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A Glimpse at the Day's News as Seen Through a Camera Lens
Two Other Men Also Arrested as Part of Alleged Plot against Targets in Canada and Abroad
14-Year-Old Laura Dekker Says First Stage of Trip Behind Her; Will Stay There a While
Former President Jimmy Carter Extends Bid to Release Jailed American; Kim Jong Il's Trip Puts Photo Op in Doubt
Afghan President Is Latest Critic of Initial Efforts to Wind Down U.S.'s Nearly 10-Year Engagement in Afghanistan
Forklift and Demolition Crew Help 40-Year-Old to Hospital to Remove Tumor in Her Leg; "I Want to Go to the Sea," She Says
Spokesman for Militants Says Presence of Foreign Flood Relief Workers Is "Unacceptable"
Woman, 49, Returns Home to Sri Lanka, Says Her Employers Tortured Her with Heated Nails and Needles as Punishment
Most of 400,000 in Threatened Southern Region Flee Latest Floodwaters; More Than 8M Still Need Emergency Assistance
Hundreds of Nuns, Bishops and Volunteers Attended Mass in India; Additional Ceremonies Held around the World
Entrapment Will Soon Be Longest on Record; Experts Brought in to Advise on Psychology of Long Stints in Close Quarters
Six Killed Thursday Following Wave of Attacks Killing 56 Wednesday; Insurgents Seen as Testing Iraqi Security Forces
A New York Times Report Said Mohammed Zia Salehi, a Key Figure in the Afghan corruption investigation, Is on the CIA payroll
Former Ballerina Marina Lee Spoke Several Languages and Had Very Nice Legs, According to Files Released by National Archives
Officials Calculated That It Could Take Months to Free the 33 Miners Trapped a Half Mile Below the Ground, But the Math Doesn't Add Up