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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (file photo) US Charges Six September 11 Suspects, Seeks Death Penalty
US military prosecutor says military officials want the six tried together and are seeking the death penalty for all six

Barack Obama in Alexandria, Virginia, 20 Feb 2008 US Presidential Campaign Focuses on Maryland, Virginia, Washington DC Primaries  Audio Clip Available
In battle for Democratic Party's presidential nomination, Barack Obama looks to build on his momentum after winning four contests Saturday, Sunday

A U.S. soldier secures the scene of car bombing in central Baghdad, Iraq, 11 Feb 2008 Car Bombs in Iraq Kill 11 as US Defense Secretary Ends Visit
Police say bombs exploded almost simultaneously on square in southern neighborhood of Jadriyah

East Timor President Jose Ramos-Horta is seen on a stretcher as he is transfered from an ambulance to the Royal Darwin Hospital Emergency Department after arrival in Darwin, 11 Feb 2008 East Timor's President Shot; Australia Sends More Peacekeepers  Audio Clip Available
President Jose Ramos-Horta was airlifted to the northern Australian city of Darwin Monday for emergency medical treatment after rebel soldiers shot him in the stomach during an early morning attack at his residence

Undated TV Grab taken from Aljazeera channel, Mullah Mansoor Dadullah talks during an interview at an unknown place Pakistan: Top Taliban Commander Captured  Audio Clip Available
Officials say Mansoor Dadullah and  Taliban militants were caught when entering Pakistan

Orange Democaratic Movement chairman Raila Odinga, right, and Kofi Anan, chairman of mediation talks stand outside meeting room, 08 Feb 2008 Kenyan Politicians Discuss Possible Power-Sharing Deal
Government, rebel representatives say they are ready to focus on details of settlement that could include power-sharing agreement, constitutional reform

French armored vehicles are seen N'Djamena, Chad, 03 Feb 2008 (photo released by France's Ministry of Defense) Chad Rebels Urge European Countries Not to Send Peacekeepers  Audio Clip Available
Allied group of rebels says it no longer believed in neutrality of force essentially composed of French troops

Burma Dissidents Call Burma Referendum Major Battlefield
Activists call on Burmese people to reject constitutional referendum

Sodbusting in South Dakota. Conversion of native grassland to crops is being driven by high corn prices Study Shows Growing Biofuel Crops Costly to Environment  Audio Clip Available
Release of carbon could worsen global warming problem

Members of the Egypt soccer team hold up the African Cup of Nations trophy, Ghana Sunday 10 Feb. 2008 Egyptians Ecstatic after Africa Cup Victory  Audio Clip Available
The Pharaohs won the African Cup finals for a record sixth time

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