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Details Emerge In Lakewood Police Shooting

Details have begun to emerge in the Lakewood police shooting that took place earlier today at 8:15 AM on Sunday morning. Four police officers, three men and a woman, were "ambushed" at a coffee shop in Lakewood, which is in Washington state, 40 miles south of Seattle and 10 miles southwest of Tacoma.

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Touched By The Story, NBA Star O'Neal Pays For Shaniya Davis Funeral

The tragic story of Shaniya Davis' life is over, for the moment, as her funeral was held on Sunday. It was attended by more than 2,000 people. Showing that NBA players are not all selfish and entitled, NBA star Shaquille O'Neal quietly has paid for the funeral.

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Man Dies in Nutty Putty Cave Accident

Nutty Putty Cave sounds like it's a made-up name, but it is not. Nutty Putty cave in a tourist attraction in Stansbury Park, UT, and John Edward Jones, 26, was stuck in a narrow crevice. Unfortunately, during the rescued attempt, he was killed.

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September 11 Text Messages Released By Whistleblower Site

Activist site WIkileaks, which bills itself as a place where whistleblowers can submit documents and information to be anonymously published, is in the process of releasing over 500,000 pager text messages from 9/11. The site called the messages "U.S. national text pager intercepts." They did not explain how they received the "intercepts."

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British defense secretary criticizes Obama

British support for the war in Afghanistan is waning as lack of results become apparent. Bob Ainsworth blames the lack of support for the war effort among British citizens as a result of Obama’s policies. Lack of direction may lead to a British withdrawal from the coalition.

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China's Tainted Milk Scandal Scores Two Executions

The tainted milk scandal from 2008 has resulted in the execution of two people in China. The two have been the only sentenced to death in the case, which involved diluting milk with melamine, an industrial chemical.

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Strong Earthquake Strikes Tonga

USGS reports a strong earthquake strikes off of Tonga. The magnitude was 6.8.

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Karzai pressured to prosecute fifteen officials

Under mounting pressure Hamid Karzai is being urged to prosecute 15 senior appointees in his cabinet. This comes after numerous allegations of corruption and international efforts to clean up the Afghan government. Suspicions of embezzlement and bribery may hurt efforts to stabilize the region.

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Same Space For Church and Mosque: Spanish Document

A new law approved by the parliament in Catalonia in Spain treats the same space for a formal church to a mosque. According to Italian newspaper La Stampa the creation of a new party in Spain, called Mohammedan, the country sees a fall of one of the ancient social and religious taboos: the supremacy of Catholicism.

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Van Rompuy pushes for a Euro tax

Herman Van Rompy, the first European Union president, is to push for a EU tax. Joining forces with the European Commission to institute wide sweeping taxing powers, the proposal was made by the commission's head Jose Barroso.

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Heads of Catholic, Anglican Churches Holds Talks

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The Archbishop of Canterbury and Pope Benedict XVI took significant steps on Saturday to heal the rift between their respective faiths.

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Shaniya Davis Funeral Scheduled For Sunday

Shaniya Davis's funeral held Sunday in Fayetteville, NC. Open to the public, it will prove to be a sad ending to the horrific story of the five-year-old's death. Davis' body was found off a rural road in North Carolina on Monday.

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Mexican border city asks for UN help

In Ciudad Juarez a group of Mexican business leaders have proposed requesting UN peace keepers to quell the growing violence. The sister city to El Paso, TX is experiencing levels of violence that the Mexican army can barely control. About 2000 people have been murdered so far this year.

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