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Two men appear in a US court accused of making threats to kill Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.
A look at what is making the headlines in Wednesday's morning newspapers.
Many of Wednesday's papers focus on the arrest of four suspects over an alleged plot to kill Barack Obama.
A chronology of key events
Neo-Nazi Martyn Gilleard is found guilty of making bombs, after previously admitting downloading thousands of images of child sexual abuse.
A man who wanted to save Britain from "multi-racial peril" made nail bombs to further his cause through terror attacks, a court hears.
A postman who left a hoax bomb on a bridge and sent white powder in the post to leading figures is jailed for four years.
A postman admits sending hate-mail letters to leading figures, including former Prime Minister Tony Blair.
The struggle between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama is focusing on South Carolina's African-American vote.
Does a spate of provocative noose incidents across the US indicate a rise in race tensions, asks the BBC's Stephanie Holmes.
Israeli police say they have broken up a gang of neo-Nazis who attacked foreigners, gay people and religious Jews.
The BBC's Elizabeth Blunt assesses the next moves for Ethiopia's opposition politicians pardoned and freed from jail.
The jailing of four Islamic radicals over cartoon protests raises important issues on freedom of speech and bias.
The US authorities are re-examining a raft of unsolved racially motivated killings from the 1960s.
US talk show host Rush Limbaugh comes under fire for airing a racially charged song about Barack Obama.
Key events leading up to and following the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P Murrah Building in Oklahoma.
San Francisco's Delancey Street Foundation has turned thousands of criminals into law-abiding citizens - with no help from the state.
A former Ku Klux Klan member is charged with kidnapping in connection with the 1964 murders of two black men.
Iran's president is expected to be the target of a lawsuit which accuses him of inciting genocide against Israel.
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