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Yemen says al-Qaeda chief killedSaid al-Shihri (January 2009)

Said al-Shihri, described as the second-in-command of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, is killed in an operation in Yemen, officials say.


Afghan National Army soldiers during ceremony - 10 SeptemberUS hands Bagram prison to Afghans

The US hands over control of the controversial Bagram prison, transferring more than 3,000 Taliban fighters and terror suspects to Afghan custody.

Chicago teachers picketing Benjamin Banneker Elementary School, 10 September 2012Chicago schools in teacher strike

Teachers in Chicago go on strike for the first time in 25 years, setting up a showdown with Mayor Rahm Emanuel over pay and conditions.

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