Gaddafi last tracked heading south: top Libyan official (Reuters)

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• Gaddafi last tracked heading south: top Libyan official (Reuters)
• Briefcase bomb at High Court in India capital kills 9 (Reuters)
• Suicide bombers kill 20 in Pakistan's Quetta (Reuters)
• Syrian forces renew assault on Homs, kill 3: activists (Reuters)
• NATO suspends transfers to some Afghan prisons (Reuters)
• Vietnam: Drug Addicts Forced to Produce 'Blood Cashews' (Time.com)
• Paris court drops case on Chernobyl fallout (AP)
• Heavy gunfire in central Syria; several killed (AP)
• Honduran coup officials may get US visas back (AP)
• Somali leaders agree to hold elections in a year (AP)
• Twin suicide bombing in Pakistan kills 23 people (AP)
• Conrad Black goes back to jail (Reuters)
• Man faces Australian court over bomb hoax siege (AP)
• NATO drops leaflets urging Qaddafi loyalists to surrender (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Is Muammar Gaddafi Fleeing Libya to Burkina Faso? (Time.com)
• James Murdoch retakes center stage in phone hacking scandal (The Christian Science Monitor)

Gaddafi last tracked heading south: top Libyan official (Reuters) Posted: 06 Sep 2011 09:27 PM PDT Reuters - Muammar Gaddafi was last tracked heading for Libya's southern border, the man leading the hunt for the deposed leader told Reuters, and French and Niger military sources said scores of vehicles carrying pro-Gaddafi forces had crossed into Niger.

Briefcase bomb at High Court in India capital kills 9 (Reuters) Posted: 07 Sep 2011 12:59 AM PDT Reuters - A powerful bomb placed in a briefcase outside the High Court in New Delhi killed at least nine people and wounded 45 on Wednesday, the deadliest attack in India in almost two months, prompting the government to put the capital on high alert.

Suicide bombers kill 20 in Pakistan's Quetta (Reuters) Posted: 06 Sep 2011 11:00 PM PDT Reuters - Two suicide bombers targeting a senior security official struck near government offices in the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta on Wednesday, killing 20 people, a police official said.

Syrian forces renew assault on Homs, kill 3: activists (Reuters) Posted: 07 Sep 2011 12:49 AM PDT Reuters - Syrian forces backed by tanks killed at least three civilians in a large-scale assault on Homs on Wednesday, activists said, in a renewal of raids on Sunni districts in the city where thousands have held pro-democracy protests.

NATO suspends transfers to some Afghan prisons (Reuters) Posted: 07 Sep 2011 12:06 AM PDT Reuters - NATO-led foreign forces have stopped handing over prisoners to several Afghan jails ahead of the release of a U.N. report warning of torture, a move that raises fresh questions about plans to hand security over to Afghan forces.

Vietnam: Drug Addicts Forced to Produce 'Blood Cashews' (Time.com) Posted: 07 Sep 2011 12:05 AM PDT Time.com - A new report claims the country is exporting goods produced by drug addicts detained against their will

Paris court drops case on Chernobyl fallout (AP) Posted: 07 Sep 2011 12:56 AM PDT AP - A Paris court has dropped a long-running investigation into whether the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear accident caused health problems in France.

Heavy gunfire in central Syria; several killed (AP) Posted: 07 Sep 2011 12:46 AM PDT AP - Activists and residents say several people have been killed or wounded in fresh attacks by Syrian troops in the flashpoint city of Homs.

Honduran coup officials may get US visas back (AP) Posted: 06 Sep 2011 11:03 PM PDT AP - The U.S. State Department is offering visas again to Honduran officials who had them revoked after taking part in a June 2009 coup that deposed former President Manuel Zelaya, a U.S. Embassy official confirmed Tuesday.

Somali leaders agree to hold elections in a year (AP) Posted: 06 Sep 2011 09:22 PM PDT AP - Leaders in Somalia signed a deal on Tuesday planning to hold elections within a year, aiming to end a string of ineffective transitional U.N.-backed administrations.

Twin suicide bombing in Pakistan kills 23 people (AP) Posted: 07 Sep 2011 01:03 AM PDT AP - A pair of suicide bombers attacked the house of a top military officer in the southwestern city of Quetta on Wednesday, killing his wife and 22 other people, at least eight of them soldiers, authorities said.

Conrad Black goes back to jail (Reuters) Posted: 06 Sep 2011 09:49 PM PDT Reuters - Former media mogul Conrad Black returned to prison on Tuesday in Florida to finish serving a sentence for fraud and obstruction of justice, a U.S. Bureau of Prisons spokesman said.

Man faces Australian court over bomb hoax siege (AP) Posted: 06 Sep 2011 11:02 PM PDT AP - A man who triggered a 12-hour standoff with police after marching into a law office with his daughter and claiming he had a bomb demanded several thousand dollars and access to a lawyer during the crisis, court documents revealed Wednesday.

NATO drops leaflets urging Qaddafi loyalists to surrender (The Christian Science Monitor) Posted: 06 Sep 2011 01:41 PM PDT The Christian Science Monitor - As Libya's revolutionary regime prepares for a military assault on three towns still controlled by Muammar Qaddafi loyalists, NATO aircraft backing the new authorities aren't just destroying missiles and tanks.

Is Muammar Gaddafi Fleeing Libya to Burkina Faso? (Time.com) Posted: 07 Sep 2011 12:05 AM PDT Time.com - The impoverished, landlocked nation has been one of the rumored destinations of a supposedly fleeing Gaddafi. But few ordinary citizens there know who he is

James Murdoch retakes center stage in phone hacking scandal (The Christian Science Monitor) Posted: 06 Sep 2011 01:29 PM PDT The Christian Science Monitor - Two ex-executives from Rupert Murdoch's News of the World tabloid, shut amid Britain's spiraling phone hacking scandal, testified Tuesday that Mr. Murdoch's son, James, knew more about voicemail tampering at the tabloid than he admitted at a July Parliament hearing.

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