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• A supplier in egg recall has history of violations (AP
• Official: Int'l aid for Pakistan floods over $800M (AP
• Rain batters China anew; 94,000 evacuated in flood (AP
• Israeli PM: Peace 'difficult but possible' (AP)
• Obama doesn't travel light — even on vacation (AP)
• Betty White scores Emmy win for `SNL' hosting gig (AP)
• Iran unveils long-range drone to counter "aggressors"
• BP told to submit blowout preventer removal plan (Reut
• Israel's Netanyahu sees difficult talks ahead (Reuters
• Pentagon delays missile-zapping laser test for fourth time
• Spain says U.S. willing to accept Cuban political prisoners
• China Premier Wen calls for political reform: report (
• Australian PM vows stability despite polls crisis (AFP
• Pakistan evacuates thousands in flooded south (AFP)
• Iran inaugurates nation's first unmanned bomber (AP)
• Australian parties seek backing of independents (AP)
• Swedish prosecutors defend WikiLeaks about-face (AP)
• 2 US troops killed in eastern Afghanistan (AP)
• In new posters, Mubarak's son for Egypt president? (AP
• Russia's Long War (Time.com)
• Tottenham seal Gallas deal (AFP)
• Shiites say Bahrain crackdown sets back relations (AP)
• On a mission to track and save the elusive jaguar (AP)
• HSBC may take stake in S. Africa's Nedbank (AFP)
• Pakistan braced for more floods as aid tops $800 million
• Markets nervous as Australia faces hung parliament (Re
• Why Kashmir is Burning Again (Time.com)
• AP Enterprise: Spill bound BP, feds together (AP)
• US golf clubs in the rough as members drop away (AP)
• Rural California county seeks bailout for hospital (AP
• Mosque flap tests limits of US tolerance (AP)
• GOP candidate in Conn. hammers Democrat on honesty (AP
• Shirley Sherrod to meet with ag secretary Tuesday (AP)
• Police: Fla. congressional candidate robbed (AP)
• Tropical depressions form in the Atlantic, Pacific (AP
• Large fire burns at Boston warehouse; no one hurt (AP)
• ACLU questions 'enhanced patdown' of air travelers (AP
• Bear who mauled caretaker is put to death in Ohio (AP)
• NY candidate: Prison dorms for welfare recipients (AP)
• Obamas take a beach lunch on second vacation day (AP)
• Busch sweeps all 3 Bristol races (AP)
• Tide starts where it finished: No. 1 (AP)
• Bradley says he's interested in Aston Villa job (AP)
• US soccer coach Bradley 'keen to manage Aston Villa' (
• Strasburg strains forearm in Nationals' win (AP)
• Ben Roethlisberger starts for Steelers vs. Giants (AP)
• Bucs QB Freeman injured against Chiefs (AP)
• Seahawks lose LT Okung to ankle injury (AP)
• Betancourt hits slam, then winning single in 11th (AP)
• Delonte West suspended 10 games after guilty plea (AP)
• Former Miami receiver transfers to USC (AP)
• Rogers Cup WTA semi-finals hit by rain (AFP)
• Inkster DQ'd, Miyazato leads Safeway Classic (AP)
• Adamek scores unanimous win over Grant (AP)
• Power makes it a record 8 poles in 2010 (AP)
• US troops to return only if Iraqi forces fail (AP)
• Iraq aid worker's killer escaped from jail (AFP)
• US solider killed in southern Iraq (AP)
• Sixteen wounded in Iraq electricity demo (AFP)
• Obama challenges GOP on campaign finance ruling (AP)
• Flooding submerges new towns in Pakistan's south (AP)
• Moving sale planned at 'Amityville Horror' house (AP)
• Iran starts to fuel up first nuclear power plant (Reut
• Pakistanis brace for more destructive flooding (Reuter
• U.S. officials saw drilling ban costing jobs: report (
• Americans still associate Islam with violence (Reuters
• Israel and Palestinians agree to direct peace talks (R
• Lies to cover up crime often draw charges (Reuters)
• Iran starts loading fuel in nuclear power plant (AFP)
• Australia votes on whether first woman PM survives (AP
• Sweden seeks Wikileaks founder arrest in rape case (AP
• Afghan official: 6 policemen found dead in Helmand (AP
• Iran begins fueling first nuclear reactor (AP)
• Wyclef Dumped From Haiti's Presidential Ballot (Time.c
• WikiLeaks founder wanted in Sweden on rape charge (Reu
• Key points on Iran's nuclear map (AP)
• Haiti ruling ends Wyclef Jean's run for president (AP)
• South African union and Impala Platinum reach wage deal
• Australia set for rare hung parliament (AFP)
• Canada talks tough in jockeying over Arctic (Reuters)
• Hung parliament looks possible in Australia vote (Reut
• Skepticism widespread in Mideast over new peace talks
• Palestinians see danger for Abbas in resumed Israel peace t
• Mexican Police Help Murder Their Own Mayor (Time.com)
• Neighbors: Home where bear attacked Ohioan a 'zoo' (AP
• Gov't: 23K workers affected by Gulf oil drill ban (AP)
• 3 weeks on run, fugitives arrested without fight (AP)
• Several inmates stabbed at Maryland prison (AP)
• NYC imam's goodwill tour comes amid mosque furor (AP)
• Blagojevich launches media blitz for 2nd trial (AP)
• Recall expands to more than half a billion eggs (AP)
• New guidelines could rule out many oil claims (AP)
• On vacation, Obama tends to summer reading list (AP)
• Wildfire in LA County forest 100 percent contained (AP
• Fall victim's mother says it's 'miracle' she lived (AP
• Workers examine alleged pot mess at Wis. forest (AP)
• Study: Astronauts as weak as 80-year-olds in space (AP
• Scientists find 10 new coral species in Hawaii (AP)
• Officials vow tighter scrutiny of off-road racing (AP)
• Troops: Skipping Christian concert got us punished (AP
• DoD releases final report on Fort Hood shootings (AP)
• Judge criticizes prosecution in Anna Nicole case (AP)
• US missionary defends actions in Haiti ordeal (AP)
• Convicted Jordan killer believes he will go free (AP)
• Dutch teen sets sail in secrecy on solo world trip (AP
• No. 1-ranked Serena Williams pulls out of US Open (AP)
• Kyle Busch makes it 2 for 2 at Bristol (AP)
• Late Schweinsteiger goal sees Bayern slay Wolves (AFP)
• Marlins C Paulino suspended for positive drug test (AP
• Pedroia back on the DL (AP)
• Reds snap 12-game Dodger Stadium skid, 3-1 (AP)
• Eagles, Redskins both happy with McNabb's place (AP)
• A's rally to beat Rays 5-4 on error in 8th (AP)
• Gun fanatic West suspended from 10 NBA games (AFP)
• FBI tracked desegregation suit against Bryant (AP)
• Top seed Nadal, Murray upset at Cincinnati tennis (AFP
• Jimmie Johnson wins pole for Bristol night race (AP)
• IOC: many countries interested in Youth games (AP)
• Army of diplomats takes the lead in fractious Iraq (AP
• US completing Iraq logistics operation (AFP)
• Anti-Qaeda militia chief shot dead in Iraq: police (AF
• Rumoured return of 'Shiite butcher' rattles Baghdad (A
• How the poll on Iraq-Afghanistan was conducted (AP)
• Iraq's rival parties resume government coalition talks
• Obama heads to bookstore at start of vacation (AP)
• Bodies recovered after attack on Afghan road crew (AP)
• Dems see cause for hope in tough election season (AP)
• North Korea reportedly joins Facebook (AP)
• Fidelity: 401(k) hardship withdrawals, loans up (AP)
• BHP launches $39 billion cash bid for PotashCorp (Reut
• Iran to fire up its first nuclear power plant (Reuters
• North Korea says consensus with China on nuclear talks
• Israel and Palestinians cautious on peace talk invite
• BP settlements may shield top defendants: report (Reut
• Clemens indicted for lying to Congress (Reuters)
• World urged to act on Pakistan or risk militant rise (
• UK warns Libya over Lockerbie bomber anniversary (AP)
• Pakistan: Lack of terror convictions hurts fight (AP)
• NY mosque imam: extremism is global threat (AP)
• Thais rule to extradite Russian arms suspect to US (AP
• 70 years on, Britain remembers 'the few' (AP)
• One Year On, Five Big Questions About the Lockerbie Bomber'
• Britain warns Libya not to celebrate Megrahi release (
• Calderon: Mexico should consider anonymous judges (AP)
• Libya keeps quiet one year after Lockerbie release (Re
• Pakistan to clamp down on Islamist militant charities
• BHP launches all-cash offer for Potash (Reuters)
• Australia in cliff-hanger general election (AFP)
• Winning in Afghanistan may hinge on power of persuasion
• Why South Korea is blocking access to North Korea's Twitter
• Somalia's al-Shabab: A global or local armed threat? (
• Standing Up for Homeless Vets at Stand Downs (OneWorld
• Mosque near ground zero divides Sept. 11 relatives (AP
• Police look for why vet killed family, self (AP)
• Arizona fugitive and fiancee arrested at campsite (AP)
• Mud delays efforts to extract WWII plane from lake (AP
• La. scientist's oysters safe from oil, but pricey (AP)
• Caller sought whose hijack threat grounded flight (AP)
• Birkhead shares story of life with Anna Nicole (AP)
• Antiwar activists rally around suspected leaker (AP)
• Hundreds expected at funeral for dead SC toddlers (AP)
• Kennedy favors civilian courts in terrorism cases (AP)
• Dallas police chase ends alongside airport runway (AP)
• Obama a Muslim? Rumors gain steam, defying facts (AP)
• Elvis statue, campaign items sold at Blago auction (AP
• Wis. GOP candidate wins beer stein contest (AP)
• Illnesses linked to eggs will likely grow (AP)
• Giuliani supports move of mosque near WTC site (AP)
• Mazda recall to cover vehicles in Asia, Europe (AP)
• Billionaire Donald Bren testifies in lawsuit (AP)
• Study: Smoking scenes on the decline in top movies (AP
• Clemens vows to fight perjury charges (AP)
• Vikings' Harvin has migraine attack at practice (AP)
• Ex-NBA star Jayson Williams to face NYC DWI case (AP)
• Former Arsenal skipper Gallas set for Spurs (AFP)
• England 2018 World Cup bid team hires Octopus Paul (AP
• WAC commish calls latest departures 'selfish' (AP)
• Lawyers: Doc shows Jamie McCourt also owns Dodgers (AP
• Welker back, Brady shines in Patriots' 28-10 win (AP)
• Rays slip behind Yankees in AL East (Reuters)
• Portland's Fernandez fined for public trade request (R
• Michigan's Rodriguez says Forcier earned his wings (AP
• Armstrong to be graduation speaker at High Point (AP)
• Clijsters advances to WTA Montreal Cup quarters (AFP)
• Woods commits to first FedEx Cup playoff event (AP)
• MMA fighter charged in fatal Vegas hotel scuffle (AP)
• Margarito denied license to fight in California (AP)
• Kyle Busch wins NASCAR Trucks race at BMS (AP)
• Youth Olympics features 100m, search for next Bolt (AP
• Al-Qaida in Iraq claims army recruit bombing (AP)
• Oil spill and Iraq combat over, Obama takes break (AP)
• In Iraq's troubles, an exchange eyes growth (AP)
• Al Qaeda claims responsibility for attack in Iraq (Reu
• Al-Qaeda claims attack on Iraq army recruits (AFP)
• US stresses military role in Iraq (AFP)
• Despite new mission, US troops still in the fight in Iraq
• Iraq war vet kills pregnant wife, daughter, self (AP)
• Troops withdraw, but US work in Iraq war unfinished and fra
• Troops gone, US to rely on 7,000 private contractors in Ira
• Goodbye Iraq: Last US combat brigade heads home (AP)
• Iraq war: Last US combat brigade crosses into Kuwait (
• US forces spokesman: Iraqi security up to the task (AP
• U.S. mission in Iraq switches from combat to assist (R
• Lebanon militants: Leader slain en route to Iraq (AP)
• Three farmers killed in central Iraq attack (AFP)
• New US ambassador to Iraq arrives in Baghdad (AFP)
• AP Poll: Obama at new low for handling economy (AP)
• Pivotal Senate primary in Washington decided (AP)
• Medvedev talks with Afghan, Pakistani leaders (AP)
• Flight attendant takes baby after slap from mother (AP
• U.N. secures more Pakistan flood relief funds (Reuters
• Blagojevich guilty on one count, faces retrial (Reuter
• U.S. says SE Asia concerned by China assertiveness (Re
• NY Governor Paterson to discuss relocating Muslim center
• California gay marriage case hangs on technicality (Re
• Philippines bus crash kills at least 40 (Reuters)
• GM to list on NYSE, TSX after IPO: source (Reuters)
• Obama seeks new design for housing, Fannie/Freddie (Re
• Aid begins to flow to flood-ravaged Pakistan (AFP)
• Embassy 'hostage taker' is ex-Israeli informer: lawyer
• Insurgents, police clash amid Pakistan flooding (AP)
• US opposes use of force in South China Sea dispute (AP
• School building collapse in rain kills 18 in India (AP
• Animal shaped cities? South Sudan unveils big plan (AP
• Russian cruise ship collides with barge (AP)
• Seoul's Findings on Warship Sinking Won't Calm Skeptics
• War crimes court orders probe of prosecutors (AP)
• Sudan says will deport foreign NGO workers (AP)
• Costa Rica wants US anti-drug program for CentAm (AP)
• Three Indian UN peacekeepers killed in DRC (AFP)
• iPhone-maker Foxconn holds rallies after suicides (AP)
• Harper says will not call election in fall (Reuters)
• Australia's Labor to scrape back into power (Reuters)
• Pakistan flood aid inadequate, U.N. warns (McClatchy N
• China's economy as No. 2: How it's playing in Japan (T
• Karzai Plays to the Crowd with Threatened Ouster of Afghan
• Mexico Supreme Court Upholds Non-Discrimination Against Gay
• Jurors were close to convicting Rod Blagojevich (AP)
• Police seeking motive for Texas gunman's attack (AP)
• Sheriff: SC mom killed kids, dumped car in river (AP)
• It's up to Pa. brewery to can a bottling tradition (AP
• ACT scores dip, but more students college-ready (AP)
• Gulf surface cleaner, but questions lurk far below (AP
• Appeals court: Stolen Valor Act unconstitutional (AP)
• Vonnegut memorial library to open in Indianapolis (AP)
• Fighters rattle Seattle after Obama airspace issue (AP
• Study: 1 in 5 US teenagers has slight hearing loss (AP
• Poll: Hispanic immigrants hopeful about life in US (AP
• Dr. Laura plans to end radio show at end of year (AP)
• Colo. man wants another try at capturing bin Laden (AP
• Mourners pay respects to Ted Stevens in Anchorage (AP)
• Texas executes gang leader for murder of 2 girls (AP)
