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Protests Over Cartoons of Muhammad Turn Deadly
Protests over Danish cartoons continued today in several countries, and four protesters were killed in Afghanistan.
New York Times - February 6, 2006
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Iran tells IAEA to remove cameras
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Iran tells IAEA to remove cameras
Iran has told the International Atomic Energy Agency to remove its surveillance cameras and other equipment from its nuclear sites by mid-February, the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog has said.
CNN - February 6, 2006
Moussaoui Removed From Court for Outburst
Zacarias Moussaoui was ejected from court at the start of jury selection today after shouting, "I am Al Qaeda."
New York Times - February 6, 2006
Israel Says It Will Work With Abbas but Not Hamas
Israel will cooperate with the Palestinian Authority so long as Hamas is not represented, the acting prime minister said.
New York Times - February 6, 2006
Kin of Ferry Victims Storm Offices of Ship's Owners
Frustrated relatives demanded that the company and the government provide information about their loved ones.
New York Times - February 6, 2006
G.M. Names Kerkorian Adviser to Its Board
The seat for Jerome B. York came less than a month after he issued a blunt series of suggestions for fixing General Motors.
New York Times - February 6, 2006
Bettis savours Super Bowl win
Pittsburgh's Jerome Bettis ends his NFL career on a high as the Steelers beat Seattle 21-10 in Super Bowl XL.
BBC News - February 6, 2006
US senators probe spying policy
The US attorney general has defended a controversial domestic spying policy at a Senate committee hearing.
BBC News - February 6, 2006
Gervais to write US 'The Office'
Ricky Gervais agrees to write an episode of the US version of his hit BBC comedy The Office.
BBC News - February 6, 2006
More fires near city murder site
Fire crews have been attacked attending a blaze near where a man was murdered in west Belfast.
BBC News - February 6, 2006
Disney profits beat expectations
Walt Disney reports a 7% rise in first quarter profits, with its resorts and TV networks off-setting a dip at its film unit.
BBC News - February 6, 2006
Date set for key Sri Lanka talks
Sri Lanka's government and Tamil Tiger rebels will meet in Geneva on 22-23 February, peace broker Norway says.
BBC News - February 6, 2006
Rugby: Josh Lewsey ruled out
England full-back Josh Lewsey will miss Saturday's Six Nations clash against Italy with a shoulder injury.
BBC News - February 6, 2006
Shipman prompts coroner reform
Grieving families could ask for a "second opinion" on death certificates under plans to reform the coroners' system.
BBC News - February 6, 2006
Schools to face interviewing ban
A ban on schools interviewing pupils and parents is part of a compromise being offered on education reform.
BBC News - February 6, 2006
Coretta Scott King honored at historic church
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Coretta Scott King honored at historic church
Coretta Scott King was lying in a place of honor Monday at the Ebenezer Baptist Church where her husband shared his dream for the civil rights movement from the pulpit in the 1960s.
CNN - February 6, 2006
Gonzales faces skeptical questions about spying
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Gonzales faces skeptical questions about spying
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales was defending President Bush's controversial domestic spying program Monday in testimony at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. "The terrorist surveillance program is necessary, it is lawful and it respects the civil liberties we all cherish," Gonzales s...
CNN - February 6, 2006
Beirut Mob Burns Danish Mission Building Over Cartoons
Protesters angry over Danish cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad clashed with Lebanese security forces, attacking a church.
New York Times - February 6, 2006
Israel Makes Payment to Palestinians, but Says It Could Be the Last
Israel agreed to pass on $54 million in taxes but a cabinet minister said the monthly transfer would stop once Hamas formed the next Palestinian government.
New York Times - February 6, 2006
Defense of Eavesdropping Is Met With Skepticism in Senate
The attorney general's assertion that the program was legal immediately drew harsh reactions from leaders from both parties.
New York Times - February 6, 2006
Woman Makes 1st Appearance Since Face Transplant in France
In slurred speech, Isabelle Dinoire thanked the doctors and the donor who have given her a new nose, mouth and chin.
New York Times - February 6, 2006
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NOT A BIT. NOBODY WATCHING NBC CAN READ ANYWAY.
NO. ANYBODY WATCHING NBC IS NOT LIKELY TO BUY ANN'S BOOK ANYWAY.
YES. SHE MIGHT AS WELL HAWK THE BOOK ON THE STREETS IF SHE CAN'T GET ON NBC.
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