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• Medal of Honor to go to Afghan vet killed in 2008
  President Obama will award the Medal of Honor to U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Robert J. Miller for “conspicuous gallantry” and “heroic actions” in Afghanistan in January 2008, the White House announced Thursday.
  
  
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• Iran to release 1 of 3 jailed Americans, official says
  Iran says it will release one of the three American hikers detained for more than a year on Saturday, a day after the conclusion of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, according to an official at the ministry of culture and Islamic guidance.
  
  
• Obama: Quran-burning plan is 'recruitment bonanza for al Qaeda'
  A plan by the pastor of a small Florida church to burn Qurans on September 11, which has triggered worldwide controversy, is a “recruitment bonanza for al Qaeda,” President Barack Obama said Thursday.
  
  
• Reaction to Quran burning pours in from around the world
  Increasingly earnest reaction poured in from around the world Thursday to a pastor’s plans to burn copies of the Quran, the Muslim holy book, on Saturday. The Rev. Terry Jones, the head of a small church in Gainesville, said he will go ahead with plans to burn Qurans on the anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks. The statements in reaction received so far are as follows:
  
  
• State Department issues travel alert over Quran burning
  The U.S. State Department on Thursday issued a travel alert, cautioning Americans of “the potential for anti-U.S. demonstrations in many countries” over plans by a pastor of a small church in Gainesville, Florida, to burn Qurans on Saturday.
  
  
• Colsaerts holds two-stroke Dutch lead
  Belgian Nicolas Colsaerts holds a two-stroke lead after the opening round of the Dutch KLM Open in Hilversum.
  
  
• Al-Shabaab fighters hit Mogadishu airport, 5 dead
  Suicide bombers in cars disguised as government vehicles slammed into the main gate at Somalia’s main airport Thursday, killing two Ugandan peacekeepers and at least three civilians, Somali and African Union officials said Thursday.
  
  
• Schwarzenegger signs California's 'Chelsea's Law'
  Anyone convicted of a violent sex offense against a child in California will get life in prison without parole starting Thursday, after Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed “Chelsea’s Law.”
  
  
• White House blasts Florida church's plan to burn Qurans
  A Florida church’s plan to burn copies of the Quran on the anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks is a “monumentally terrible idea,” White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said Thursday.
  
  

• Lobbyists Rush to Hire G.O.P. Staff Ahead of Midterm Vote
  With Democrats in danger of losing control of Congress, some lobbying shops, trade groups and contractors are moving to hire more Republicans.
  
  
• Obama Speaks Out Against Pastor’s Plan to Burn Koran
  President Obama said on Thursday that the Florida pastor’s plan endangers American troops and is “contrary to our values” of religious tolerance.
  
  
• Visiting Ground Zero, Asking Allah for Comfort
  Hadidjatou Karamoko Traoré is a 9/11 widow who has had to balance an overnight job, three children and her Muslim faith.
  
  
• Court Allows Stem Cell Funding for Now
  A federal appeals court on Thursday permitted federal funding of stem cell research until the court rules on the Obama administration’s case.
  
  
• Deaths in Florida Challenge Beach-Driving Tradition
  Many are questioning the practice of driving on the beaches near Daytona after two children were run over and killed this year.
  
  
• Union Accuses China of Illegal Clean Energy Subsidies
  The United Steelworkers union plans to file a legal case that accuses China of violating World Trade Organization rules.
  
  
• Iran to Release One of the Detained U.S. Hikers
  Iran announced that one of the three Americans jailed for more than a year will be released Saturday to mark the end of Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
  
  
• Chinese Advocate Released From Prison, but Confinement Continues
  Chen Guangcheng, a blind lawyer, had been imprisoned after challenging government policies that exploited farmers, discriminated against the disabled and brutally enforced China’s one-child policy.
  
  
• Richard Chai Gets the Week Off to a Slick Start
  Fashion Week opened on Thursday with a show by one of New York’s rising stars.
  
  
• Agents Bet on Future at the Juniors Tournament
  Junior players audition for agents and sponsorship dollars at the Open.
  
  

• China's green exports under fire
  Union challenges what it says is illegal support for China’s dominance in renewable energy industry.
  
  
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