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• Obama cites his agenda in holiday address (AP)
• Mrs. Obama bringing glamor to Moscow this weekend (AP)
• Group Sotomayor advised fought job tests (AP)
• Venus faces lil' sis Serena in 4th Wimbledon final (AP
• Palin resigning as Alaska governor in surprise move (R
• North Korea defies U.S. with new missile launches (Reu
• Hardline Iran editor calls for Mousavi to face trial (
• Suicide bomber attacks foreign base in Afghan east (Re
• OAS set to suspend Honduras as it renounces charter (R
• U.N.'s Ban denied Suu Kyi meeting (Reuters)
• Massive demand for Jackson memorial tickets (Reuters)
• Pakistani forces attack militants near crash site (Reu
• N.Korea test-fires seven missiles: S.Korea (AFP)
• Myanmar junta blocks UN chief from meeting Suu Kyi (AF
• 2 US troops die in attack on base in Afghanistan (AP)
• SKorea says North fires 7 missiles off east coast (AP)
• Iranian hardliner calls opposition leader US agent (AP
• Pakistani airstrikes kill at least 12 militants (AP)
• The Bigger Issue Behind North Korea's Missile Launch (
• Pope urges G8 leaders to act on crisis (AP)
• Honduras refuses to restore president; snubs OAS (AP)
• Nigerian rebels threaten new gas pipeline project (AFP
• Taliban claim to down Pakistani helicopter (AFP)
• Canada, U.S. unemployment expected to rise (Reuters)
• Australia welcomes its first new-born elephant (AFP)
• US operation aims to smooth road for Afghan elections
• Honduras Braces for a Protracted Fight (Time.com)
• 'Business as Usual' Days after Peru Crisis (OneWorld.n
• SC serial killer conjures memory of 60s murderer (AP)
• Calif. bullet train hits criticism on SF Peninsula (AP
• Palin resignation leaves questions on 2012 run (AP)
• Powerful sedative found in Michael Jackson's home (AP)
• Jackson kids face hurdles to coping with his death (AP
• Jackson was loving and attentive father, many say (AP)
• Calif. regulators warn of pot's cancer capability (AP)
• Police: Arizona woman led sons on crime spree (AP)
• AP Source: Detroit mayor firing police chief (AP)
• Communities bug out over cuts to mosquito control (AP)
• 4 decades later, freedom rider returns to Miss. (AP)
• SC residents mixed over fate of cheating gov (AP)
• Pachyderms outdo people in cross-species chow bout (AP
• Job seekers seek solace with fellow faithful (AP)
• Abortion doc murder suspect advocates via mail (AP)
• Product pitchman Mays remembered as natural seller (AP
• NYC Muslims push to add holidays to school year (AP)
• Much-needed tax refunds delayed from Ga. to Calif. (AP
• Mom in MySpace case says it was properly dismissed (AP
• States set to ring in Independence Day sans budget (AP
• Dodgers' Ramirez hitless in return from suspension (AP
• Reports: Turkoglu headed to Toronto Raptors (AP)
• Federer seeks 15th Slam vs. Roddick at Wimbledon (AP)
• Phil Jackson says he'll return to coach Lakers (AP)
• Report: Clemens didn't test positive in 2003 (AP)
• Tiger moves into lead at Congressional (AP)
• NFL coaches visit troops in Iraq in first USO trip (AP
• Source: Turkoglu cuts off talks with Blazers (AP)
• Padres expected to extend Black's contract (AP)
• Owen completes stunning Manchester United move (AFP)
• Kings acquire Smyth from Avalanche (AP)
• Wimbledon at mercy of Williams sisters (AFP)
• Diaz, Kemp share Farr lead (AP)
• Bowyer races to first Nationwide win of season (AP)
• Iraqi army arrest suspect in Kirkuk vehicle bombs (Reu
• VP Biden celebrates July 4 with US troops in Iraq (AP)
• US role in Iraq switching to diplomacy: Biden (AFP)
• Biden urges Iraqis to heal divisions (Reuters)
• Biden's visit to Iraq raises questions about Iraq's future