• NY gov. aims to meet with NYC mosque developers (AP)
• Nevada off-road race going forward on BLM land (AP)
• Judge throws out piracy charges against 6 Somalis (AP)
• Rostenkowski remembered as generous, if flawed (AP)
• Craigslist suspect wrote ex-fiancee's name in cell (AP
• Brett Favre is back in Minnesota (AP)
• Famed home run hitter Bobby Thomson dead at 86 (AP)
• Mets withhold K-Rod's salary, put him on DQ list (AP)
• Anelka scornful of France football ban (AFP)
• Garza gets 1st win since no-hitter, Rays top Texas (AP
• Sabathia dominates at home, Yanks beat Tigers 6-2 (AP)
• Thome's shot wins it for Twins over White Sox, 7-6 (AP
• Raiders' Asomugha out to prove he's the best (AP)
• Thome blast fires surging Twins past White Sox (Reuter
• Henry, Grizzlies remain in contract stalemate (AP)
• Michigan CB Troy Woolfolk hurt, taken to hospital (AP)
• Cycling chief: no contact from US investigators (AP)
• Lafleur acquitted of contradictory testimony (AP)
• Berdych, Baghdatis advance to third-round matchup (AFP
• Williams sees no split with Woods (AP)
• Vitali Klitschko confirms fight with Briggs on October 16
• 2-in-1 IndyCar race, Saturday night Cup at Texas (AP)
• Bidding begins for London Olympic Stadium tenants (AP)
• Three farmers among six killed in Iraq unrest (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,415 (AP)
• US support in Iraq needed only 'a few more years': diplomat
• Bomber kills 61 Iraqis in recruitment drive (AP)
• FACTBOX: Security developments in Iraq, Aug 17 (Reuter
• Suicide attack on Iraqi Army frustrates Iraqi hopes for sec
• Appeal in Pa. soldier's electrocution is rejected (AP)
• White House: Blast won't derail Iraq transition (AP)
• Obama condemns deadly Iraq suicide attack: spokesman (
• Judges targeted as bomber kills 57 Iraq army recruits
• Suicide bomb kills 43 in Iraq army recruitment centre
• U.S. plans diplomatic offices in four more Iraqi cities
• Iraq's main parties break off coalition talks (AFP)
• Rivals stop coalition talks in Iraq in sectarian row (
• Car bomb aimed at Iranian pilgrims kills 5 in Iraq (Re
• Wounds of Iraq war: US struggles with surge of returning ve
• US in Iraq: What's been left behind (The Christian Sci
• Iraq parties break off coalition talks: spokeswoman (A
• Retail sales post July gain as auto sales increase (AP
• Pelosi stumps for Democrats as GOP fires away (AP)
• 'So You Think You Can Dance' fans pick Froderman (AP)
• Century-old Scotch pulled from Antarctic ice (AP)
• GM CEO steps down on cusp of IPO filing (Reuters)
• German juggernaut propels euro zone GDP jump (Reuters)
• BlackBerry assures India on messenger access: official
• Consumer agency contender Warren visits White House (R
• California gay marriage can resume next week: judge (R
• Canadian's Guantanamo trial is halted, lawyer ill (Reu
• Sailors press Gates on how defense budget hits them (R
• Congressional election fails to stir voters (Reuters)
• Germany drives record recovery as experts fear 'peak'
• Myanmar junta announces November 7 election (AFP)
• Russia: Iran's nuclear plant to get fuel next week (AP
• Disease threatens Pakistani flood victims anew (AP)
• US nabs al-Qaida-linked militants in Afghanistan (AP)
• Myanmar junta sets election date of Nov. 7 (AP)
• Rain refreshes Moscow, but wildfires still burning (AP
• Gaza Strip: Crisis Takes a Psychological Toll on Locals
• Spain: 2 firefighters killed battling rural blaze (AP)
• Lawyer: Iranian who faced stoning likely tortured (AP)
• RAND report: Haiti must clear rubble, aid business (AP
• Nigeria's head party OKs incumbent's election run (AP)
• Court martial convicts Sri Lanka's ex-army chief (AFP)
• Canada intercepts migrant ship on Pacific coast (Reute
• Three gunned down in Melbourne shootings (AFP)
• Mexico rethinks drug strategy as death toll soars (McC
• Repercussions of an Israeli attack on Iran (The Christ
• Why WikiLeaks is under fire from human-rights groups (
• The U.S.-Mexico Border Is Safer Than You Think (OneWor
• Decision expected on plug for BP's broken oil well (AP
• Building collapses in Detroit; 6 firefighters hurt (AP
• Judge doubts gay marriage ban's backers can appeal (AP
• Fears remain in Mich. after stabbing spree arrest (AP)
• US Muslims prep for Islamic holiday — around 9/11 (AP
• Wife: Quiet life with 'Granddad Bandit' suspect (AP)
• Flight attendant's grand exit is a dream for some (AP)
• Nev. accident leaves 2 miners missing, feared dead (AP
• Superfund cleanup in Idaho draws local opposition (AP)
• Auction offers pieces of country for conservation (AP)
• Calif judge weighs former FBI informant's lawsuit (AP)
• Lawyer: NY flight attendant wants to return to air (AP
• Questions hang over Blagojevich corruption trial (AP)
• Guide says Stevens in good spirits before death (AP)
• Fugitives' trail fades after Arkansas lead fizzles (AP
• Affidavit: Conn. shooter stole empty kegs, cases (AP)
• Hidden in Wis. national forest: marijuana megafarm (AP
• Docs discover pea sprouting in Mass. man's lung (AP)
• Feds: Utah bus company wasn't properly licensed (AP)
• Alabama AG sues BP, others over Gulf oil spill (AP)
• Suspended Mets' Rodriguez freed without bail (AP)
• Phillies rally for four in ninth to beat Dodgers (AP)
• Twins move into first in AL Central beat Chicago (AP)
• Mancini expects Balotelli deal soon (AFP)
• AP Source: Beckham to reject England farewell game (AP
• Chipper Jones' injury could end stellar career (AP)
• Favorite at PGA no clearer after fog-delayed start (AP
• Criticism leads Roethlisberger to alter hometown (AP)
• MLB owners approve sale of Texas Rangers (AP)
• 3 new assistants join LA Clippers staff (AP)
• Saban: Coaches, ADs had call with NFL on agents (AP)
• Saxo Bank-Sungard sign Contador's mountain men (AFP)
• Blackhawks re-sign Hendry (AP)
• Federer, Nadal, Djokovic advance at Toronto Masters (A
• Lee advances to round of 8 (AP)
• CA judge seeks harsher sentence for Ex-UFC fighter (AP
• Pascal has work cut out in title defence against Dawson
• NASCAR's Roush out of hospital after plane crash (AP)
• Rogge has high hopes for inaugural Youth Olympics (AP)
• Are the Iraqi security forces ready or not? (Reuters)
• Al Qaeda in Iraq targets Baghdad’s developing police f
• Iraqi oil flow resumes after fire (AFP)
• US wants Iraq to pay bill for war victims (AP)
• US sticks to Iraq withdrawal timetable (AFP)
• AP Interview: US. contractor recounts kidnapping (AP)
• White House: US on track to end Iraq combat role (AP)
• U.S. upbeat on Iraq despite violence, deadlock (Reuter
• Top Iraqi officer warns US must stay past 2011 (AFP)
• US 'on target' to end Iraq combat mission this month (
• Gunmen use kids to lure Iraqi soldiers into trap (AP)
• Ambassador hopeful Iraq will form government soon (AP)
• Obama, national security team hold meeting on Iraq (AF
• Militant attack kills 8 Iraqi soldiers and 3 others (R
• Iraq 'needs US military support until 2020' (AFP)
• Fire rages, flow stops on bombed Turkish pipeline (Reu
• Obama to hold national security sitdown on Iraq (AP)
• Eight Iraqi soldiers killed in house bomb (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,414 (AP)
• Game in 'Jersey Shore' town features Obama target (AP)
• APNewsBreak: FBI scrutinized over test cheating (AP)
• Rangel, ethics panel lawyers talking settlement (AP)
• Spanish region says adios to bullfighting (AP)
• ABC programming chief McPherson abruptly resigns (AP)
• Zedonk hybrid born at Ga. wildlife preserve (AP)
• Pakistan passenger plane crashes, 152 dead (Reuters)
• Officials ready criminal probe of oil spill: report (R
• Bomb blast kills 25 bus passengers in Afghan west (Reu
• Palestinians set to reject direct talks for now (Reute
• BP gets "wake-up call" and $32 billion in spill charges
• Boeing quarterly profit falls but beats forecast (Reut
• Congress gives Obama long-delayed Afghan war funds (Re
• Economy erodes election hope for Democrats (Reuters)
• Pakistani plane crashes, up to 152 dead (AFP)
• Spanish region bans bullfighting (AFP)
• Airplane crash in Pakistan kills 152 people aboard (AP
• Bus hits roadside bomb, killing 25 in Afghanistan (AP)
• WikiLeaks: We don't know source of leaked data (AP)
• UK set to pay compensation over house arrest plan (AP)
• Huge blast at China factory kills 12, scores hurt (AP)
• Burma's Than Shwe Visits India to Talk Energy, Security
• Painter's find of Ansel Adams negatives in dispute (Re
• Brazil TV crime host accused in killings dies (AP)
• Mogadishu fighting kills at least 17 civilians (AFP)
• Afghan bus hits roadside bomb, up to 25 dead (AFP)
• TSX urged to do more to prevent conflicts of interest
• Australian PM hits back at pre-election leaks (AFP)
• Search continues for missing sailor in Afghanistan (Mc
• Khmer Rouge torture chief to appeal: Is he a chameleon or a
• Afghanistan's Oprah: A Singer's Talk Show Tackles Taboos
• Mass Grave Cover-Ups in Afghanistan (OneWorld.net)
• 100 days of oil: Gulf life will never be the same (AP)
• BP hopes to turn page with new CEO, leaner company (AP
• Neb. city suspends immigration law, goes to court (AP)
• Calif. wildfires burn 30-plus homes, threaten 150 (AP)
• Blagojevich's fate to be in the hands of jurors (AP)
• Women to head GOP, Democratic tickets in Oklahoma (AP)
• Competitive lockpicking growing in US popularity (AP)
• NYC settles 50-bullet cop lawsuit for $7 million (AP)
• DC pushes female condoms to fight HIV epidemic (AP)
• Texas, feds wait turns in polygamist leader cases (AP)
• Oil pipeline leak pollutes major Michigan river (AP)
• 3 NJ teens charged with videotaped immigrant death (AP
• Adams heirs skeptical about lost negatives claim (AP)
• Ariz. sheriff: I'll jail immigration protesters (AP)
• Feds: Fatal DC rail crash came from lax oversight (AP)
• Police: Ohio marriage counselor killed by husband (AP)
• Target Corp. defends Minn. political donation (AP)
• Texas man sentenced to 99 years in starvation case (AP
• Sen. Kerry to pay Mass. tax on yacht docked in RI (AP)
• Cops: Pa. teens faked kidnapping to put on YouTube (AP
• NASCAR's Roush injured in Wisconsin plane crash (AP)
• Contador to leave Astana at end of 2010 (AP)
• Rick Pitino expected to testify in extortion trial (AP
• Maradona dropped as Argentina coach (AFP)
• Strasburg day to day with inflammation in shoulder (AP
• Procter & Gamble is latest global Olympic sponsor (AP)
• AP Sources: Bengals reach deal with TO (AP)
• Bengals agree to terms with receiver Owens (Reuters)
• Ethier's pinch single lifts Dodgers to 2-0 win (AP)
• Warriors' Lin hopes to beat Harvard stereotypes (AP)
• Drexel players suspended from team after charges (AP)
• Tour winner Contador to leave Astana (AFP)
• Capitals re-sign Fleischmann for $2.6M, 1 year (AP)
• Murray sacks coach (AFP)
• One major finally in hand, Creamer wants more (AP)
• Manny Pacquiao to use political clout for Olympic goals
• Ambrose leaving JTG Daugherty Racing (AP)
• London showcases Olympic venues with 2 years to go (AP
• Worried about bombs? Work and live at Baghdad airport
• US military investigates contractor work force (AP)
• Twelve killed in Iraq as Shiite pilgrimage ends (AFP)
• 11 killed in Iraq helicopter crash, bombings (AP)
• Five killed as sandstorm brings down Iraq helicopter (
• Bomb kills five in Baghdad, helicopter crashes (Reuter
• Mortars kill seven pilgrims in Iraq holy city (AFP)
• Iraqis flock to Kurdistan to beat the summer heat (AFP
• 8.7 billion dollars in Iraq funds not accounted for: audit
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,413 (AP)
• Iraq political crisis deepens as parliament session scrappe
• In Iraq, US military chief touts 'stunning' progress (
• Iraq arms inspector Blix warned of weak war evidence (
• UN's Blix: UK, US relied on dubious intelligence (AP)
• U.S. can't account for $8.7 billion of Iraq's money: audit
• Mullen: Leak of Afghan materials may risk US lives (AP
• GE to pay 23 million dollars after Iraq bribery charges
• GE settles SEC charges on Iraq kickback scheme (Reuter
• Iraq executed 230 people from 2005-2009 (AFP)
• Iraq parliament delayed, no end to stalemate in sight
• US braces for blowback over Afghan war disclosures (AP
• Home prices increase 1.3 pct. in May from April (AP)
• 3 to be arraigned in Katrina police shootings (AP)
• Lufthansa: Cargo plane in accident in Saudi Arabia (AP
• Poll: A few cracks in Obama's Hispanic support (AP)
• Stocks set to extend gains on upbeat earnings (AP)
• With sweetness, soul, Aretha and Rice make music (AP)
• BP replaces CEO and posts $17 billion quarterly loss (
• Missing U.S. sailor's remains found in Afghanistan (Re
• Leaked archive fuels doubts on Afghan war (Reuters)
• Ahmadinejad says expects U.S. to attack MidEast soon (
• Home sales surge in June with inventory at 42-year low
• "Glimmers of improvement," but state woes remain (Reut
• Trial closes in New York airport bomb plot case (Reute
• Chavez beefs up border troops in Colombia spat (Reuter
• BP boss Hayward steps down over Gulf oil spill (AFP)
• Secret files leak sows new Afghan war doubts (AFP)
• Murder charge for driver in Mandela relative crash (AP
• Painting at center of Caravaggio mystery unveiled (AP)
• NATO: 1 missing sailor killed in Afghanistan (AP)
• Russian spies return home to Putin's fanfare, new jobs
• PM Fillon says France "at war" with al Qaeda (Reuters)
• Hamas leader says group considering Gaza draft (AP)
• Nicaragua detains 2 foreigners in Panama case (AP)
• 2 German aid workers abducted in Sudan set free (AP)
• Sangakkara, Jayawardene leave India in doldrums (AFP)
• Canada's suit against U.S. Steel to proceed: court (Re
• Boat of plastic bottles ends 4-month Pacific sail (AP)
• Commentary: For reporters, the rules at Guantanamo change d
• Khmer Rouge torture chief: chameleon or contrite Christian?
