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The trial of four Islamic militants accused of the kidnapping and murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl ended Wednesday with prosecutors calling for the court to impose a death sentence.

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Examining the hazards of reporting on stories in unstable regions and how some news agencies are preparing their correspondents for the risks of working in the field.

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Examining the hazards of reporting on stories in unstable regions and how some news agencies are preparing their correspondents for the risks of working in the field.

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Two bombs exploded in Algeria Friday, one killing at least 35 people and wounding dozens more as the former French colony marked its 40th independence anniversary.

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After three people die in a shoot-out at Los Angeles' airport, experts consider what else can be done to keep U.S. airports safe.

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Ray Suarez reports on possible changes in airport security as a result of the recent shooting at the Los Angeles airport.

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Ray Suarez remembers baseball great Ted Williams with Steve Buckley, sports reporter for The Boston Herald.

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As families of the victims held a somber ceremony at the site of the crash, prosecutors in Zurich announced they had launched a criminal investigation into whether Swiss air traffic controllers may have been responsible for the mid-air collision.

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Swiss air traffic controllers acknowledged Wednesday that a key collision-warning system was turned off when a cargo plane and Russian passenger jet collided over southern Germany late Monday night.

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The media struggles to present an unbiased view of the Middle East conflict.

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