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Power Returns to Queens, but Fails in Staten Island

14,000 homes lost power hours after Consolidated Edison said it had ended a weeklong outage in Queens.
New York Times - July 26, 2006
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CNN	Bloodied Lebanese flee airstrike
	Ten people were injured Wednesday when Israeli airstrikes destroyed a 10-story building in Tyre, Lebanon, city officials said. The blast came shortly after a ship with hundreds of foreigners aboard departed the city's seaport. CNN - July 26, 2006

Washington Court Upholds Ban on Gay Marriage

Some in the majority of the 5-to-4 decision said the state legislature was free to extend the right to marry to gay couples.
New York Times - July 26, 2006

Yates Found Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity

Andrea Yates�s lawyers said she was suffering from severe postpartum psychosis when she drowned her five children.
New York Times - July 26, 2006

Economy Shows Signs of Slowing, Fed Says

The details vary from region to region, but it is clear that economic growth is downshifting across the country.
New York Times - July 26, 2006

Israel Battles Militants for Control of Lebanese Town

At least eight soldiers were killed as thousands of them reportedly fought house to house, and village to village.
New York Times - July 26, 2006

Honda Posts $1.22 Billion Profit on Fuel-Efficient Car Sales

The company's sharply higher quarterly profit came as a result of fuel-efficient cars like the Civic and the Fit.
New York Times - July 26, 2006

Fed sees slower US growth signs

The US economy has shown signs of slowing since June, the Federal Reserve says in its Beige Book survey.
BBC News - July 26, 2006

Martha Stewart firm bounces back

The company of US lifestyle guru Martha Stewart beats earnings forecasts thanks to higher advertising revenues.
BBC News - July 26, 2006

Leading US senator rebukes Bush

A top senator moves to restrict George W Bush's practice of saying how and if he plans to enforce laws.
BBC News - July 26, 2006

'I'll be out by 100' says Castro

Three weeks before his 80th birthday, Cuban leader Fidel Castro jokes he has no plans to be in power by 100.
BBC News - July 26, 2006

Cricket: England hope for bowlers

England hope to force victory in Andrew Flintoff's absence when the second Test against Pakistan starts on Thursday.
BBC News - July 26, 2006

Casino Royale is 60th royal film

The James Bond movie Casino Royale, starring Daniel Craig, is chosen for the Royal Film Performance in November.
BBC News - July 26, 2006

Woman attempts to abduct baby boy

A woman attempts to abduct a baby at Cookstown in County Tyrone after claiming to be a health visitor.
BBC News - July 26, 2006

Natural events 'occuring earlier'

A study for Scottish Natural Heritage says climate change is altering the timings of natural events.
BBC News - July 26, 2006

Plea to daughter 'missing abroad'

A woman appeals to her teenage daughter, who is thought to in Spain with an older man, to come home.
BBC News - July 26, 2006

Beckett protest at US bombs flight

The UK foreign secretary protests to the United States about it using a British airport to transport bombs to Israel.
BBC News - July 26, 2006

Mother cleared of child murders

US mother Andrea Yates is cleared by reason of insanity of murdering her five children by drowning them in the bath.
BBC News - July 26, 2006

High death toll in Gaza clashes

Israeli operations around Gaza City kill 23 people, including militants, children and civilians, Palestinians say.
BBC News - July 26, 2006

Curtain falls on Top of the Pops

After 42 years, the last Top of the Pops has been filmed at BBC Television Centre in London.
BBC News - July 26, 2006

Nine Israelis killed in Lebanon

Nine Israeli soldiers die in clashes - the country's biggest loss of life in one day of its campaign in Lebanon.
BBC News - July 26, 2006

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