• Afghan Wiki Leak: Pakistan, Karzai Doubt U.S. Effectiveness
• Lack of Funds Hampers Global Fight Against AIDS (OneWo
• BP replaces CEO Hayward, reports $17 billion loss (AP)
• Oil spill legal mess likely one of costliest ever (AP)
• Neb. town may halt immigration law to save money (AP)
• New program rebuilding faces of soldiers, veterans (AP
• Target Corp. spending company money on candidates (AP)
• New Titanic expedition will create 3D map of wreck (AP
• Dad cites hospital miscommunication for ID mix-up (AP)
• Blagojevich lawyer irks judge, may risk jail (AP)
• Tornado touches down in NE corner of Mont, kills 2 (AP
• San Diego council sinks offshore boozing (AP)
• BP's Hayward to leave as CEO; Russia job in works (AP)
• Immigrant groups criticize fingerprint initiative (AP)
• Power outages hit Mid-Atlantic after storm; 4 dead (AP
• House acts to improve Internet access for disabled (AP
• Workers in NYC begin to dismantle ground zero ship (AP
• Jurors hear closings at JFK bomb plot trial (AP)
• Tests aim to settle if fresher blood works better (AP)
• CHP: SUV driver in fatal bus crash under influence (AP
• Outrage remains after CA council votes to cut pay (AP)
• Jury finds Texas man guilty of beheading children (AP)
• Matt Garza pitches 1st no-hitter in Rays history (AP)
• Attorney: Pitino may testify Tuesday or Wednesday (AP)
• London celebrates 2-year countdown to 2012 Games (AP)
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• Ho hum, another no-hitter: Garza throws latest gem (AP
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• Contador soars in Spain's super sports summer (AP)
• NHLPA files grievance against NHL over Kovalchuk (AP)
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• Iraq crisis deepens as parliament session scrapped (AF
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• BP's Hayward to step aside as Gulf work resumes (Reute
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• Senior Khmer Rouge cadre jailed for mass murder and torture
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• Bomber kills 7 near minister's home in NW Pakistan (AP
• EU adopts new sanctions against Iran (AP)
• Khmer Rouge jailer faces 19 years for 16,000 dead (AP)
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• Boat made of plastic bottles arrives in Sydney (AP)
• Lance Armstrong's Tour de France team forced to remove 'Liv
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• US drops fraud case against wanted Filipino doctor (AP
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• Mysteries persist a year after crash that killed 8 (AP
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• Flags lowered for 2 Conn. firefighters who died (AP)
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• Dawson, Herzog and Harvey enter Hall of Fame (AP)
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• Armstrong could never leave well enough alone (AP)
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• Angels boost rotation, acquire Haren from D-backs (AP)
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• C-USA back to personal touch after going to video (AP)
• Armstrong bids Tour adieu, not the way he wanted (AP)
• Fish wins second title in a row with Atlanta tennis win
• Carl Pettersson rallies to win Canadian Open (AP)
• Ganassi completes Daytona-Indy-Brickyard sweep (AP)
• Bomb kills 6 at Baghdad office of Arabic channel (AP)
• Iraq suicide bomber kills four at Al-Arabiya TV offices
• Four killed in bomb attack on Arabiya TV in Baghdad (R
• Iraqi forces still frail as US troops head home (AP)
• Iraq FA postpones board election indefinitely (AFP)
• Three killed, including two police, in Iraq blasts (AF
• US missiles kill 5 militants in NW Pakistan (AP)
• Zsa Zsa Gabor has transfusion, remains critical (AP)
• Taliban say they're holding U.S. soldier and second killed
• U.S., South Korea start military drills as North protests
• BP resuming oil spill work as storm fizzles (Reuters)
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• Iran will react if ships inspected: Ahmadinejad (Reute
• As Cubans wait, Castro to mark revolution's start (Reu
• Mexico police find 51 in mass grave near Monterrey (Re
• Fraudsters angle for piece of BP oil spill fund (Reute
• 19 killed at Germany Love Parade stampede (AFP)
• Search on for US soldiers missing in Afghanistan (AFP)
• Russia's Putin sings with expelled agents (AP)
• Death toll from German music festival rises to 19 (AP)
• Uganda president calls for Africa to fight terror (AP)
• US aircraft carrier leads drills with South Korea (AP)
• Taliban: 1 missing US sailor dead, other captured (AP)
• What's Killing the Animals at Ukraine's Biggest Zoo? (
• BP chief likely to resign in wake of US oil spill (AFP
• Abbas says entire world wants direct Mideast talks (AP
• 51 bodies found at northern Mexico dumping ground (AP)
• ICC Bashir warrants 'undermine peace in Africa' (AFP)
• Japan rescue helicopter crash kills 5: report (Reuters
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• Australian PM Gillard on top in election debate (AFP)
• Grisly mass graves in Mexico yield 50 casualties of drug wa
• India's strategy of suppression in Kashmir could backfire
• Hmong Refugees Live in Fear in Laos and Thailand (Time
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• 2 Conn. firefighters killed at scene of house fire (AP
• Gay Lutheran pastors to join church roster (AP)
• Floods close Chicago interstate, damage Iowa dam (AP)
• Search ends for Lake Michigan crash survivors (AP)
• Rangel ethics charges create headache for allies (AP)
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• Ex-mayor makes Memphis, Tenn. primary about race (AP)
• Despite oil, baby turtles being released to Gulf (AP)
• Bonnie barely a tropical depression in Gulf (AP)
• Univ. of Va. puts out Faulkner audio archives (AP)
• Army sergeant guilty of sex trafficking in Wash. (AP)
• Longtime journalist Daniel Schorr dies at age 93 (AP)
• Mexican official charged with aiding drug dealing (AP)
• Calif. town outraged to learn of officials' pay (AP)
• BP tries to limit release of oil spill research (AP)
• American Samoa detective shot outside courthouse (AP)
• Woman, 23, charged in Facebook-feud fatal crash (AP)
• Contador locks up Tour title in next-to-last stage (AP
• Kyle Busch rolls to 8th Nationwide win of season (AP)
• Phillies rough up Jimenez in 10-2 win over Rockies (AP
• West Ham 'mulls role for Beckham' (AFP)
• Former Indy 500 winner Montoya wins Brickyard pole (AP
• FIFA ends inspection trip of SKorea's WCup bid (AP)
• Kaye Cowher, wife of former coach, dies at age 54 (AP)
• Giants sign free agent LB Bulluck (AP)
• Figgins in M's lineup day after dugout scuffle (AP)
• Report: Former NBA player Wright missing (AP)
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• Landis rides through the Cascade Cycling Classic (AP)
• Stars, Brunnstrom reach deal before arbitration (AP)
• Fish hooks Roddick at Atlanta tennis championship (AFP
• Dean Wilson leads Canadian Open (AP)
• Pacquiao to fight Margarito on Nov. 13 (AP)
• Teen wins in late sister's car at Soap Box Derby (AP)
• AP Sources: IOC set to name P&G as global sponsor (AP)
• Iraq parliament to meet Tuesday but impasse lingers (R
• Iraq arrests 3 suspected Qaeda leaders: ministry (AFP)
• Iraq's volatile north still a powder keg as US exits (
• Vote for Iraqi Football Association board delayed (AFP
• Iraq's Political Impasse: Who Needs a Government? (Tim
• Al Qaeda claims responsibility for attacks in Iraq (Re
• Al-Qaida claims it was behind twin Iraq bombings (AP)
• Escaped Iraq detainees are Qaeda suspects: police (AFP
• Kirkuk police chief badly wounded by Iraq car bomb (AF
• House pressured to pass stripped-down war measure (AP)
• Rangel says he's ready to fight ethics charges (AP)
• Ford posts another quarterly profit as sales climb (AP
• US-Russia nuke treaty facing hurdles in US Senate (AP)
• Justin Bieber to guest star on CBS drama 'CSI' (AP)
• App helps San Fran police track stolen iPhone fast (AP
• Man decked out in Darth Vader mask robs NY bank (AP)
• Gulf storm Bonnie puts BP spill efforts on hold (Reute
• North Korea threatens "physical response" to U.S. moves
• Obama says USDA "jumped the gun" on Sherrod ouster (Re
• No ruling in hearing over Arizona immigration law (Reu
• UK's Straw stalls over Senate Lockerbie invite (Reuter
• Senate climate bill in peril as Democrats delay action
• Russia says ready to resume NATO military ties (Reuter
• Northwest Airlines flouts safety orders: U.S. gvt report
• Oil workers evacuate as tropical storm sets in (AFP)
• Europe gets growth boost before bank stress tests (AFP
• NKorea tensions spike at Asian security forum (AP)
• Israel: Controversial conversion bill shelved (AP)
• 17 injured in blast targeting Afghan candidate (AP)
• Banks, markets await European stress test results (AP)
• First details on China oil spill's cause emerge (AP)
• Belgium: Divided Together (Time.com)
• Notorious UK child killer jailed over child porn (AFP)
• Gaza tunnel smugglers cutting through Egypt's wall (AP
• Venezuela breaks ties with US-allied Colombia (AP)
• Africa boosts Somalia force (AFP)
• UN Command confronts NKorea over ship sinking (AP)
• Canadian annual inflation eases in June on energy (Reu
• Protests as Australian PM delays climate action (AFP)
• Climate and energy bill delayed as political support wither
• Venezuela cuts ties with Colombia over FARC rebels. Prelude
• How to Save Rural France (Time.com)
• Women Prepare to Set Sail Past Israel (OneWorld.net)
• Oil spill work on hold as Bonnie approaches (AP)
• Slain Calif. teen's sister urges killer to give up (AP
• Boy said to slash throats, set fire to his NY home (AP
• Ariz. judge raises the realities of porous border (AP)
• Attorney: 'Barefoot Bandit' just an immature kid (AP)
• Lawyers seek injunction to halt military gay rule (AP)
• Calif. council accepts resignations of 3 managers (AP)
• Calif. county asks state for millions in bailout (AP)
• Tropical Storm Bonnie nears, Florida, oil spill (AP)
• Expect vigilance at likely NY Clinton wedding site (AP
• Massachusetts program turns refugees into farmers (AP)
• Proposed federal rules target for-profit colleges (AP)
• RFK Jr.'s wife guilty of driving impaired in NY (AP)
• FAA: 2 killed in Okla. medical helicopter crash (AP)
• Gay solider from Calif. honorably discharged (AP)
• Feds work to put a price tag on oil spill damage (AP)
• Key question for Blago jury: Was he just talking? (AP)
• 2 dead, 1 injured in Pa. zinc plant explosion (AP)
• Former Nev. Gov. Kenny Guinn dies in Las Vegas (AP)
• Owner of pitbulls that killed CA boy arrested (AP)
• Dez Bryant agrees on terms of deal with Cowboys (AP)
• Tour de France riders set out on flat 18th stage (AP)
• Armed men rob home of Bobcats' Stephen Jackson (AP)
• Fulham yet to contact Eriksson or Jones (AFP)
• Lackey loses no-hit bid in 8th, Boston wins in 13 (AP)
• A-Rod hits 599th homer, Yankees beat Royals 10-4 (AP)
• Phillies beat Cardinals, deny Wainwright's 15th (AP)
• Broncos, Dumervil reach agreement on extension (AP)
• MLB begins testing for HGH in minor leagues (AP)
• AP Source: Thomas agrees to contract with Bulls (AP)
• Pimps? Really, Nick? What are quick-buck coaches? (AP)
• Sprinters back on their terrain in Bordeaux (Reuters)
• Roenick, Hatcher brothers to enter US Hockey Hall (AP)
• Roddick's Atlanta match re-creates history (AFP)
• KJ Choi takes early 2nd round lead in Sweden (AP)
• Brooklyn arena positioned to host boxing events (AP)
• Edwards, Keselowski put on probation by NASCAR (AP)
• Flame for inaugural Youth Olympics lit (AP)
• Obama presses Iraqi leaders to end deadlock (Reuters)
• As Iraq war winds down, US military cleans up hazardous was
• Obama voices concerns over rocket attack in Iraq (AP)
• Obama: time to form Iraqi government 'without delay' (
• Iraqi minister says 4 al-Qaida inmates escape jail (AP
• Three contractors killed in Green Zone rocket attack (
• Rocket attack kills 3 in Baghdad Green Zone (Reuters)
• Three killed in rocket attack on Baghdad's Green Zone
• Iraq needs $7 billion to rebuild industry: minister (A
• In Iraq, 5 US governors say conditions improving (AP)
• State Dept. planning to field a small army in Iraq (Mc
• US to draw down diplomats in Iraq in next 3-5 years (A
• Iran supports three insurgent groups in Iraq: US general
• U.S. general sees Iraq pullout without Arab-Kurd deal
• Car bomb kills at least 15 at Iraqi market (Reuters)
• Iraq car bomb kills 30 (AFP)
• Britain's Clegg says Iraq invasion was "illegal" (Reut
• War general says US exit from Iraq on track (AP)
• General Prods Senate To Fund Full Budget Request for Iraq's
• Filibuster broken, jobless benefits may flow soon (AP)
• Sherrod not sure she would go back to Ag Dept (AP)
• Fed chief focused on keeping recovery alive (AP)
• Obama poised to sign sweeping financial overhaul (AP)
• Obama to tout financial overhaul as good for economy (
• BP denies CEO leaving as it readies asset sales (Reute
• U.S. announces new sanctions against North Korea (Reut
• Tropical storm heads to China as flood toll hits 700 (
• Scotland says no conspiracy over Lockerbie release (Re
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• At least 25 hurt in turbulence aboard United flight (R
• Financial system support up $700 billion in past year: watc
• Clinton announces new US sanctions on North Korea (AFP
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• Ex-Romanian dictator Ceausescu and wife exhumed (AP)
• US announces new sanctions against North Korea (AP)
• UN court orders retrial for former Kosovo PM (AP)
• Farnborough Airshow orders top $25 billion (AP)
• Scientists find most massive star ever discovered (AP)
• Ending the U.K. Census: Move Could Impact Policy, Budget
• Afghanistan pull-out could start in 2011: PM (AFP)
• Abbas: Specific US assurances on borders needed (AP)
• Mexico offers aid to survivors of day-care fire (AP)
• Longtime Mugabe foe dies in exile in South Africa (AP)
• Growing China oil spill threatens sea life, water (AP)
• Bank of Canada raises rates, sees recovery slowing (Re
• Aussie opposition leader to appear on talent show (AFP
• Deadly cold snap hits Argentina, Uruguay, Chile (The C
• Pakistan's Fake-Degree Scandal Threatens Legislators (
• Relief tunnel should reach BP Gulf well by weekend (AP
• Messy cleanup of BP oil spill damages the Gulf (AP)
• Will Blagojevich backpedal on vow to testify? (AP)
• Palin still a draw for hometown, Alaska (AP)
• Oakland votes to permit large marijuana farms (AP)
• Despite short jail stint, Lohan won't be back soon (AP
• Flight diverted after 30 hurt in severe turbulence (AP
• Autopsy scheduled on unidentified Calif. body (AP)
• Going whole hog: Foodies learn the art of butchery (AP
• Rubberized dam breaks at man-made Arizona lake (AP)
• Instruments from Elvis' embalming to be auctioned (AP)
• Officials: Replica shows NY bomb could have killed (AP
• Petition seeks to have wolves howl across US (AP)
• BP's altered photo distorts spill center activity (AP)
• Emotional toll for some survivors of oil rig blast (AP
• Police: Alleged freeway shooter was targeting ACLU (AP
• W.Va. gov, a popular Dem, to go for US Senate seat (AP
• Lesbian gets $35K settlement over canceled prom (AP)
• Racial tensions roil NC school board; 19 arrests (AP)
• Girl dies after being swept away by Ariz. flooding (AP
• NHL rejects Kovalchuk's 17-year deal with Devils (AP)
• Cubs look ahead after Piniella says he will retire (AP
• Does Armstrong still have shot at Tour stage win? (AP)
• Cole won't be going to Real, says Chelsea chairman (AF
• Semenya waits on Commonwealth Games inclusion (AP)
• German GP marks start of 2nd half of F1 season (AP)
• Wide-open US training camp begins under Coach K (AP)
• Cowboys sign 2 draft picks, Bryant among unsigned (AP)
• Giants stun Dodgers in heated game (Reuters)
• Hornets hiring Dell Demps as general manager (AP)
• Cent Ark coach apologizes for relationship (AP)
• Irish rider Roche furious with his AG2R teammate (AP)
• Wild prospects don skates, aprons during camp (AP)
• Ginepri's jitters fade in victorious hometown debut (A
• Record-low TV ratings for British Open final round (AP
• Iranian circus delights Iraqis in ancient Babylon (AFP
• US envoy: Diplomatic presence in Iraq will shrink (AP)
• Ex-MI5 spy chief: No link between Iraq and 9/11 (AP)
• Three killed by Iraq car bomb (AFP)
