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Red Cross rescue workers carry the body of a mudslide victim in San Miguel Eloxochitlan, Mexico. Rescuers digging through mud and rocks have recovered 32 bodies from a bus carrying up to 60 passengers that was buried on a rural road after a mountainside gave way. (Photo by Pablo Spencer / AP)

32 bodies found after Mexico landslide

Hundreds of rescuers dug frantically to reach victims of an avalanche that swept down a Mexican mountainside and buried a bus carrying up to 60 passengers.

ABC News

Rescuers end search for victims in Mexican landslide

CNN

Thousands attend Gaza funerals of 11 militants killed in IDF raid

Palestinians marched in Gaza for militant funerals. Nine of these militants were from the ruling Hamas, killed in an Israel Defense Forces raid into the central Gaza Strip.

Ha'aretz

Guam becomes key U.S. military base

The U.S. is spending billions of dollars and moving troops into the Asia Pacific region to strengthen bases in U.S. territories as part of a new defense strategy.

Al Jazeera

Mosque leader refuses to surrender

The deputy leader of the Red Mosque in Islamabad has said he would rather die than surrender to Pakistani government forces surrounding the building.

Al Jazeera

Shots fired at President Musharraf's plane

Telegraph.co.uk

Iran's leader hints at rights for women

Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has signaled a willingness to reinterpret Islamic law in favor of women's rights, but not following Western convention.

London Independent

White House responds to Clinton's comments

The White House made fun of former President Clinton and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton for criticizing President Bush's decision to erase the prison sentence of former aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby.

San Francisco Chronicle

Easy commute

TIME

Happy birthday, President Bush

When President Bush turned 60 last year, the milestone garnered interest around the globe. Now he turns a year older, but to much less notice.

USA Today

Bush's face showing demands of office

Houston Chronicle

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