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Mayor of Pitcairn Islands charged with possessing child porn Michael Warren, the mayor of the Pitcairn Islands, has been arrested and charged with possessing images and videos of child pornography. He was charged with twenty counts of possessing indecent images of children and five counts of possessing pornographic images, videos and documents concerning children. [ML] [ ± ] - Image credit		Latest news ± Leaked cables cause Australian concern SpaceX Dragon spacecraft launches for the first time Huge fire in Chilean jail kills 81; 21 injured US federal judge dismisses targeted killing lawsuit Contestant seriously injured during live German game show Mayor of Pitcairn Islands charged with possessing child porn Blast kills seven in China One dead after car and truck crash in North Lincolnshire, England Much of inland New South Wales, Australia affected by flooding » Older news
SpaceX Dragon spacecraft launches for the first time Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SpaceX), a commercial spaceflight company, has successfully launched its Dragon spacecraft on its maiden voyage to orbit atop a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida on Wednesday. [ ± ] - Image credit	Huge fire in Chilean jail kills 81; 21 injured A huge fire in the Chilean prison San Miguel has killed at least 81 inmates, and injured another 14, including a firefighter and three gendarmerie officers, the Chilean Health Minister Jaime Mañalich reported. [ ± ] - Image credit
Leaked cables cause Australian concern Leaked diplomatic cables between Australia and the US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, have raised controversy in the Australian community. [ ± ] - Image credit	US federal judge dismisses targeted killing lawsuit In a ruling issued Tuesday a United States federal judge dismissed a lawsuit which attempted to stop the U.S. government from selecting Anwar al-Awlaki for targeted killing. [ ± ] - Image credit
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