• Iraq war raised UK terror threat: ex-MI5 spy chief (AF
• Iraq's last Sabeans take sad New Year dip in Tigris (A
• Democrats to give jobless benefits another vote (AP)
• Lindsay Lohan due in court to report for jail term (AP
• Committee vote Tuesday on Kagan court nomination (AP)
• Toyota subpoenaed by federal grand jury (AP)
• WTA Tour: SWilliams questionable for US Open (AP)
• BP rises on cap news as Cameron set to talk Libya (Reu
• Afghans set ambitious 2014 target for security (Reuter
• Obama: Republicans playing politics with jobless (Reut
• U.S. and South Korea unveil drills in "show of force"
• U.S. troops to arrive at Mexico border August 1 (Reute
• China satisfied with Google search engine tweak (Reute
• Focus turns military at Farnborough Airshow (Reuters)
• Another Foxconn worker falls to death: Xinhua (Reuters
• Afghan govt ?wants to take full control? by 2014 (AFP)
• BP cap stays on as 'static kill' idea floated (AFP)
• Karzai reaffirms 2014 goal for Afghan-led security (AP
• US, SKorea to conduct military drills next week (AP)
• China sounds alarm over filthy cooking oil (AP)
• Hong Kong Airlines looks at $5.7B Airbus order (AP)
• Cambodia: Khmer Rouge History the Focus of Tourism Plan
• BA cabin crew reject offer to end dispute - union (AFP
• Iran's parliament adopts bill against inspections (AP)
• US official: Mexican car bomb likely used Tovex (AP)
• Sudan's Beshir plans Chad visit (AFP)
• Another Foxconn worker falls to death in China (AFP)
• Canadian officer not guilty of Afghan murder charge (R
• Sex Party promises 'real action' for Australians (AFP)
• Clinton unveils $500 million in aid projects for Pakistan
• London tries next revolution in connectivity: talking, not
• Mexico's Drug War Gets Worse with Killings in Ciudad Juarez
• HIV: Finally, Positive Results from a Microbicide Trial
• Feds: BP's cap stays on, new leaks insignificant (AP)
• Heroic mailman saves 3 lives while on the job (AP)
• In Fla., resentment washes ashore along with oil (AP)
• AP-Univision Poll: US Hispanics mix hopes, strains (AP
• Abducted girl was loved, says man who raised her (AP)
• Blago expected to follow brother to witness stand (AP)
• RI, Ariz. immigrant measures diverge on key points (AP
• AIDS breakthrough: Gel helps prevent infection (AP)
• Playboy launches new work-safe website (AP)
• Spider-infested ship turned back from Guam landing (AP
• US pet owners paying for high-tech veterinary care (AP
• Judge refuses to withdraw from drilling ban case (AP)
• Colo. city would bar disrobing at council meetings (AP
• Court grants bail to jailed ex-media mogul Black (AP)
• Can deciphering your doctor's notes improve care? (AP)
• Gun permit allows quick access to Texas Capitol (AP)
• Mo. Special Olympics ousts ex-priest over abuse (AP)
• Attorneys: Accused pirates blindfolded, handcuffed (AP
• Ga. softens once lauded strict sex offender law (AP)
• USDA worker quits over racism charge from video (AP)
• Nowitzki to skip world championships for Germany (AP)
• Riders set off for Tour de France's hardest day (AP)
• Tour leader Contador apologizes to Schleck (AP)
• French footballers quizzed in under-age sex probe (AFP
• Betting operators give World Cup the all-clear (AP)
• Dutch child care wants to keep control of sailor (AP)
• Loew gets 2-year extension as Germany coach (AP)
• Titans, Chris Johnson agree to revised deal (AP)
• Cardinals pound Kendrick, Phillies 8-4 (AP)
• Mavs re-sign Dirk Nowitzki (AP)
• Fiesta campaign donations claims referred to AG (AP)
• Petacchi to co-operate in doping probe (Reuters)
• Kovalchuk agrees to 17-year deal with Devils (AP)
• Foot injury jeopardises Serena's US Open (AFP)
• Louie Who scores another win for South Africa (AP)
• Time for Mayweather to fight Pacquiao (AP)
• Power takes Honda Indy Toronto for 2nd win in row (AP)
• London 2012 on schedule despite budget cuts (AP)
• Ex-M15 spy chief: No link between Iraq and 9/11 (AP)
• UK "swamped" with threats after wars: ex-spy chief (Re
• Six Turkish soldiers killed by Kurdish rebels (AFP)
• U.S. cleric warns Yemen could be next Iraq or Afghanistan
• Top Marine in Haditha case forced to retire (AFP)
• US Marine officer in Haditha case leaves service (AP)
• Iraqi cleric meets with PM candidate in Syria (AP)
• Sunni Awakening resolute in face of Iraq bombing (The
• Allawi, Sadr hold talks on forming Iraqi govt (AFP)
• Attack on British security firm in Iraq kills 4 (Reute
• Sanctions-hit Iran fuels oil smuggling in Iraq's north
• Iraq suicide bomber kills 45 in strike on anti-Qaeda militi
• Tariq Aziz back in Iraqi court, says official (AP)
• US on track for Iraq troop drawdown: Biden (AFP)
• Iraq combat mission on track for August end: Biden (Re
• Biden: Iraq drawdown on schedule despite politics (AP)
• Jailed Tareq Aziz on trial over public funds: lawyer (
• Suicide bombers attack Iraq militia and kill over 40 (
• Iraqi cleric Sadr visits Syria from exile in Iran (AFP
• Congress passes stiff financial reform bill (AP)
• Consumer prices dip for third straight month (AP)
• Goldman paying $550M to settle civil fraud charges (AP
• Apple to speak on iPhone 4 amid antenna troubles (AP)
• Pink taken to hospital after stage fall (AP)
• BP stops oil spewing into Gulf as well tests continue
• Wall Street reform clears Congress (Reuters)
• Iran scientist was longtime informant: report (Reuters
• Goldman to settle with SEC for $550 million (Reuters)
• Small quake hits Washington, D.C., area (Reuters)
• Clinton to seek signs of progress in Afghanistan (Reut
• Buffett warns Obama U.S. economy only halfway back (Re
• BP halts Gulf oil flow for first time since April (AFP
• Sunni group claims Iran mosque blast killing 27 (AP)
• Kenyan police arrest suspect in Uganda bombings (AP)
• Zimbabwe gets go-ahead to sell some diamonds (AP)
• 3 killed in drug gang attack on police in Mexico (AP)
• Pakistan: Skepticism over Punjab Terrorism Crackdown (
• World Cup octopus predicts next Russian president (Reu
• Rights group says 'no freedom, no rights' in Syria (AP
• Fidel Castro in public again, at aquarium (AP)
• Mistake to free Lockerbie bomber: ambassador (AFP)
• Flights canceled as China braces for typhoon (AP)
• Canada-U.S. Seaway section may reopen Thursday (Reuter
• Hundreds attend NZ funeral for boisterous dolphin (AP)
• Taliban attacks in Afghanistan show growing sophistication
• Mexico City promises free honeymoon to Argentina's first ga
• Afghanistan: The U.S. Goes Local in Anti-Taliban Fight
• Youth Leading HIV 'Prevention Revolution' (OneWorld.ne
• BP is encouraged by early results from Gulf well (AP)
• Minor earthquake shakes US capital's movers (AP)
• 25,000 new asteroids found by NASA's sky mapping (AP)
• Elderly couple dies while trapped in home elevator (AP
• APNewsBreak: NM hosting border meeting AZ canceled (AP
• Some have trouble believing BP stopped oil leak (AP)
• Ship junked 200 years ago uncovered at WTC site (AP)
• Ariz. immigration law hearing ends with no ruling (AP)
• Miss. man charged with post-Katrina hate crime (AP)
• Authorities dispute Polanski case miscommunication (AP
• Iroquois lacrosse team stuck in NY ahead of Game 2 (AP
• Abducted Calif. girl found in Ariz. never schooled (AP
• Sea turtles rescued from Gulf spill released (AP)
• Estranged aide to John Edwards reaches movie deal (AP)
• Friends say accused serial killer dropped hints (AP)
• NY lawyer gets 10-year term in terrorism case (AP)
• NYC mayor spends $109M on campaign. Opponent? $9M (AP)
• Va. man stuck in Egypt on no-fly list coming to US (AP
• Shelters filling up as Gulf pet owners struggle (AP)
• Oosthuizen surges to 3-shot lead at British Open (AP)
• Schleck holds small lead as Tour's Stage 12 begins (AP
• Federation to investigate French players' strike (AP)
• Maradona 'set to stay on' (AFP)
• Morneau put on disabled list with concussion (AP)
• Germany rejects Spanish bid to buy Octopus oracle (AP)
• Lincecum, Giants shut down Mets 2-0 (AP)
• Michael Vick trustee seeks repayment of millions (AP)
• Red Sox routed after Steinbrenner tribute (Reuters)
• Kids sell lemonade to back Cavs owner after fine (AP)
• Ex-Indiana player Leary pleads guilty in fraud (AP)
• Contador on familiar terrain in Mende (Reuters)
• Wild signs Mikko Koivu to 7-year, $47M extension (AP)
• Graham reaches quarterfinals (AP)
• Froch, Abraham to fight in Monaco (AP)
• Jones's relay runners to learn fate of 2000 medals (AP
• North Iraq hotel fire kills 29, half foreigners (AP)
• Foreigners among 30 dead in Iraq hotel blaze (AFP)
• Hotel fire kills 30 in Iraq's Kurdish north (Reuters)
• Ten killed, 24 wounded in Iraq attacks: officials (AFP
• US army hands over last prison in Iraq (AFP)
• U.S. hands over last Iraq jail but keeps 200 inmates (
• As US hands over last prison in Iraq, a glimpse at how deta
• Saudi plane makes first flight to Iraq in 20 years (AF
• Homes lost to foreclosure on track for 1M in 2010 (AP)
• After fits and starts, bank bill ready for passage (AP
• Vatican issues new sex abuse norms after crisis (AP)
• Dozens of outspoken, popular blogs shut in China (AP)
• BP faces more delays in bid to staunch oil flow (Reute
• Iran nuclear scientist returns home from U.S. (Reuters
• Wall Street bill nears the finish line in Congress (Re
• Karzai approves plan for new Afghan police force (Reut
• BP lobbied UK over Libyan prisoner transfer case (Reut
• Obama enlists Bill Clinton's aid on economy (Reuters)
• Amiable mood for North Korea-U.N. military talks: officials
• Vatican toughens rules on sexual abuse of children (Re
• Vatican fast-tracks paedophile priest probe (AFP)
• Leak forces new delay to BP oil cap test (AFP)
• Argentina legalizes gay marriage in historic vote (AP)
• 'Abducted' nuclear scientist returns to Iran (AP)
• Blast in Pakistan's Swat Valley kills 5, wounds 58 (AP
• Cuba prisoners shared cells with rats, roaches (AP)
• Can the Allies Trust Afghan Soldiers to Watch Their Backs?
• Ford shuffles European executives (AP)
• Israelis convicted in bound Palestinian's shooting (AP
• Shebab threaten more attacks after Uganda bombings (AF
• Suicide attack kills five in Pakistan's Swat valley (A
• Earl Jones victims can sue Royal Bank of Canada (Reute
• Surgeon jailed for killing 3 appeals in Australia (AP)
• Dems, GOP showing rising frustration with Afghan war (
• Somalia's al-Shabab Wants to Join Terror's Big League
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• DR.Congo fuel truck fire kills 200: Red Cross (AFP)
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• Clinton hopes Russia accepts US missile defense (AP)
• Congo: UN says at least 220 dead in oil explosion (AP)
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• Russia furious over Cold War-style US spy arrests (AFP
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• IOC accepts all 3 candidates for 2018 Winter Games (AP
• Iraqi PM accepts electricity minister's resignation (A
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• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,408 (AP)
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• BP Gulf spill costs hit $2 billion, no end yet (AP)
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• Cop, Dallas police chief's son dead after shootout (AP
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• Iraqi FM says political 'bickering' risks street riots
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• Lawrence of Arabia, guiding US Army in Iraq and Afghanistan
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• Seven Iraq troops killed near Syria border in new ties blow
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• Obama's spill recovery chief will be part-time (AP)
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• France seeks new military deal with Africa (AFP)
• S.Lanka marks victory as war crime pressure mounts (AF
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• Obama's still popular abroad _ but his policies aren't
• Facebook draws 7,000 to anti-Muslim pork sausage party in P
• Pakistan Madrasahs Draw U.S. Students Despite Scrutiny
• Obama Vows Clean Energy Push, Green Groups Want Details
• Utah firing squad executes convicted killer (AP)
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• Military investigates shooting at Ga. Army post (AP)
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• Human heads found in boxes at Arkansas airport (AP)
• Clinton comment on immigration law riles Ariz. gov (AP
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• Times Square car bomb suspect indicted in NYC (AP)
• Blagojevich witness says he got job after donating (AP
• Toy soldiers run afoul of school's weapons ban (AP)
• Fired Chicago police lt. denies torturing suspects (AP
• Serbia leads Germany 1-0 at halftime (AP)
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• FIFA steps up fight against WCup match-fixing (AP)
• Argentina shines again, Greece, Mexico win (AP)
• 49er McDonald arrested on suspicion of DUI (AP)
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• Police say Iraqi interpreter for US army killed (AP)
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• The Assassinated Hamas Leader and the Polish Connection
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• Experts: U.S. has no long-term political strategy for Afgha
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• Polar Heat Bringing Harder Winters (OneWorld.net)
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• Christina Aguilera to sing national anthem — again (A
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• Al-Qaida in Iraq claims deadly central bank attack (AP
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• In an Afghan Valley of Death, Good News -- for Now (Ti
• Justice: Blackwater case should have gone forward (AP)
• Turkish military kills 4 Kurdish rebels in Iraq (Reute
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• HRW urges Iraqi Kurds to ban female circumcision (AP)
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• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,406 (AP)
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• Cowardly bullfighter: Mexican matador flees bull (AP)
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• U.N. urges Kyrgyzstan to contain ethnic killing (Reute
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• Obama, oil chiefs face hot seat on key day of spill drama
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• Italy arrive to defend World Cup title (AFP)
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• Attack on US convoy in Iraq kills 2 bystanders (AP)
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• In last NYC stop, Dalai Lama discusses kinship (AP)
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• Man sentenced to death in Iraq for Russian killings (R
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• Obama to West Point grads: Success in Iraq, progress in Afg
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• Landis accuses ex-teammate Armstrong of doping (AFP)
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• NKorea warns of war if punished for ship sinking (AP)
• Gay couple sentenced to maximum 14 years in Malawi (AP
• Jobless claims rise 25,000 last week to 471,000 (AP)
• Pakistan blocks YouTube over unIslamic content (AP)
• Senate fails to end debate on bank reform bill (Reuter
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• Tensions rise as South Korea says North torpedoed ship
• Louisiana shore sees heavy oil as BP prepares plug (Re
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• U.S. launches criminal probe on soldiers in Afghanistan
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• Thai troops hunt militants as Bangkok smoulders (AFP)
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• Russian official: Iran's reactor ready by August (AP)
• Paintings worth millions stolen in Paris (AP)
• Thai govt declares protest violence mostly quelled (AP
• UK's Cameron, Clegg finalize coalition deal (AP)
• Dealing With Tehran: The Return of Diplomacy (Time.com
• Union wins court fight with BA on strikes (AP)
• 5 mummified bodies found in truck in north Mexico (AP)
• Guinea army chief promises free, fair elections (AP)
• Cyclone Laila hits southeastern India (AP)
• Support grows for Conservatives: poll (Reuters)
• Ninja students foil Aussie mugging (AFP)
• Sean Penn tells Congress: Haiti needs urgent aid (McCl
• Can the World's Most Isolated State Be Safe for Business?
