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May 18

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Other News: Wall Street Rebounds; Sri Lanka Declares Victory Over Tamil Tigers

In other news, Wall Street rebounded after a losing streak last week and the Sri Lankan government announced that it had defeated the rebel Tamil Tigers group after decades of conflict.

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May 18

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Sri Lanka Declares Victory in War Against Rebels

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Sri Lanka declared Monday that its 26-year war against the Tamil Tigers had ended in a climactic, bloody firefight that reportedly left rebel chief Velupillai Prabhakaran dead along with some 250 of his fighters.

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May 14

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Fighting Continues in Sri Lanka as Military, Tamil Rebels Face Off

In Sri Lanka, government forces and Tamil Tiger rebels engaged in a new round of deadly fighting in a civil war conflict that has left thousands dead or displaced. Ravi Nessman, the Associated Press bureau chief in Colombo, offers insight…

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May 11

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Other News: U.S. Soldier Kills 5 Fellow Troops in Iraq

An American soldier in Iraq opened fire on his comrades, killing five and injuring three others, and volunteers in Sri Lanka dug mass graves after two days of deadly shelling in which up to 1,000 civilians were killed.

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Apr 27

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Other News: General Motors to Cut 21,000 Jobs

In other news, General Motors announced plans to cut another 21,000 jobs and Chrysler reached a deal with United Auto Workers that may help the automaker avoid bankruptcy.

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Apr 24

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Other News: Taliban Leaves Key District in Pakistan

In other news, Taliban militants in a strategically significant district of Pakistan left after the military threatened to use force against them and fighting continued between government troops and rebels in Sri Lanka's civil war.

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Apr 21

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Clashes Continue Between Sri Lanka’s Military, Tamil Rebels

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Clashes between Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger separatist fighters and the Sri Lankan military have intensified in recent days, with new accusations of hundreds of civilian deaths surfacing in the long-running dispute.

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Mar 03

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Other News: Senate Debates Spending Bill, Obama Denies Russia Deal

The Senate will keep thousands of "earmarks" in a spending bill, and President Barack Obama denied a report that he offered Russia a deal on a planned U.S. missile shield. Jim Lehrer recaps the day's other news headlines.

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Jan 02

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Sri Lankan Army Captures De-facto Capital of Tamil Tigers

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In a blow to the goals of the separatist Tamil Tigers, Sri Lankan government troops captured the northern town of Kilinochchi Friday, which has served as a de facto headquarters for the rebels in their fight for an independent homeland.

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Jun 15

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Renewed Violence in Sri Lanka Raises Fears of Return to Full-scale War

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Landmines in northern Sri Lanka ripped through a crowded bus Thursday morning, killing 64 people, including 15 school children, and wounding 78.

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