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Blasts Kill Eight In Iraq, Three In Pakistan


(Baghdad) -- At least eight people were killed in two bomb attacks south of Baghdad Tuesday. The blasts occurred about five minutes apart. Eleven more people were wounded in the attacks. Iraqi police say the attackers apparently attached sticky bombs to two cars in a town about 40 miles south of the capital ...Read More

U.S. Consulate In Violence-Plagued Ciudad Juarez Closed Today


(Washington, DC) -- The U.S. consulate in the violence-plagued Mexican border town of Ciudad Juarez will remain closed today following the weekend murders of three people tied to that mission. The victims included two Americans ...Read More

Two Killed When Mexican Tour Bus Crashes South Of San Antonio


(Cambellton, TX) -- Authorities are investigating a Mexican charter bus crash just south of San Antonio Tuesday morning. At least two people are dead and more than a dozen injured. The Americanos bus crashed on Interstate-37 near Cambellton, landing on its side ...Read More

Israeli Police, Palestinians Clash In Jerusalem


(Jerusalem) -- A "day of rage" declared by Hamas lived up to its name Tuesday as dozens of Palestinians clashed with Israeli police in East Jerusalem. The anger was directed at Israel's consecration of an ancient synagogue in the city ...Read More

U.S. Mideast Envoy Postpones Trip To Middle East


(Washington, DC) -- U.S. Middle East envoy George Mitchell has postponed a trip to the Middle East. It follows U.S. condemnation of an Israeli decision to approve new settlements in East Jerusalem. ...Read & Hear More

TX Governor Wants Federal Help Along Border Over Violence


(Austin, TX) -- Texas Governor Rick Perry is once again urging the federal government to take action to prevent spillover violence into the U.S. from Mexico ...Read More


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