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• Chicago police officer killed in robbery attempt (AP)
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• AP IMPACT: Wal-Mart pulls jewelry over cadmium (AP)
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• Mo. auto dealer pleads guilty to aiding al-Qaida (AP)
• Official: NYC bomb suspect looked at other targets (AP
• Mass. Cardinal: Catholic schools welcome all (AP)
• Army veteran fatally shot at MacDill AFB in Tampa (AP)
• State dinner has it all: Beyonce, world-class chef (AP
• Frederick Douglass' church joins endangered list (AP)
• Attorney seeks to combine 100-plus oil lawsuits (AP)
• Death in Detroit raises questions about reality TV (AP
• US missionary returns to Idaho after Haiti ordeal (AP)
• 4th member of Midwest militia gets out of jail (AP)
• Consumer inflation vanishes, a boon for borrowers (AP)
• Suspect in Texas sect slayings pleads not guilty (AP)
• Report: Landis admits doping and fingers Armstrong (AP
• Lakers hold off Suns, take 2-game West finals lead (AP
• Celtics guard's stepfather arrested, stun gun used (AP
• Pagan hits inside-the-park HR, starts triple play (AP)
• Cruz's sac fly in 9th leads Rangers over Orioles (AP)
• Prokhorov says GM Vandeweghe won't return to team (AP)
• Vikings rookie Webb playing QB, for now (AP)
• Gonzalez's 6 RBIs snaps L.A.'s 9-game win streak (AP)
• Sinking Suns hope to rise again back in Phoenix (Reute
• Gophers backup PG Cobbs decides to transfer (AP)
• Prandelli set to be named Italy coach: report (AFP)
• Cyclist Landis admits doping, accuses Armstrong (AFP)
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• Odesnik banned for two years over breaking doping laws
• USC extends lead in NCAA women's golf (AP)
• The Dragon enters Singapore combat cage (Reuters)
• Japan's Uchiyama retains boxing title (AFP)
• Hamlin's team wins NASCAR Pit Crew Challenge (AP)
• London's new Olympic mascots not cute or cuddly (AP)
• Iraqi PM says rivals can't form government (AP)
• Iraq election recount battle over, now comes the hard part
• Iraq foreign ministry reopens as symbol of defying terroris
• Iraq foreign ministry building reopens after August attacks
• Loach's Iraq war mercenaries attack Cannes (AFP)
• Q&A: Iraq had elections, so why isn't there a new governmen
• US gets China, Russia on board for Iran sanctions (AP)
• Iraq says prisoners released by US rejoined Qaeda (AFP
• Taliban Suicide Bomb in Kabul Shatters Capital's Calm
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• Afghan Strategy: U.S. Stands By Deals with Tribal Elders
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• AP Exclusive: Iran eases grip on al-Qaida (AP)
• NBC seeks to fan enthusiasm with social networks (AP)
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• Obama to knock Republicans and emphasize jobs Thursday
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• BP to try new fix as oil spill threatens Gulf (Reuters
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• Investigators in Libya to scour site of crashed plane
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• Euro loses bounce from $1 trillion bailout (AP)
• Serbia plans to open mass grave (AP)
• Europe's travelers ponder a summer turning to ash (AP)
• Thai PM Calls Off Peace Deal with Protestors (Time.com
• 8 workers killed in attack in Russia's Dagestan (AP)
• Israelis: No halt to east Jerusalem construction (AP)
• Offshore natural gas platform sinks off Venezuela (AP)
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• Pentagon rethinking value of major counterinsurgencies
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• LA OKs Arizona boycott over tough immigration law (AP)
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• Alpaca's savage beating in Ohio upsets ranchers (AP)
• Portland police chief fired following settlement (AP)
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• Records allege Utah man beat stepson to death (AP)
• Student: Suspected impostor 'played the part good' (AP
• SC Gov. Sanford saw Argentine lover in Florida (AP)
• Other border states shun Arizona's immigration law (AP
• Md. 1st to bar schools releasing tests to military (AP
• Mothers of 3 Americans jailed in Iran get visas (AP)
• Biden son progresses at Pa. hospital after stroke (AP)
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• Portland mayor fires police chief (AP)
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• ACLU: Pa. police cite hundreds just for cursing (AP)
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• Flyers force Game 7 vs. Bruins (AP)
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• NBA pushes China expansion with new league store (Reut
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• Forlan's late strike gives Atletico Europa League title
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• Khan out to shut up Malignaggi with Garden knockout (R
• Jewel to sing national anthem at Indy 500 (AP)
• Rogge: Africa must show it wants Olympics (AP)
• Iraq toll in Sadr City blast rises to 9 (AP)
• Iraq, US begin talks over fate of Hebrew archive (AP)
• Baghdad attacks kill 10 (AFP)
• Colo. Army officer convicted of lesser charges (AP)
• Car bomb kills 7 in Shi'ite area of Iraqi capital (Reu
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• Three dead in Baghdad grocery bombing (AFP)
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• Iran border guards arrest Iraqi fishermen: report (AFP
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• Intel officials: US missiles kill 10 in Pakistan (AP)
• US Sen. Bob Bennett ousted at Utah GOP convention (AP)
• Veteran Democrat faces anti-incumbent challenge (AP)
• Betty White: golden hosting 'Saturday Night Live' (AP)
• Man in burning truck drives to fire station (AP)
• BP seeks solution after spill plan glitch (Reuters)
• U.S. says Pakistani Taliban behind bomb attempt (Reute
• UK opposition parties seek deal to form government (Re
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• Russia offers olive branch as NATO joins parade (Reute
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• Conservatives extend lead in latest poll (Reuters)
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• Whitney Harris, Nuremberg prosecutor, dies at 97 (AP)
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• No. 7 Andy Roddick withdraws from Rome Masters (AP)
• FIFA president still hopes Mandela opens World Cup (AP
• NCAA to expand March Madness from 65 to 68 teams (AP)
• Surprise! Broncos trade up, take Tebow at No. 25 (AP)
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• Former IOC president Samaranch laid to rest (AP)
• Bombs target Iraqi cleric's office, killing 25 (AP)
• Bombs kill 56 in Baghdad after al Qaeda deaths (Reuter
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• Marine's murder conviction of Iraqi dismissed (AP)
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• US Navy SEAL cleared in Iraq abuse case (AP)
• Iraq says top Qaeda arrest led to strike on Baghdadi (
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• Iraq hopes finally to bury Baghdadi myth (AFP)
• Iraq claims key gains in dismantling Al Qaeda in Iraq
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• Sarkozy to submit bill banning Islamic face veils (AP)
• Obama now talking with possible high court picks (AP)
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• AP-GfK Poll: Americans say US cars top Asian autos (AP
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• Former IOC president Samaranch dead at 89 (Reuters)
• Japan PM says end-May remains deadline on base feud (R
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• Poland president vote on June 20, Komorowski leads (Re
• Europe's airspace reopens for business (AFP)
• Greece cool as heat rises over debt rescue climate (AF
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• Pope promises action against clerical sex abuse (AP)
• Thai protests change political landscape (AP)
• Luxury train derails in South Africa, 2 dead (AP)
• Great Barrier Reef: Grounded Ships One of Many Threats
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• Jerusalem reopens popular Old City gate (AP)
• Honduran journalist killed outside tv studio (AP)
• Rwanda opposition chief held for 'genocide denial' (AF
• Thai gov't offers talks if protesters abide by law (AP
• Bank of Canada sets stage for rate hike, a G7 first (R
• Australian PM wins health deal aimed at re-election (R
• Bosnian ex-official who may face extradition criticizes U.S
• Should Christians be allowed to say 'Allah' in Malaysia?
• Volcanic Ash Cloud Stops Exotic Food Imports to Britain
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• Suit: Accused Tenn hospital shooter violent before (AP
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• Blagojevich calls feds 'cowards and liars' (AP)
• Pssst: Southern snake hunts pressured to change (AP)
• Group wants evangelist's Pentagon event canceled (AP)
• Palin set to take stand in Tenn. hacking trial (AP)
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• Judge says ex-Detroit mayor violated probation (AP)
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• American Idol winner sparks smoking debate (AP)
• Goldman reports huge profits, but troubles mount (AP)
• FBI file on accused museum shooter dates to 1963 (AP)
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• To fly through ash or not? That's no easy question (AP
• Prison tower guards, an American staple, disappear (AP
• Lakers beat Thunder 95-92 to take 2-0 series lead (AP)
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• Shell takes Pennzoil brand to Penske Racing (AP)
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• Bayern to clash with Lyon in Champions League semi (AF
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• Pavelski's OT goal lifts Sharks over Avalanche (AP)
• Tennis ace Hewitt makes winning Barcelona return (AFP)
• Mexican golf star Lorena Ochoa retires (AP)
• Boxer's deaths leaves questions in Venezuela (AP)
• Hamlin wins again on Monday, this one in Texas (AP)
• Former IOC president Samaranch dies at 89 (AP)
• Baghdad election recount could start next week (AP)
• Court-martial of Navy SEAL opens in Iraq (AP)
• Scars repaired, 13-year-old to head back to Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,392 (AP)
• Court-martial of soldier in Iraq deaths postponed (AP)
• Regional Al-Qaeda leader in northern Iraq killed: US genera
• 'Killing' of Qaeda leaders won't end Iraq attacks: analysts
• Iraq tops for unsolved murders of reporters: CPJ (AFP)
• Amnesty urges Iraqi PM to probe 'secret prison' allegations
• Leading coalition in Iraq election backs recount (Reut
• Lebanese PM says Scuds accusations like Iraq's WMD (AP
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• If we have to clash, we will, says Thai army (Reuters)
• China's Hu flies in to quake site, toll tops 1,700 (Re
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• India police defuse three bombs, probe terror link (Re
• Suicide bomber kills 7 in Pakistan's northwest (Reuter
• Europe extends flight bans as ash cloud spreads (AFP)
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• George Washington racks up late fees at NY library (AP
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• US soldier killed in Iraq helicopter crash (AP)
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• Obama: Fresh crisis without new financial rules (AP)
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• Ash cloud over Europe spreads travel chaos (Reuters)
• Goldman Sachs charged with fraud by SEC (Reuters)
• Bombs kill 32 at centre for displaced in Pakistan (Reu
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• Icelandic volcano eases but eruptions continue (Reuter
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• Iran calls US nukes tool of terror, intimidation (AP)
• Why Pakistan's Military Is Holding Back in North Waziristan
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• Spanish helicopter crashes in Haiti, 4 killed (AP)
• Zimbabwe's inflation increases to 3.5% (AFP)
• Karzai pledges transparent probe of Italians' case (Re
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• Pakistan sets new probe into Bhutto killing after scathing
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• Jankovic upset at Charleston WTA tennis (AFP)
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• Pavlik prepared for title defense against Martinez (AP
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• Book: May-Treanor feared mom before she sobered up (AP
• US soldier dismissed for threats in Iraq protest (AP)
• Dad wants more answers in Ohio soldier's suicide (AP)
• Iraq PM: Sunni-backed bloc must be in govt (AP)
• Iraqi PM says next government has to include Sunnis (R
• Have Iran and its allies been passing phony $100 bills in I
• Al Qaeda 9/11-style plot to fly airliners into shrines in I
• Three killed in shoot-out near Baghdad airport (AFP)
• Iran says it wants inclusive Iraqi government (AP)
• Al-Qaeda plotted to attack Shiite mosques in Iraq: US offic
• Aides to Iraq's Allawi in Tehran for post-election talks
• Bombs and shootings kill six in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraqi Shi'ite blocs inch toward power-sharing deal (Re
• Iceland evacuates hundreds as volcano erupts again (AP
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• Lexus GX 460 rated 'do not buy,' Toyota halts sale (AP
• Fed boss has bittersweet message on recovery, jobs (AP
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• China quake kills 400, thousands injured (Reuters)
• Obama presses Iran, gains nuclear summit pledges (Reut
• Thai protesters move to "final battleground" (Reuters)
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• Poland eyes June 20 vote, post-crash cracks emerge (Re
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• Cargo aircraft crashes in northern Mexico; 5 dead (Reu
• Iran complains to U.N. over U.S. nuclear "threat" (Reu
• Quake in remote China region kills 400 (AFP)
• World safer after nuclear summit, Obama says (AFP/HO)
• Quake in western China kills 400, buries more (AP)
• Vatican goes into damage control mode over abuse (AP)
• As Poland mourns, leaders ponder new election (AP)
• Cyclone kills 85 people in eastern India (AP)
• US forces leave Afghanistan's Korengal Valley (AP)
• Egypt: ElBaradei Talks to Muslim Brotherhood Opposition
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• Michelle Obama launches solo agenda on Mexico tour (AP
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• Canada sending nuclear materials back to U.S. (Reuters
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• Bosnian ex-official could face Serbian trial in 1992 killin
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• Ex-mine official to lead probe of W.Va. blast (AP)
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• Boy Scouts sex trial shifts to punitive damages (AP)
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• US Catholic church moving faster on abuse cases (AP)
• US prosecutor asks pope's help to return priest (AP)
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• 'Miracle' in China: 115 trapped miners rescued (AP)
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• Study: Breast-feeding would save lives, money (AP)
