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US-led strike kills 12 Afghan civilians
Another US-led airstrike killed at least 12 civilians in Afghanistan's Kandahar Province Wednesday, amid growing public discontent over such attacks. Loss of civilian lives at the hands of foreign forces has caused anti-US sentiment among Afghans. Thousands have taken to the streets in recent months, protesting against rising civilian deaths by US-led forces. Read more
Lahore triple blasts leave 29 dead, over 240 injured
In Lahore, Pakistan, 29 people, including women and children, were killed and at least 240 others wounded in three blasts that ripped through a Shia procession Wednesday. A banned organization, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi Al-Almi claimed responsibility. A thrown hand grenade was followed within minutes by two suicide blasts. Read more
Oil rig explodes in Gulf of Mexico
The US Coast Guard is responding to another oil rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico. Thirteen people were onboard when it exploded and caught fire Thursday.
One worker was injured. The rig, known as "Vermilion 398," is owned by Mariner Energy, and is in water 2,500 feet deep. Coast Guard officials said they don’t yet know if any oil is leaking. Read more
Mobile man says dispersants harmed “central nervous systems” and “internal organs”
Christopher Eldridge, of Mobile, Alabama, who alleges he was injured during the BP oil spill response work after being exposed to dispersants, filed suit Aug. 18 in Galveston County, Texas, against his employer, Offshore Inland Marine & Oilfield Services, plus other companies including BP. Eldridge claims dispersants harmed his throat, lungs, internal organs, and central nervous system. Read more
BP denies presence of oil in Pensacola Bay
A commercial fisherman who asked not to be identified because he is working for BP on the cleanup in Pensacola Bay and feared losing his job, said: "BP says the oil’s all gone, but it's not,” adding: “We were recovering it in a boat ... scooping it up out of sand and dumping it into bags. They're just trying to keep it quiet." Read more
U.S. threatens to shun military drill with Turkey if it bans Israel
The US has said it will shun a joint military drill with Turkey in October if Israel is barred from participating, The Turkish daily Hürriyet says the U.S. relayed its position to Ankara after invitations for a joint military drill were sent to several countries, but not Israel. Barack Obama has warned Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan Turkey's strained ties with Israel and increasing support of Iran could hinder a US arms deal. Read more
Blair embraced alcohol after resignation
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair reveals in his memoir “A Journey” he began drinking every day as he faced strong pressure from his own party to resign. Blair described his successor Gordon Brown as a manipulative figure who lost a winnable election by abandoning New Labor principles. Blair reveals a “maddening” Brown effectively blackmailed him while Blair was prime minister. Read more
Unemployment Affects 3 Out Of 4 Americans
A new survey has found nearly three out of four Americans have been directly affected by the recession, either because they have been unemployed or know someone who has lost their job. The report, prepared by two Rutgers professors, says 73% of Americans have either been unemployed themselves or saw an immediate family member, another member of their family or a close friend lose a job. Read more
New Research finds Immigration actually Bolsters Economy
Mother Jones magazine reports new research examining the relationship between immigration and U.S. employment found that—contrary to conventional wisdom—immigration does not negatively affect US employment. Instead, immigration actually drives wages up by pushing low-wage US workers into higher-paying jobs.

Signs in Arizona warn of smuggler dangers

Domestic
Thursday, 02 September 2010 18:35
The federal government has posted signs along Interstate 8 in Arizona, more than 100 miles north of the U.S.-Mexico border, warning travelers the area is unsafe because of drug and alien smugglers. A local sheriff says Mexican drug cartels now control parts of the state. The signs were posted by the Bureau of Land Management along the major east-west corridor linking Tucson, Phoenix and San Diego. They warn travelers they are entering an "active drug and human smuggling area" and may encounter "armed criminals and smuggling vehicles traveling at high rates of speed." The signs encourage travelers to call 911 if they "see suspicious activity." Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu said his deputies are outmanned and outgunned by drug traffickers in his own county. Babeu said he asked the Obama administration for 3,000 National Guards to patrol the border, but what he got were 15 signs.
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U.S. charges Pakistani Taliban leader in CIA attack

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Thursday, 02 September 2010 18:31
The U.S. government Wednesday designated the Pakistani Taliban a terrorist group and charged its leader, Hakimullah Mehsud, with involvement in a December suicide bombing that killed seven Americans at a CIA base in Afghanistan. The new moves by the State and Justice departments marked an effort to expand the campaign against the Taliban beyond CIA drone strikes and other lethal means. While the Pakistani Taliban continues to attack government and civilian targets in Pakistan, it now includes operations against the US. In addition to staging the attack on the CIA operating base, the group claimed responsibility for equipping and training the Pakistani-born suspect in the attempted Times Square bombing. The State Department designation allows the U.S. to pursue financial sanctions against organizations with ties to the Pakistani Taliban. The department is also offering a $5 million reward for information leading to the capture of Mehsud or his second-in-command.
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