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Top Indonesian Terror Suspect Reported Killed in Raid Local Indonesian media say terrorist leader Noordin Top has been killed during 17-hour siege on house believed to be hideout for Islamic terrorists Iran Tries Second Group of Election Protesters Defendants include French lecturer, top Iranian reformists, journalists Sotomayor Sworn in as First Hispanic US Supreme Court Justice She was confirmed by US Senate Thursday on vote of 68 to 31 South African President Zuma, US Secretary of State Clinton Meet in Durban Following meeting, secretary of state said US, South Africa plan to enhance their cooperation bi-laterally and beyond UN Says Violence in Sudan Hampering Humanitarian Efforts World Food Program concerned assaults last Sunday in Jonglei State could cause retaliatory attacks Burundian Refugees Granted Tanzanian Citizenship UN refugee agency says action will help resolve one of world's most enduring refugee problems Typhoon Morakot Lashes Taiwan, Surges Toward China Official, media reports say storm left at least six people dead or missing as it passed over Taiwan Obama: Health Care Reform Essential for Rebuilding US Economy US president uses recent better-than-expected economic data for July to promote his health care reform policy, which he says is pillar for 'future growth and prosperity' UN Urges Action to Stop Sexual Violence Against Women, Girls Ban Ki-moon urges Security Council to immediately authorize establishment of independent commission of inquiry to report human rights violations in conflict situations Pro-Georgian Blogger Target of Mass Cyber Attacks Facebook's chief security officer says simultaneous attacks aimed at user known as 'Cyxymu' who had accounts on Facebook, Twitter, LiveJournal, other affected sites