DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan - A suicide bomber attacked police Sunday in northwestern Pakistan as they rushed to treat civilians injured by an earlier explosion, killing seven people and wounding at least 25 others, a police official said.
WASHINGTON - Congressional Democrats said Sunday that President-elect Barack Obama probably will have to wait until next month before getting the chance to sign an economic aid bill his team once hoped would be on his desk by his swearing-in Jan. 20.
WASHINGTON - Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine is set to become the next chairman of the Democratic Party.
CHICAGO - Just days before a high-stakes showdown in the nation's capital, the man selected to take President-elect Barack Obama's vacated U.S. Senate seat sought spiritual and political support on Sunday at a South Side Chicago church.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - An Alaska drug investigator and the union representing Alaska State Troopers are alleging political meddling in the Sherry Johnston drug case, including a delay in serving the search warrant until after the November election.
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - Anas Mansour sleeps in his street clothes in a south Gaza refugee camp, with his ID in his pocket so he can flee quickly if fighting gets worse.
LOS ANGELES - Aiming to boost their sagging numbers, the Boy Scouts are launching a million-dollar campaign to draw more Hispanics, a group that has long resisted Scouting's appeal.
NEWARK, N.J. - Some business owners in this crime-plagued city say recent enforcement of a 1966 ordinance banning some types of barbed wire and razor wire is making Newark more attractive - to thieves.
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