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Senators Seek Compromise on Terror Cases

The Bush administration and three prominent Republican senators opposing its detainee proposal gave signs of seeking compromise today.
New York Times - September 17, 2006
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CNN	Pope 'deeply sorry' for reaction
	Pope Benedict XVI says he is "deeply sorry" for the reaction to comments he made last week when he quoted from a 14th-century emperor regarding Muslims. "These in fact were quotations from a medieval text, which do not in any way express my personal thought," the pope said. CNN - September 17, 2006

U.S. and New York Plan to Occupy Freedom Tower

The governments' plans to become anchor tenants mark a significant step forward in the development of the tower.
New York Times - September 17, 2006

Far Right Sees Gains in German Vote

A party that openly espouses xenophobic and neo-Nazi views made further inroads in a regional election.
New York Times - September 17, 2006

Conservatives Take Lead in Swedish Election

Sweden appeared set to sweep away 12 years of center-left government, voting to reject its longtime prime minister.
New York Times - September 17, 2006

Pope Apologizes for Uproar Over His Remarks

Church experts said it appeared to be first time a pope has made such a direct apology.
New York Times - September 17, 2006

Iraqi Tribes to Join Forces to Fight Insurgents

An influential tribal leader announced the agreement to fight Al Qaeda insurgents today, while in Kirkuk, suicide bombers killed over two dozen people.
New York Times - September 17, 2006

Israel Sets Up Panel to Examine Lebanon War

Many Israelis, including a large number of disgruntled reserve soldiers, have been demanding an inquiry.
New York Times - September 17, 2006

U.S. and Afghan Forces Seek Control of Province

The forces moved today into the Andar district, one of the areas most troubled by insurgents in recent months.
New York Times - September 17, 2006

Athletics: Johnson beats Xiang

Veteran American Allen Johnson beats Chinese world record holder Xiang Liu in the 100m hurdles at the IAAF World Cup.
BBC News - September 17, 2006

Iran's leader visits Venezuela

The Iranian president is welcomed to Venezuela with full military honours, at the start of a state visit.
BBC News - September 17, 2006

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Justin Timberlake's second album enters the top of the UK charts at number one.
BBC News - September 17, 2006

Trans-Dniester holds referendum

The breakaway region of Trans-Dniester goes to the polls in a referendum that may decide its future.
BBC News - September 17, 2006

World rallies for peace in Darfur

A global day of action is held calling for peace in Darfur, but Sudan's government says protesters are being "misled".
BBC News - September 17, 2006

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Black males 'unfairly targeted'

A top ethnic minority police officer claims that black men are being singled out, particularly for drug crimes.
BBC News - September 17, 2006

Sir Menzies steps up green push

The Lib Dem leader hails his "green" tax proposals as the "most radical ever from any major UK political party".
BBC News - September 17, 2006

'Poll boost' for German far-right

Initial returns in German state polls suggest gains for the far right and a poor showing for Angela Merkel's party.
BBC News - September 17, 2006

Narrow win for Swedish opposition

Sweden's centre-right opposition narrowly defeats the ruling Social Democrats in the closest election for years.
BBC News - September 17, 2006

CNN	Suspect arrested in bunker kidnapping case
	Authorities early Sunday arrested a man suspected of kidnapping a 14-year-old girl who sent a cell phone text message to her mother that led to her rescue from a booby-trapped bunker. CNN - September 17, 2006

CNN	Muslims demand apology from pope
	Muslim leaders around the world are continuing to demand a full apology from Pope Benedict XVI after the pontiff said he regretted the furious reaction to his speech on Islam. CNN - September 17, 2006

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