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• Priest accused of US abuse still working in India (AP)
• German minister criticizes Facebook on privacy (AP)
• Pope visits Malta mid-month, sex abuse cases await (AP
• Europe's Education Crisis: College Costs Soar (Time.co
• Russia: Bomber kills 2, Islamic insurgency spreads (AP
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• Protesters vow to stay in Bangkok commercial core (AP)
• Stranded coal carrier threatens Great Barrier Reef (AF
• Mexicali earthquake: Major 7.2 quake hits US-Mexico border
• The Dark Side of Brazil's Economic Miracle (Time.com)
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• Ronaldo, Higuain strike again to put Real top (AFP)
• Cyclist Cancellara ends long Swiss wait for Flanders crown
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• Roddick ends Berdych's run to win Miami Masters title
• How much can a Swedish woman forgive? Ask Elin (AP)
• Retrial postponed for Iraqi in Briton's death (AP)
• Iraq on alert after deadly embassy blasts (AFP)
• Suicide bombings target Baghdad embassies, killing more tha
• Deadly raid on Sunni village renews fear of sectarian viole
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• Justice Stevens to leave while Obama in office (AP)
• Russian spacecraft docks at orbiting station (AP)
• Dubai jail sentence upheld for UK kissing couple (AP)
• Cardinal defends pope, denounces "petty gossip" (Reute
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• Apple's iPad hits shelves; testing begins (Reuters)
• Protesters defiant in siege of key Bangkok district (R
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• Zuma calls for calm over white supremacist killing (AF
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• Blasts derail Russian train in Dagestan (AP)
• Karzai, US general meet with Afghan tribal leaders (AP
• Pope hailed as 'unfailing' leader at Easter Mass (AP)
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• Inquiry begins into deadly Wash. refinery blast (AP)
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• Air Force to launch robotic winged space plane (AP)
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• RI flooding brings 2 churches closer for Easter (AP)
• It's Butler vs. Duke for national title (AP)
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• Triple blasts rock Baghdad embassies, killing 30 (AFP)
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• Baghdad blasts 'kill 30' (AFP)
• Massive blasts rock central Baghdad (AFP)
• Iraqi village killers 'posed as US soldiers' (AFP)
• Kidnapped Army linguist returns home to San Diego (AP)
• Sadrist kingmakers close 'referendum' on Iraq PM (AFP)
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• Kurds want Talabani to stay on as Iraqi president (AFP
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• Ahmadinejad rejects Obama's "beautiful words" to Iran
• Jews outraged at Vatican scandal comparison (Reuters)
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• Thai protesters occupy capital's commercial center (AP
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• Belgium Moves Closer to Europe's First Burqa Ban (Time
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• Sudan says election to start on time despite protest (
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• Australia appoints first population minister (AFP)
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• Hu Jintao's U.S. Visit: Talks on Currency, Nuclear Iran
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• Fire above Minneapolis pub kills 3 adults, 3 kids (AP)
• 5 dead, 2 hurt in blast, fire at Wash. refinery (AP)
• Ohio high school: Notre Dame recruit died in Fla. (AP)
• Death threats prompt tighter security for Andrews (AP)
• AP: Vatican waited years to defrock Arizona priest (AP
• 2nd American woman charged in 'Jihad Jane' case (AP)
• SF crime lab scandal strains justice system (AP)
• Feds: Homes with Chinese drywall must be gutted (AP)
• Thousands of vets missing out on better benefits (AP)
• Militia's influence appears limited to close group (AP
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• Napolitano tours flooded RI, deemed disaster area (AP)
• Neighbors' fear impedes NJ child gang-rape case (AP)
• 'Dynasty' oil tycoon John Forsythe dead at 92 (AP)
• Fla. chef has 9 reasons his octopus tastes better (AP)
• FBI probes Alabama lawmakers on bingo casino bill (AP)
• NYC study: 50 native plants disappearing (AP)
• Spacewoman power: 4 women in orbit at same time (AP)
• Lakers sign Kobe to 3-year, $90 million extension (AP)
• LeBron, Cavs get 60th win; close in on best record (AP
• A-Rod meets with MLB investigators on Canadian doc (AP
• Kim takes 1-shot lead in Kraft Nabisco (AP)
• Roddick edges Nadal in Key Biscayne semis (AP)
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• Judge says lawsuit against Browns can move ahead (AP)
• Wakefield looking for bounce-back year (AP)
• Cavs shoot down Hawks to reach 60 wins again (Reuters)
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• Roddick stuns Nadal to book Miami tennis final (AFP)
• Molder shoots 66 to take Houston Open lead (AP)
• Ex-boxing champ back in New Mexico jail (AP)
• Kyle Busch wins NASCAR trucks race at Nashville (AP)
• Men in Iraqi army uniforms kill 24 in Sunni area (AP)
• Gunmen storm Sunni enclave in Baghdad, kill 24 (Reuter
• Gunmen in army uniforms massacre 25 people in Iraq (AF
• Kidnapped Army linguist returning to San Diego (AP)
• Iraq, Afghan wars biggest logistical effort since WWII: US
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• Iraq's Sadrists hold vote for prime minister choice (R
• Employers added most jobs in 3 years in March (AP)
• Obama: US would go bankrupt without health changes (AP
• Official says new checks set for travelers to US (AP)
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• Source: Charlie Sheen wants to bow out of sitcom (AP)
• U.S. to impose new airline security measures (Reuters)
• Obama, Medvedev to sign landmark nuclear arms pact (Re
• Obama urges China's Hu to get behind Iran push (Reuter
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• Obama touts healthcare reform benefit to business (Reu
• Pakistan tables long-awaited constitutional reforms (R
• Israel warns of new Gaza assault after air strikes (AF
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• Sounds heard in China mine where 153 trapped (AP)
• Reports: Medvedev proposes tougher terrorism laws (AP)
• Cardinals defend pope on church sex abuse scandal (AP)
• Christians converge on Jerusalem for Good Friday (AP)
• George Papandreou: The Greek Thinker (Time.com)
• Arsenal defender Gallas out for rest of season (AFP)
• Hamas hints it wants to keep Gaza quiet (AP)
• Man sought for questions in death of Mexican girl (AP)
• Kenyan parliament passes draft constitution (AP)
• Karzai under fire after attack on 'foreigners' (AFP)
• Canada police apologize for Polish immigrant's death (
• Australia says will not accept commercial whaling plan
• Beheadings become signature of Mexico's drug gangs (Mc
• Britain names Chagos Islands world's largest marine preserv
• In Gentrifying Berlin, Revenge of the Anarchists (Time
• A Blueprint for Haiti's Redevelopment (OneWorld.net)
• FBI warns extremist letters may encourage violence (AP
• 1 dead, 3 missing in blast, fire at Wash. refinery (AP
• Autopsies: Women found in Ohio home were strangled (AP
• Medical waste shipments turn up heads, torsos (AP)
• Abortion doctor's killer uses sentencing as forum (AP)
• Flooding disaster is latest blow for hard-luck RI (AP)
• 3 charged with murder in fatal NY subway stabbings (AP
• Authorities expand search for missing Colo. girl (AP)
• Calif. bill would expand pesticide safety program (AP)
• Judge to rule on release of 8 militia suspects (AP)
• Israeli woman detained on military leak accusation (AP
• Obama urges patience as health care law kicks in (AP)
• Ore. scouting exec says parents negligent in abuse (AP
• Hope and a telescope enthrall Gaza stargazers (AP)
• Fundraiser charged in Mass. Catholic school ruse (AP)
• Calif. AG: No criminality found on ACORN tapes (AP)
• Obama visits flood emergency site in Massachusetts (AP
• Obama talks to Chinese leader while plane idles (AP)
• NJ man arrested in connection to gang-rape case (AP)
• Donations pour in to father of fallen Marine (AP)
• Dayton wins NIT, beats North Carolina 79-68 (AP)
• Final Four teams make it to Indy with D (AP)
• 'If it doesn't hurt, you haven't done enough.' (AP)
• Clijsters edges Henin in semis; Venus wins (AP)
• Stadler, Percy top Houston Open leaderboard (AP)
• Shaq working his way back from thumb injury (AP)
• Browns' Rogers arrested after gun found in luggage (AP
• Kennedy sharp as D-Backs rout Brewers 12-3 (AP)
• Anthony, Nuggets bounce back to top Blazers 109-92 (AP
• Morgantown cautions fans: The world is watching (AP)
• Fergie backs United to sink Chelsea without Rooney (AF
• Cyclist Boonen has another Flanders in his sights (AFP
• Kings rout Canucks behind Brown's hat trick (AP)
• Venus to face Clijsters in Miami tennis final (AFP)
• Pettersen leads Ochoa by stroke in first major (AP)
• Hopkins eyes revenge against desperate Jones (Reuters)
• Group sues over allegedly counterfeit racing gear (AP)
• IOC backs Russia over security at Sochi Olympics (AP)
• Shiite cleric' followers choose their PM candidate (AP
• Iraq's Sadrists go to the polls in PM 'referendum' (AF
• Sadrists, Iraq's new kingmakers, hold sway in vote (AF
• Six Iraq al Qaeda leaders killed or arrested: U.S. (Re
• U.S. Justice sues KBR for improper costs in Iraq (Reut
• Iraq says March deadliest month so far this year (AFP)
• US sanctions London-based Al-Qaeda 'gunrunner' (AFP)
• Iraq Shi'ite party open to alliance with Allawi (Reute
• Iraqi health official gunned down at home (AFP)
• Iraq's Kurds want a voice in exchange for support (AP)
• Abducted Army linguist glad to be back in US (AP)
• Iraq Election: Media Call Allawi Win, Deadlock Remains
• Security Council backs Iraq election results (AP)
• Iran denies meddling in Iraqi politics (AFP)
• Dead soldier's father must pay organizer of anti-gay protes
• Obama to allow oil drilling off Virginia coast (AP)
• Pakistan asks Swiss to open president's graft case (AP
• Google service disruption bodes ill for Chinese (AP)
• People: Jesse James seeks professional help (AP)
• Obama to permit oil exploration off Virginia coast (Re
• Bombs kill 12 in Russia, days after metro attacks (Reu
• U.S. rebound on good footing: Fed's Fisher (Reuters)
• Obama wants U.N. sanctions on Iran in weeks (Reuters)
• Copenhagen Accord climate pledges too weak: U.N (Reute
• Some Yahoo email accounts hacked in China, Taiwan (Reu
• Iranian nuclear scientist defects to U.S.: report (Reu
• AIG lawsuit alleging missed "red flags" dismissed (Reu
• Russia rocked by new deadly suicide attack (AFP)
• Iran negotiator visits China amid sanctions pressure (
• New suicide blasts kill 12 in southern Russia (AP)
• UK 'Climategate' inquiry largely clears scientists (AP
• Bicycle bomb kills 13 in southern Afghanistan (AP)
• Google: Online attacks aimed at Vietnam critics (AP)
• Study suggests toads can detect coming earthquakes (AP
• E.U. Members Sell Weapons with Torture Potential (Time
• Granny fined £1,000 for selling goldfish to child (
• Brazil trial in US nun killing delayed (AP)
• Zimbabwe's Roy Bennett hit with new charges (AFP)
• Trial into 2008 Mumbai terror attacks closes (AP)
• G8 increases pressure on Iran over nuclear program (Re
• Mining titan BHP in landmark iron ore pricing move (AF
• Chavez Turns to Defamation Law to Stem Venezuela Dissent
• Israel Recognising Obama Means Business (OneWorld.net)
• Hearings scheduled for suspected militia members (AP)
• Gunman sprays DC crowd, killing 4 and wounding 5 (AP)
• Pa. college benefits from namesake Italian apparel (AP
• US pledges $1.15B to earthquake-stricken Haiti (AP)
• Casino at ex-Rat Pack hangout closes at Tahoe (AP)
• Rising water forces evacuations in New England (AP)
• Philly charter school moonlights as a nightclub (AP)
• VA doctors prohibited from prescribing medical pot (AP
• Calif. judge sentences serial killer to death (AP)
• Bullying raises questions about schools' vigilance (AP
• Dem AGs rebuff GOP govs on health-care lawsuits (AP)
• Teacher who inspired 'Stand and Deliver' film dies (AP
• Priest defends Vatican's handling of Wis. scandal (AP)
• Body parts found at Kansas medical waste company (AP)
• Fire at La. chemical warehouse forces evacuations (AP)
• FAA, NTSB investigate near mid-air crash over SF (AP)
• Lesbian, girlfriend OK for private Miss. prom (AP)
• Man fleeing Ohio police jumps fence — into prison (AP
• Cops: Minn. man trapped, shot ex with kids in car (AP)
• Suicide-slaying suspected in deaths of 4 in NC (AP)
• UConn, Griner headline intriguing Final Four field (AP
• Tar Heels, Flyers to play for NIT title (AP)
• Moore leads Huskies back to the Final Four (AP)
• Oklahoma beats Kentucky to earn Final Four berth (AP)
• Lavin agrees to become coach at St. John's (AP)
• Skinner fired as Boston College basketball coach (AP)
• Vikings sign defensive end Mike Montgomery from Packers
• Spring Training Capsules (AP)
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• Tar Heels beat Rhode Island in NIT semifinals (AP)
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• Tour de France team lineup announced (AFP)
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• Berdych upsets top seed Federer at Miami tennis (AFP)
• Tiger Woods' Masters Partners (AP)
• Dad of a fallen Marine perseveres against protests at milit
• Iraqi artist who opposed Saddam now fights 'terrorist' labe
• Iraqi PM fights to hold power, risks sectarian war (AP
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• Sadrists organise referendum to name Iraq PM (AFP)
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• Iraqi panel wants to bar 4 elected on winning list (AP
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• Obama's health insurance rule — it was a GOP idea (AP
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• Thailand protesters try to oust army from streets (AP)
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• Israelis quit Gaza after worst clash in over a year (R
• Greece says no decision yet on bond (Reuters)
• Earth Hour 2010 gets underway in Australia, Pacific islands
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• Pakistan's Chief Justice Takes on its Political Class
• India: Bhopal Legacy Haunts Nuclear Liability Bill (On
• Chicago taxi driver accused of supporting al-Qaida (AP
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• Maine man gets 10 years in fatal sex game shooting (AP
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• Charges reduced in phone caper at senator's office (AP
• Fla. girl assaulted before found in Ga. landfill (AP)
• Calif. nixes rule mandating reflective car windows (AP
• NCAA: Separating the contenders from pretenders (AP)
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• Qualifying rained out at Martinsville (AP)
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• Last defendant in Iraq killings ready for trial (AP)
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• Iraq's Allawi in coalition talks after poll win (AFP)
• Secular challenger hails Iraq election victory (AP)
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• Can Iyad Allawi Coalesce Iraqis After Election Success?
