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Pakistan Battles Militants in Northwest Military officials say several key points in Mingora are under their control, including an intersection where militants routinely dumped the mutilated bodies of their victims Foreign Journalists Taken to Pakistan's Swat Valley to Assess Fighting's Toll   Pakistani officials say army captured, destroyed terrorist bases in Swat valley during anti-Taliban offensive and killed hundreds of militants Afghan, Pakistani, Iranian Presidents Meet in Tehran   Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmedinejad his counterparts that he hopes 'fraternal and peaceful relations prevail in the region, once again ... as they have in times past' UN Boss Tells Sri Lanka it Cannot Confront Humanitarian Challenge Alone   Ban Ki-moon predicts history could repeat itself without reconciliation Netanyahu: Building in West Bank Settlements Will Continue   Benjamin Netanyahu tells a Cabinet meeting his government will accommodate what he calls 'natural population growth in existing settlements' Suicide Bomber Kills 7 Somali Capital Officials say suicide bomber drove his car to the gate of a military base Sunday and detonated the blast Stampede at Morocco Concert Kills 11 Officials say stampede at the concert in Rabat also injured 30 others 'Rolling Thunder' Bikers Roll Into Washington for Annual Rally Participants in 'Rolling Thunder' gather to draw attention to the cases of US military personnel missing in action Bleckner Becomes First Artist Appointed as UN Goodwill Ambassador   Ross Bleckner has been working to rehabilitate former child soldiers, abducted girls in Gulu, Uganda, through art therapy Green Jobs Gaining Popularity   As unemployment grows, more jobless Americans return to classrooms to prepare for jobs of the future