIA jails'

A top EU official says any member state found to have hosted a secret CIA jail could have voting rights suspended.
BBC News - November 28, 2005

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