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• Iraq's new parliament seat distribution (AP)
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• Families of contractors killed in Iraq sue feds (AP)
• Challenger Allawi edges PM Maliki in Iraq election (Th
• Allawi narrowly wins Iraq election, Maliki rejects result
• Twin blasts kill 42 in Iraqi city: security sources, medics
• Allawi wins Iraq election by two seats: official results
• Bombs kill 42, wound 65 in Iraq town: police (Reuters)
• Iraq election: Syria positions itself as trade gateway to E
• Iraq election: a 'birther' movement and comparisons to Nazi
• Gov't unveils plan to shrink some home loans (AP)
• Democrats send Obama final health measure (AP)
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• McCain, Palin to campaign together in Arizona (AP)
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• White House to announce housing aid: sources (Reuters)
• Israel says it will still build in Jerusalem (Reuters)
• Euro zone wins muted approval for Greece aid deal (Reu
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• Europe seals Greek rescue, stabilises euro (AFP/File)
• No change on Jerusalem policy: Netanyahu (AFP)
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• French bishops "ashamed" of priest sexual abuse (AP)
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• Pakistan: 5 soldiers, 21 alleged militants killed (AP)
• U.S. and Israel Square Off over Jerusalem Settlements
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• Mexico arrests 'King of Heroin,' with ties to US (AP)
• Mugabe, Tsvangirai reject gay rights for Zimbabwe charter
• Marcos, 80, seeks comeback in Philippine elections (AP
• Struggling Ontario delays balanced budget goal (Reuter
• Police in Australia investigated for racist e-mail (AP
• Mexico bristles as some U.S. states relax marijuana laws
• South Korea pushes to recycle nuclear power plant fuel
• France: Sarkozy Drops Unpopular Carbon-Emissions Tax (
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• US priest accused of molesting 200 deaf boys (AP)
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• Calif. pot vote isn't just hippies versus cops (AP)
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• RI Indians want valuable Navy property in Newport (AP)
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• 2nd apparent pipe bomb found in east Texas mailbox (AP
• NYC's St. Vincent's Hospital fights for life (AP)
• NY cops: Man, 90, hit, suffocated wife of 67 years (AP
• Sex abuse scandal in US, Italy taints papacy (AP)
• Medical helicopter crashes in Tenn.; 3 crew killed (AP
• Coroner: Threat letter part of snack heir suicide (AP)
• Tentative deal reached on rebuilding WTC site (AP)
• CDC: Breast-feeding varies by race, place (AP)
• PBS, NPR stations get $10M infusion for local news (AP
• Strip club 'pole tax' in hands of Texas high court (AP
• Wis. priest accused of molesting 200 deaf boys (AP)
• FIU president: Campus 'safe' despite player death (AP)
• Odesnik fined for importing HGH (AP)
• K-State, Butler, Kentucky, West Virginia advance (AP)
• Pullen's key 3 helps K-State advance to round of 8 (AP
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• Giggs hints at Wales return (AFP)
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• Iraq vote results near, Maliki backers urge recount (R
• Iraq awaits vote results as blocs neck-and-neck (AFP)
• Iraq awaits vote results, blocs neck-and-neck (AFP)
• Iraq to release full results from March 7 vote (AP)
• Judge to rule on case involving 24 Iraqi deaths (AP)
• New US sanctions target Al-Qaeda in Iraq (AFP)
• Marines charged in killings of Iraqis (AP)
• Allawi's surprising strength in election shows divided Iraq
• U.S. targets Iraqi with ties to al Qaeda network (Reut
• Iraq FM to remain at Arab summit after differences resolved
• Teenage bomber kills three in west Iraq blast (AFP)
• Iraq provincial chiefs back Maliki recount call (AFP)
• Five soldiers killed in latest attacks in Iraq (Reuter
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• House sends health care overhaul bill to Obama (AP)
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• Clinton: US wants biting sanctions on Iran (AP)
• PepsiCo to cut sodium, sugar, fat in products (AP)
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• House approves sweeping healthcare overhaul (Reuters)
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• North Korea to try U.S. man for illegal entry (Reuters
• Karzai holds peace talks with insurgent faction (Reute
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• Sarkozy prepares cabinet reshuffle after vote rout (Re
• Greenberg sells AIG stock to UBS for $278 million (Reu
• Historic health overhaul a triumph for Obama (AFP)
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• NKorea says will put detained American on trial (AP)
• Sandstorms across China prompt health warnings (AP)
• Fitness program whipping SAfrican cops into shape (AP)
• Karzai meets envoys of Taliban-linked group (AP)
• Rio Tinto officials plead guilty to China bribery (AP)
• The Trouble with Sinai: Egypt's "Mexico" Problem (Time
• France invites Sudan, not Bashir, to summit (Reuters)
• Zambia's ivory proposal rejected by UN body (AP)
• Bush, Clinton to visit rubble-filled Haitian city (AP)
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• Croc attacks Australian girl, 5 (AFP)
• Haiti races to house post-quake homeless before the rainy s
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• Twins, Mauer agree on $184M, 8-year extension (AP)
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• Gasol takes center stage as Lakers beat Wizards (Reute
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• Gunmen kill 2 local officials in Baghdad (AP)
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• Maliki call for a recount in Iraq is rejected (McClatc
• Iraq PM rebuffed after demanding vote recount (AFP)
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• Allawi leads Iraq vote, Maliki asks for recount (Reute
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• Volcano erupts in Iceland, hundreds evacuated (AP)
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• Sarkozy's party expecting setback in regional vote (AP
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• Volcano erupts in Iceland, hundreds flee (Reuters)
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• Former Interior Secretary Udall dies at age 90 (AP)
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• NCAA: Bracket-busting day thanks to Northern Iowa (AP)
• Bracket buster: Northern Iowa stuns No. 1 Kansas (AP)
• Saint Mary's stuns 'Nova to advance to Sweet 16 (AP)
• Top-seeded Kentucky routs Wake Forest 90-60 (AP)
• Ovechkin scores in return from suspension (AP)
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• Padres' LeBlanc retires 14 of first 15 batters (AP)
• Pierce leads Celtics past streaking Mavericks (Reuters
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• Fergie takes aim at Liverpool with one-season jibe (AF
• France edge out England to seal Six Nations Grand Slam
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• Toms says right shoulder needs surgery (AP)
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• Rick Wilson beats Phil Parsons to win legends race (AP
• Iraq PM in tight election battle, demands recount (AFP
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• Iraq's Maliki asks for recount, warns of violence (Reu
• Iraq PM Maliki calls for vote recount: statement (AFP)
• Thousands rally to pull troops from 2 war zones (AP)
• Anti-war protesters take to streets, defy US indifference
• Allawi inches ahead of Iraq PM in vote count: results
• Iraq and Afghanistan: America's invisible wars (The Ch
• Obama making final health care pitch to House Dems (AP
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• Thai protesters' caravan wends through capital (AP)
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• Thousands of BA flights canceled as crew on strike (AP
• In Thailand, A Little Black Magic Is Politics as Usual
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• Boy Scouts sex files now evidence in Ore. lawsuit (AP)
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• Member of Texas polygamist sect sentenced 75 years (AP
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• NCAA: Chalk-filled Day 2 ends with Maryland win (AP)
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• Lucas, Morgan save MSU in 70-67 win over NMSU (AP)
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• United aim to slay Liverpool jinx in Premiership hunt
• Cavendish keeps SanRemo favourites guessing (AFP)
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• Soderling stops Murray for Indian Wells semi spot (AFP
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• Logano wins 1st pole of career at Bristol (AP)
• Obama sends Molson beer to cover hockey bet (AP)
• Rival edges ahead of Iraq PM in overall vote count (AP
• Thousands expected in DC for anti-war protest (AP)
• 7th anniversary of Iraq War passes, little noticed (AP
• In tight Iraq parliament vote, upsets point to future battl
• FIFA reinstates Iraq to international football (AFP)
• Rice admits Iraq regrets, says US eventually 'got it right'
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• Democrats push toward Sunday vote on health care (AP)
• Viacom, YouTube air dirty laundry in legal battle (AP)
• Demi Moore's Twitter account part of suicide help (AP)
• Cops: Burglar logs into MySpace on store computer (AP)
• Quartet hopes package will unlock Middle East talks (R
• Thai protesters target "hearts and minds" of Bangkok (
• Healthcare bill to cut deficit: CBO (Reuters)
• China tries to cool yuan dispute with U.S. (Reuters)
• Bomb damages right wing-group's Athens office (Reuters
• China upholds ban on Australia's access to Rio trial (
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• Cable networks eye Sarah Palin reality show (Reuters)
• Quartet tells Israel to halt settlement activity (AFP)
• Obama legacy at stake as health vote looms (AFP)
• Diplomats urge resumption of Mideast talks (AP)
• Geneva atom smasher sets record for beam energy (AP)
• Pakistan arrests halt UN contacts with Taliban (AP)
• Munich diocese faces "Tsunami" of abuse claims (AP)
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• Afghanistan: Karzai's Brother Complicates Kandahar Plans
• Liverpool get Benfica in Europa League (AFP)
• Venezuela asks for details of charges in ETA case (AP)
• Bharti board to meet Saturday, discuss Zain deal - source
• Turkey PM to hold talks on charter reform with rivals
• Core inflation jumps above 2 percent (Reuters)
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• Pakistan seeks civilian nuclear aid, but U.S. unlikely to d
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• Calif police department on alert for deadly traps (AP)
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• Gunman kills KC 7-Eleven clerk working final shift (AP
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• NH man convicted of killing landlord for truck (AP)
• US citizen pleads guilty in 1968 air hijacking (AP)
• NCAA: Big East shocked, loses 3 teams to start (AP)
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• WADA president calls on MLB to test for HGH (AP)
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• Barcelona to face Arsenal in Champions League (AFP)
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• Kariya scores 400th goal, Blues top Rangers 4-3 (AP)
• Ljubicic books semi-final berth at Indian Wells (AFP)
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• Baghdad holds key as Iraq awaits initial vote results
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• Obama to appeal for public support on health care (AP)
• Blast hits police building in Pakistan, 12 dead (AP)
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• Coming to Israel, Biden flags U.S. support vs Iran (Re
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• Pakistan: American al-Qaida suspect nabbed (AP)
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• AbitibiBowater gets tentative deal with union (Reuters
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• Mo'Nique is 5th black woman to win acting Oscar (AP)
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• Judge orders bus firm to stop interstate service (AP)
• RI mayor faces new questions in Congressional run (AP)
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• Jaguars sign 2-time Pro Bowl DE Aaron Kampman (AP)
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• Armstrong downplays Tour de France chances (AFP)
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• PM Maliki emerges as front-runner after Iraq vote (AFP
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• Turnout appears healthy in Iraq vote despite attacks (
• Odierno says US troop withdrawal plan on schedule (AP)
• After Iraq's Elections, Who Will Lead the Country? (Ti
• 'The Hurt Locker' rules on historic Oscars night (AFP)
• Obama calls Iraq vote an 'important milestone' (AP)
• Obama keeps U.S. troop withdrawal plan after Iraq poll
• US defense chief hails Iraqi voter turnout, security forces
• Iraq election: Purple fingers, but hard work ahead (Th
• Obama applauds 'courage' of Iraqi voters (AFP)
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• Vikings vs. NFL goes to trial Monday (AP)
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• Iowa State stuns No. 5 Kansas State in OT, 85-82 (AP)
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• Princeton beats Harvard to win Ivy League crown (AP)
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• Sharks rally again to beat Blue Jackets 2-1 (AP)
• Japan beat Philippines 5-0 in Davis Cup (AFP)
• Karrie Webb wins 7th Australian Ladies Masters (AP)
• Boxer Darchinyan dominates to keep superfly crowns (AF
• Harvick wins NASCAR truck race at Atlanta (AP)
• Reward offered for return of Crosby's Olympic gear (AP
• Iraqis defy deadly bomb attacks to vote (AFP)
• Iraqis defy intimidation to vote, attacks kill 26 (AP)
• Iraq Elections LIVE REPORT (AFP)
• Iraqis vote despite militant attacks that kill 24 (Reu
• Sadr urges Iraqis to vote to help end U.S. "occupation"
• Mortar shells fired at polling stations in Iraq (Reute
• Mortars rock Baghdad as election begins (AFP)
• Iraq election: polls open (AFP)
• Key players in Iraq's parliamentary elections (AP)
• A look at the major coalitions in Iraq's election (AP)
• A look at this Sunday's election in Iraq (AP)
• Timeline of events in Iraq (AP)
• French politician brings Paris glamour to Iraq vote (A
• Upstart Iraqi bloc seeks 'peaceful uprising' in Kurdistan
• Election security 'an all-Iraq show': US general (AFP)
• Obama turns up the heat for health care overhaul (AP)
• Partisanship comes in waves at US turning points (AP)
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• Pistons: Stuckey is 'doing well' after collapse (AP)
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• Regulators close banks in four states (Reuters)
• Iceland votes over foreign debts, economy at risk (Reu
• Top Pakistani Taliban leader may be dead: minister (Re
• September 11 suspects may face military trial (Reuters
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• U.S. repudiates U.N. council remarks on Mideast clash
• Bank payback plan faces failure as Iceland votes (AFP)
• British PM makes surprise visit to Afghanistan (AFP)
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• New Afghan chief in Marjah has criminal record (AP)
• Iceland braces for consequences of Icesave vote (AP)
• Egyptian president to have gall bladder operation (AP)
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• PM makes surprise visit to Afghanistan (AFP)
• Doctors warn of health threat from Chile wreckage (AP)
• Togo officials await presidential election results (AP
• Reports: SKorean Internet addicts let baby starve (AP)
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• Germany's Merkel meets Greece PM over debt bailout tensions
• Switzerland Keeping the Secrets of Alleged Tax Evaders
• Togo Tip-Toeing Toward Reconciliation (OneWorld.net)
• Pentagon shooter little known by neighbors (AP)
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• Va. AG: Colleges can't ban gay discrimination (AP)
• Woman bitten by bear at Wis. zoo, fingers severed (AP)
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• California park searched in 2nd missing teen case (AP)
• 911 call reveals Mich. girl's pleas to help mother (AP
• Prosecutor: Greed prompted Ill. fire that killed 7 (AP
• Disposal of spilled coal ash a long, winding trip (AP)
• Feds: 68 fatal ODs linked to scheme at Kan. clinic (AP
• US hunts for citizens training with terror groups (AP)
• Viewers are poised to flock to Oscarcast this year (AP
• Paterson probe puts Cuomo in a delicate position (AP)
• Texas judge says death penalty unconstitutional (AP)
• Ohio jury: Doctor guilty of wife's cyanide death (AP)
• Recovery? Great. But where are the jobs? (AP)
• Vonn wins 3rd straight WCup downhill title (AP)
• Steelers QB accused of sexual assault in Georgia (AP)
• Bears sign Peppers; Rolle becomes richest safety (AP)
• WR Nate Burleson tweets that he has joined Lions (AP)
• Didier Cuche wins men's World Cup downhill title (AP)
• Webb leads Australian Ladies Masters (AP)
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• Lowe pitches 2 scoreless inning for Braves (AP)
• Thunder beat Clippers 104-87 behind Durant's 32 (AP)
• Mercer holds on for 66-63 win over Jacksonville (AP)
• Chelsea seek to silence sceptics with Cup progress (AF
• Armstrong-Contador rivalry helps Tour contenders (AP)
• Comrie lifts Oilers past Wild (AP)
• Australia clinch Davis Cup tie with doubles win (AFP)
• Kiradech, Davies share lead at Malaysian Open (AP)
• Morrison suspected in Kan. of marijuana possession (AP
• Junior on the pole for Atlanta race (AP)
• Putin chides sports officials over Olympic flop (AP)
• Bomb kills 4 near Shi'ite shrine before Iraq poll (Reu
