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Officials Say Civilian Casualties in Iraq Declined

American and Iraqi officials said that they were seeing a decline in the monthly civilian casualty count in June.
New York Times - July 1, 2007
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Putin Joins Bush at Family Compound in Maine

President Putin and President Bush are planning to mix the relaxation of family and fishing with the high anxiety of a growing list of divisive issues.
New York Times - July 1, 2007

Obama Raised $32.5 Million in Second Quarter

The campaign of Senator Barack Obama of Illinois said it had attracted 154,000 new contributors from April through June.
New York Times - July 1, 2007

Israel Resumes Transfer of Taxes to Palestinians

The move ends Israel?s fiscal isolation of the Palestinians, which began with the installation of a Hamas government last year.
New York Times - July 1, 2007

British Police Search Homes; 5 Held in Hunt for Bombers

The police raided homes in three cities and arrested a fifth person following attempted car bomb attacks in London and Glasgow that officials said were linked.
New York Times - July 1, 2007

Carlyle Group in Talks to Acquire Virgin Media

The potential bid for Sir Richard Branson?s Virgin Media could be worth more than $20 billion.
New York Times - July 1, 2007

US envoy goes missing in Cyprus

The US embassy in Cyprus appeals for information on a senior diplomat who has been missing for three days.
BBC News - July 1, 2007

Castro blasts CIA on spy papers

Cuba's Fidel Castro says CIA admissions of illicit Cold War tactics disguise the fact the US is still using them.
BBC News - July 1, 2007

Obama leads in campaign funding

Democrat Barack Obama eclipses Hillary Clinton in the battle to raise funds for the US presidential elections.
BBC News - July 1, 2007

Rihanna's chart success continues

Singer Rihanna contines to dominate the UK charts spending her seventh week at number one with Umbrella.
BBC News - July 1, 2007

Tories 'will listen' over terror

The Tories promise to "listen to new evidence" for holding terror suspects for longer without charge.
BBC News - July 1, 2007

Argentine first lady bids to rule

Argentine First Lady Cristina Kirchner is to run for president in October instead of her husband, Nestor.
BBC News - July 1, 2007

Football: West Ham sign Faubert

West Ham sign France midfielder Julien Faubert from Bordeaux for �6.1m.
BBC News - July 1, 2007

Summit focuses on African unity

The African Union summit opens in Ghana, focusing this year on the idea of a pan-African government.
BBC News - July 1, 2007

England ease to win over Windies

England dismiss West Indies for 146 to secure a 79-run victory in the opening one-day international at Lord's.
BBC News - July 1, 2007

Bush and Putin in informal talks

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in the US for talks with President Bush aimed at easing tensions.
BBC News - July 1, 2007

Johnson hails 'popular' smoke ban

Health Secretary Alan Johnson hails England's smoking ban as a major step forward for public health.
BBC News - July 1, 2007

Stars make music at Diana concert

Sir Elton John brings a memorial concert for Diana, Princess of Wales at Wembley Stadium to a euphoric close.
BBC News - July 1, 2007

Birth Order: I Am Worm, Hear Me Roar

A study on birth order and intelligence reminds us that the fight for self-definition starts much earlier than freshman year.
New York Times - July 1, 2007

The Amateur Future of Space Travel

How NASA turned to America?s basement brainstormers, workbench concocters and garage tinkerers to revive the space program.
New York Times - July 1, 2007

Hong Kong Marks a Decade Since Handover

Events marking the 10th anniversary of the transfer from British rule showed how Hong Kong has become a far more Chinese city.
New York Times - July 1, 2007

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