Deadly Floods Devastate an Already Fragile Pakistan
| By Dave Philipps The elite force's selection course is so punishing that few make it through, and many of those who do resort to illicit tactics. | | | By Max Bearak, Raymond Zhong and Ihsanullah Tipu Mehsud More than 1,100 have died as record monsoon rains inundate the country, washing away bridges, roads and crop fields. Much of Pakistan is underwater. | | | By Jason Horowitz Could a solution to Rome's perpetual trash crisis really be in sight? Mayor Roberto Gualtieri would like to think so. | | |
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| By The Associated Press and Reuters Muqtada al-Sadr's announcement that he would leave politics sent hundreds of his followers into the streets of Baghdad, where they breached concrete barriers guarding the so-called Green Zone. | | | By The Associated Press The launch was canceled after a liquid hydrogen line did not adequately cool one of the rocket's engines. | | | By The Associated Press Residents in Jackson, Miss., removed valuables from their homes, and workers prepared sandbags in anticipation of flooding after heavy rains in the region. | | |
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