• Deadly car bomb rocks Iraq holy city on election eve (
• British PM faces Iraq inquiry backlash (AFP)
• Iraq: Car bomb strikes Shiite holy city, killing 3 (AP
• Bomb in Iraq shrine city kills 3 injures 54: police (A
• Iraqis abroad cast ballots in homeland's election (AP)
• Ill. judge won't toss torture suit naming Rumsfeld (AP
• As U.S. prepares to leave after 7 years, Iraq's future unce
• Iraq election: In Syria, disillusioned refugees trudge to t
• Brown blames US over Iraq reconstruction errors (AP)
• Iraq's Sunnis fear election could spark violence (AP)
• Al-Qaeda declares Iraq 'curfew' to thwart polls: SITE
• British PM Brown tells inquiry Iraq war was right (Reu
• Shadow of Saddam hangs over Iraq polls (AFP)
• Iraq politicians send singers to woo weary Iraqi voters
• Unemployment rate unchanged as 36K jobs lost (AP)
• Toyota holds rally with workers, dealers (AP)
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• No terrorism link to Pentagon shooting: police (Reuter
• Chile quake-zone still shaking, death toll unclear (Re
• Toyota: no evidence throttle fails in fixed cars (Reut
• U.S. recalls common flavoring after contamination (Reu
• House OKs $15 billion jobs bill (Reuters)
• China's Wen enters final push for soft-edged agenda (R
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• Turkey urges US to block 'genocide' bill (AFP)
• Victorious Dutch anti-Islam politician back in UK (AP)
• Turkey warns US over Armenian genocide vote (AP)
• Chile says rebuilding after quake could take years (AP
• Clashes in Athens as Greek PM seeks EU debt help (AP)
• A 'Drunkards' Strike' Shuts Down Bolivia (Time.com)
• Pakistan steps up bid to recover British boy (AFP)
• Clashes erupt at sacred compound in Jerusalem (AP)
• Rwanda grenade attack wounds 16 in capital (AP)
• Internet-obsessed S.Koreans starved baby (AFP)
• Canada details plans to slay deficit once recovery entrench
• Australian court: Vioxx doubled heart attack risk (AP)
• House panel approves Armenian genocide resolution (McC
• Turkey recalls ambassador after US resolution on 'Armenian
• Chile Earthquake: Government Needs to Build Social Trust
• Multiple people killed in bus crash near Phoenix (AP)
• Gunman killed after shooting 2 Pentagon police (AP)
• Black leaders' support may buy time for Paterson (AP)
• Scott Brown campaigns for McCain in Arizona (AP)
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• Police: Calif. mother dumped newborn in trash (AP)
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• WH considering military trials for 9/11 suspects (AP)
• Interior to announce sage grouse finding Friday (AP)
• Claim: San Francisco giving gardeners toxic sludge (AP
• AP IMPACT: Toyota secretive on 'black box' data (AP)
• 15 states, DC named 'Race to the Top' finalists (AP)
• 3 RI cops charged in cocaine-dealing operation (AP)
• Crime exhibit dispute shows families' scars linger (AP
• Police: $800 robbery preceded Wis. slayings, fire (AP)
• Alabama governor cracks down on bingo machines (AP)
• NFL free agency begins without cap (AP)
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• Blumenherst, Lim tied for lead at Aussie Masters (AP)
• Baylor's Griner suspended 2 games for punch (AP)
• Jets reach agreement with Chargers for Cromartie (AP)
• Halladay looks like ace as Phillies top Yanks 3-2 (AP)
• Panthers part ways with longtime quarterback Delhomme
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• Kobe shines before Heat stifles Lakers in overtime (Re
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• Hamstring curse ends Owen's World Cup dream (AFP)
• Anuar wins fifth stage of Malaysia Tour (AFP)
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• Australia's Tomic has perfect Davis Cup debut vs Taiwan
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• APNewsBreak: Deal reached for Yankee Stadium fight (AP
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• Iraq's religious leaders urge strong voter turnout (AF
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• British PM insists Iraq war was 'right decision' (AFP)
• UK's Brown faces questions over Iraq war (AP)
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• Attacks kill 12 as Iraqi troops and police vote (Reute
• Iraq war was 'right decision', says Brown (AFP)
• Three Nepali security guards arrested in Baghdad (AFP)
• Iraqis begin to vote in Syria and other countries (AP)
• U.S. expects difficult days after Iraqi election (Reut
• Iraq early voting shattered by deadly blasts (AP)
• One young voter hopes Iraq election will right wrongs
• Nada's uncles will tell her how to vote in Iraq election
• Iraq election: Young war generation yearns for old stabilit
• Among the 'best and brightest,' Rami won't vote in Iraq ele
• A look at some of the factions in Iraq's election (AP)
• Campaign styles reflect the choices in Iraq vote (AP)
• Senate: US has stake in Iraq elections (AFP)
• Unveiled women stop traffic in Iraq election campaign
• Defying bombers, Iraqi security forces vote en masse (
• Jobless claims drop after rising for 2 weeks (AP)
• Some Dems are wary of Obama's final health push (AP)
• Tankers warned of terror threat in Malacca Strait (AP)
• 'Extinct' frog species found again after 30 years (AP)
• Still a sticky issue: Singapore keeps gum ban (AP)
• Chile keeps shaking, rattling survivors (Reuters)
• Greece draws strong bond demand at high price (Reuters
• Obama reasserts Volcker rule, Senate bill seen (Reuter
• Court blocks individual claims vs UBS on Madoff (Reute
• Toyota sued over deaths in key California crash (Reute
• U.N. council ready to tackle Iran nuclear issue (Reute
• BOJ's Noda rebuffs government, says no policy changes
• Stampede at India temple kills 63 women, children (AFP
• Islamists jailed over Germany's 'September 11' (AFP)
• US gives Russia back Czar's stolen medallion (AP)
• Haitian family survives 2 big quakes in 2 months (AP)
• 63 die, dozens injured in Indian temple stampede (AP)
• Passenger on cruise ship: Wave ordeal terrifying (AP)
• Quake Response Doesn't Live Up to Chile's Self-Image (
• Dutch anti-immigration party gains ground in vote (AP)
• Hamas bans men from women's hair salons (AP)
• Chile military rolls out post-quake aid effort (AP)
• Australia clinch biggest hockey World Cup win (AFP)
• Pakistan calls on India to respond to dialogue proposal
• Mystery as lock of Napoleon's hair found in Sydney (AF
• Dubai assassination: Dubai wants Israel Prime Minister Neta
• France-Russia Talks: Europe Wary Over Warship Sale (Ti
• Congo Looks to Chickens to Boost Nutrition, Economy (O
• Controller complacency could jeopardize air safety (AP
• No is no: More men file sexual harassment claims (AP)
• AP source: Black leaders to meet on Paterson fate (AP)
• Congress slowly loosens its grip on Washington, DC (AP
• Son of RFK criticizes LAPD in LA Times Op-Ed piece (AP
• Defendant in SoCal's teen murder charmed some (AP)
• Coast Guard crew survives crash in Utah mountains (AP)
• Ill. Dems seek post-scandal lt. gov. applications (AP)
• Is a voting machine merger too big to stand? (AP)
• Infomercial king holds audition for next big thing (AP
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• Drivers complain that Toyota's fixes didn't work (AP)
• 3 LA teachers removed over choice of black heroes (AP)
• DA to seek death penalty in Calif. family killings (AP
• Cancer society casts more doubt on prostate tests (AP)
• Inspector: US fishery officer shredded documents (AP)
• Fired workers' comp panel staff cries foul (AP)
• AP Interview: Hamas spy unafraid, criticizes Islam (AP
• FAA suspends pair after kids radio pilots at JFK (AP)
• Hoyer: Retiring Dem faces misconduct allegation (AP)
• Armstrong feels physical demands of cycling (AP)
• Baylor's Griner likely to be disciplined for punch (AP
• Nicklaus thinks Woods will play Masters (AP)
• Jayhawks wear down K-State in Sunflower Showdown (AP)
• Russian Olympic Committee head resigns after flop (AP)
• No. 22 Maryland beats 4th-ranked Duke 79-72 (AP)
• Manning recovering from neck surgery (AP)
• Major League Baseball, Upper Deck settle lawsuit (Reut
• Suns rout Clippers again, 127-101 (AP)
• Griner's punch spoils Baylor's win over Texas Tech (AP
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• Spain puts Domenech in doldrums as French lose friendly mat
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• Russia favourite against India in Davis Cup (AFP)
• Davies, Garrido take lead in Malaysian Open (AP)
• Mosley already tired of Mayweather's pre-fight antics
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• Blair's autobiography to be published in September (AP
• Baghdad attacks kill 14 as Iraq voting begins (AFP)
• Death toll climbs to 17 in spate of Baghdad blasts (AP
• Attacks kill 12 as Iraqi troops, police vote (Reuters)
• Seven Iraqi soldiers killed as early voting starts (AF
• US ponders if Iraq elections vindicate Bush (AFP)
• Five killed in Baghdad attack as voting begins (AFP)
• Iraq's Sunni voters yearn for change (Reuters)
• Early voting begins in Iraq general election (AFP)
• U.S. lawmakers challenge Army decisions on KBR (Reuter
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• Iran casts its shadow over high-stakes Iraq vote (AP)
• Pentagon insists US drawdown in Iraq on track (AFP)
• At least 33 Iraqis die in 3 pre-election bombings (McC
• Top Dems looking to Obama for health care momentum (AP
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• Greek PM seeks EU support for tough austerity plan (Re
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• Olympic Lessons: What London Can Learn From Vancouver
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• Conservatives stalled ahead of budget: poll (Reuters)
• Attacks on Indians 'racist': Australian minister (AFP)
• France arrests Rwandan President's widow, accused in Rwanda
• Pakistan Anti-Taliban War Eases, Opens Window for Reform
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• Gov. Perry defeats Hutchison in Texas GOP primary (AP)
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• Cows to chardonnay: Can Conn. dairy farms change? (AP)
• Smithsonian turns down suit worn by OJ Simpson (AP)
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• No charges for Naomi Campbell in NYC driver flap (AP)
• Sarah Palin's new gig: late-night comedian (AP)
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• AP Source: Woods back from family counseling (AP)
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• Suicide bombers kill 33 in Iraqi city before poll (Reu
• Suicide blasts kill 33 ahead of Iraq polls (AFP)
• Triple suicide blasts in Iraqi city kill 30 (AP)
• Free land, weapons and petrol help buy Iraqi votes (AF
• Suicide attacks kill 29 ahead of Iraq polls (AFP)
• Bomb attacks in northeast Iraq kill 27, wound 42 (Reut
• Women take prominent role in Iraqi vote (AP)
• A look at women lawmakers in Iraq, rest of world (AP)
• Rove admits to error on Iraq as Bush strategist (AP)
• As drones multiply in Iraq and Afghanistan, so do their use
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• Iraqi elections have high stakes, but low bar (McClatc
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,380 (AP)
• Iraq's Sunnis bracing for chaos after election (AP)
• Iraqi candidate locked in election limbo over Baath row
• Iraq's February oil exports at highest level since 1990
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• Obama looks to undecided Dems for health backing (AP)
• Senate talks close in on deal for Wall Street regs (AP
• Pakistan lays out terror charges for 5 Americans (AP)
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• Europe car sales to fall; Toyota woes benefit Hyundai
• Greece must make more cuts, size not yet clear: EU (Re
• Chilean troops patrol quake-hit city under curfew (Reu
• Ukraine coalition collapses, no-confidence vote due (R
• Russia says still room for diplomacy with Iran (Reuter
• Toyota to announce March incentives in U.S. (Reuters)
• Karadzic denies Sarajevo, Srebrenica war crimes (Reute
• Obama to pitch "cash for caulkers" in Georgia (Reuters
• Troops fight mobs in post-quake Chile (AFP)
• Some 350 people missing in Ugandan landslide: Red Cross
• Tsunami swept away fleeing bus full of retirees (AP)
• French officials arrest widow of ex-Rwandan leader (AP
• German court overturns law on phone, e-mail data (AP)
• US Marines land on Iwo Jima to mark anniversary (AP)
• Karadzic: Serbs were targets of state terror (AP)
• Colombia: Uribe Denied Third Term, Election Race Open
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• Police: Uganda landslides kill 43; 100 missing (AP)
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• Canada wakes up after Games climax at ease with itself
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• Family holds out hope for Calif. teen's return (AP)
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• In DC, blacks were crucial to gay marriage debate (AP)
• O.J. Simpson's 'acquittal suit' to be donated (AP)
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• Renewal in the West Bank: A Little Noticed Mideast Success
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• Study: High-fat diets raise stroke risk in women (AP)
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• Five dead, including three Christians, in Iraq attacks
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• Bomb-detecting wands to be kept in service in Iraq (AP
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• Haiti: Missionary Baby-Lift Case Stokes Anger at Leaders
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• Iraq election panel seeks ruling on candidate ban (AP)
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• Haiti's homeless plead for tents after earthquake (AP)
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• UK government lawyer said Iraq war was illegal (Reuter
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• After the Destruction: What Will It Take to Rebuild Haiti?
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• Rush to Aid Haiti's Earthquake Victims (OneWorld.net)
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• Ex-Iraqi FM Tariq Aziz suffers from a stroke (AP)
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• Dementieva defends Sydney title, Serena injury fears (
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• Lights, camera, skate! Your turn, American men (AP)
• Iraq's electoral commission bars 500 candidates (AP)
• Bombs kill up to 15 in Shiite holy city in Iraq (AFP)
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• Iraq sentences 11 for August bombing in Baghdad (The C
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• Obama to woo House Dems on health care deal (AP)
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• Tens of thousands feared dead in Haiti quake (Reuters)
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• China defends censorship after Google threat (Reuters)
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• Pakistan Taliban chief said targeted by U.S. drone (Re
• Yemen says tribesmen kill 10 Shi'ite rebels (Reuters)
• Race to find survivors in ruined Haiti (AFP)
• US missile strike 'targets Pakistan Taliban chief' (AF
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• Aid workers in Haiti face logistical nightmare (AP)
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• Haiti quake: Survivors struggle while awaiting aid (AP
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• Yemen intensifies fight against Al Qaeda (The Christia
• Haiti's Agony: What It Will Take to Rebuild (Time.com)
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• Texas board to take 1st vote on history curriculum (AP
• Parents warned against use of cheap kids' jewelry (AP)
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• Tests may shed light on Conn. museum's Egypt mummy (AP
• Stiller, Pitt, other celebs urge quake relief (AP)
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• Why Haiti keeps getting hammered by disasters (AP)
• Prop. 8 backer questioned about child sex comment (AP)
• Are Leno, O'Brien going at it? (AP)
• Former minister in Texas on trial for wife's death (AP
• Perry: Texas won't seek federal education funding (AP)
• Maine man convicted in fatal sex dungeon shooting (AP)
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• AP Interview: Rogge to meet with USOC leaders (AP)
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• Kiffin promises clean program in return to USC (AP)
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• MLB committee to study expanded replay, postseason (AP
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• Armstrong pledges 250,000 dollars for Haiti quake (AFP
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• Tennis star Del Potro quits Kooyong with wrist injury
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• US women could be in for starless nights at games (AP)
• Iraq sentences 11 to death for government bombings (AP
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• Eleven Iraqis sentenced to death for Baghdad bombings
• Dutch PM accepts some of Iraq report criticism (Reuter
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• Bipartisan panel to grill Wall Street CEOs (AP)
• Google to end China censorship after e-mail breach (AP
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• Thousands feared dead as major quake strikes Haiti (Re
• U.S., Google and China square off over Internet (Reute
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• 2009 deadliest year of war for Afghan civilians: U.N.
• Yemeni al Qaeda cell leader killed: state media (Reute
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• Iran knew Israel, U.S. planned "terrorist acts": speaker
• Thousands feared dead in devastating Haiti quake (AFP)
• Google threatens to quit China over cyber attacks (AFP
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• China Missile Test Tells U.S. to Back Off over Taiwan
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• Flaherty to keep finance if Canada shuffles cabinet (R
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