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U.S. Not Expected to Cut Troops in Western Iraq

A top general said today that a plan to cut the number of U.S. forces was not expected to include reductions in the dangerous western region.
New York Times - June 25, 2006
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CNN	Qaeda-link group 'kills Russians'
	A group linked to al Qaeda says it has killed four Russian diplomats it had been holding hostage in Iraq, according to a statement and video on a Web site. CNN - June 25, 2006

The Energy Challenge: Boom in Ethanol Reshapes Economy of Heartland

Small towns are becoming flashpoints in the ethanol bonanza that is reshaping rural America's economic base.
New York Times - June 25, 2006

Portugal 1, Netherlands 0: Portugal Left Standing After Ugly Match

The World Cup turned ugly Sunday as Portugal, down to nine men in a game of brutal fouls, held off the Netherlands and staggered into the quarterfinals.
New York Times - June 25, 2006

Arcelor Deal With Mittal Creates New Steel Giant

The world's two largest steel companies have agreed to merge in a deal valued at more than $33.5 billion.
New York Times - June 25, 2006

Johnson Close to Buying Pfizer's Consumer Unit

Johnson & Johnson would acquire the maker of brands like Listerine and Sudafed for more than $16 billion.
New York Times - June 25, 2006

Buffett to Give Billions to Gates Charity and Others

Warren E. Buffett, considered the world's second richest person, plans to give away 85 percent of his stock in his company to five foundations.
New York Times - June 25, 2006

Israel Makes Gaza Strike Threat After Militant Attack

Palestinian militants, including those belonging to Hamas, killed two soldiers, wounded three and kidnapped a fourth at an Israeli outpost.
New York Times - June 25, 2006

Iraqi Leader Offers Reconciliation Plan, but No Amnesty

The plan offered neither a broad amnesty for insurgents nor any new options for Baath Party members, the two most controversial points.
New York Times - June 25, 2006

Cricket: Windies in control

West Indies lead India by 332 runs at close of play on day four of the third Test in St Kitts.
BBC News - June 25, 2006

F1: Alonso wins in Canada

World champion Fernando Alonso wins the Canadian Grand Prix from Michael Schumacher and Kimi Raikkonen.
BBC News - June 25, 2006

How hospital bug can evade attack

Scientists decode the genetic make-up of a bacterium responsible for many hospital-acquired infections.
BBC News - June 25, 2006

US pair charged over Iraqi death

Two US soldiers are charged over the death of an unarmed Iraqi civilian near Ramadi, the US military says.
BBC News - June 25, 2006

Arcelor goes for Mittal merger

Bosses at steelmaker Arcelor back a merger bid from Mittal - a move which will create a new global steel giant.
BBC News - June 25, 2006

I proved critics wrong - Beckham

David Beckham says he answered his critics by scoring against Ecuador to send England through to the World Cup last eight.
BBC News - June 25, 2006

Portugal 1-0 Holland

Maniche scores the only goal as Portugal beat Holland in a game marred by four red cards and 16 yellows.
BBC News - June 25, 2006

'Heist' man arrested in Morocco

A Briton is arrested in Morocco in connection with a �53m robbery in south-east England, police say.
BBC News - June 25, 2006

Russian hostages 'killed in Iraq'

Four Russian embassy workers are killed by their kidnappers in Iraq, an internet video and statement says.
BBC News - June 25, 2006

Scots pubs 'not hit' by smoke ban

A quarter of Scots are likely to visit pubs more often now that Scotland is smoke-free, a survey says.
BBC News - June 25, 2006

Doctors to condemn NHS policies

Doctors are to attack the government's NHS policies at the BMA's annual conference in Belfast.
BBC News - June 25, 2006

CNN	America to hit 300 million and counting ...
	The U.S. population is on target to hit 300 million this fall and it's a good bet the milestone baby -- or immigrant -- will be Hispanic. Latinos -- immigrants and those born in this country -- are driving the population growth, accounting for almost half the increase last year, more than any other... CNN - June 25, 2006

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