• SoCal-to-Vegas rail route wins federal designation (AP
• Judge eyes quick action on Calif. gay marriage ban (AP
• Powerful weapons found in Northwest drug raids (AP)
• Plant disease hits eastern US veggies early, hard (AP)
• Los Angeles police under scrutiny in Jackson death (AP
• Feds seize Madoff penthouse, wife leaves (AP)
• Judge tentatively acquits Mo. mom in MySpace hoax case
• VA silent on compensating for endoscopic mistakes (AP)
• Police: Conn. teens mishear sex screams, beat man (AP)
• RI town boasts USA's longest-running July 4th fest (AP
• Scrub tech may have exposed thousands to hepatitis (AP
• Text of SC 1st lady Jenny Sanford's statement (AP)
• Fla. justices: Gov. can't reject judge nominees (AP)
• United computer problems cleared up at O'Hare (AP)
• Artest poised to join Kobe, sign with Lakers (AP)
• Rockets' Yao to wait week before surgery decision (AP)
• Mayfield misses deadline to enter car at Daytona (AP)
• Source: Rockets agree on multiyear deal with Ariza (AP
• All in the family: Serena vs. Venus at Wimbledon (AP)
• Lee powers Cubs to 9-5 win over Brewers (AP)
• Jets' Pace suspended by NFL for 4 games (AP)
• Confident Shaq joins Cavs (AP)
• Un-bee-lievable: Bee swarm delays Astros' 7-2 win (AP)
• Owen set for shock Man Utd move: reports (AFP)
• Coyotes sign Meyer to 1-year contract (AP)
• Strasburg wins Dick Howser Trophy (AP)
• Federer, Murray closing in on history (AFP)
• Kim opens with a course-record 62 at Congressional (AP
• 'Marked' man Mayfield in for quite a fight (AP)
• Asia Olympic Council backs Tokyo's 2016 bid (AP)
• Vice president discusses US future in Iraq (AP)
• Saddam stayed in Baghdad until city fell: FBI (AFP)
• US vice president starts Iraq trip (AFP)
• FBI notes: Saddam Hussein sought familiar refuge (AP)
• Mich. soldier in Iraq sworn in as lawyer by video (AP)
• U.S. declares Iraq-based group foreign terrorist organizati
• US infantry learns to adapt after Iraq pullback (AFP)
• Vice President Biden visits Baghdad (Reuters)
• Iraqi top Shiite clerics are silent on Iran (AP)
• US puts sanctions on Iraq Shiite group, Iran adviser (
• French PM seeks to raise business profile in Iraq (AFP
• Biden on surprise trip to Iraq (AFP)
• White House: VP Biden has traveled to Iraq (AP)
• Obama confident US can abide by pullout agreement (AP)
• Iraqi soldier killed by bomb in Baghdad (Reuters)
• North Korea fires third short-range missile: South (Re
• Iran hardliners urge legal action against Mousavi (Reu
• Comoros crash survivor reunites with father (Reuters)
• Amnesty says Israel "wantonly" destroyed Gaza (Reuters
• Michael Jackson's will sets family trust, funeral sketchy
• Honduran coup leaders defy international pressure (AFP
• US Marines launch major offensive in Afghanistan (AP)
• North Korea test-fires 2 short-range missiles (AP)
• Iran's reformists call Islamic regime illegitimate (AP
• Comoros crash survivor returns to family in Paris (AP)
• Honduras' interim leader blames Chavez for crisis (AP)
• In Iran, conspiracy theories flourish (Time.com)
• European steel demand seen rising next year: trade (AF
• US ambassador returns to Venezuela after spat (AP)
• Philip Morris to buy Swedish Match South Africa (AP)
• US Marines storm south in major Afghan offensive (AFP)
• Canada seen worst of G8 not curbing climate change (Re
• Aussie officials to visit India after student attacks
• One Gaza fisherman's tale of tribulation (The Christia
• Electoral Fraud's Unexpected Gift (OneWorld.net)
• Fireworks sellers hope it's a 'backyard' Fourth (AP)
• DEA joins Michael Jackson death probe (AP)
• States without budgets as key deadline passes (AP)
• For born-again governor, love is a matter of faith (AP
• Families visit prison from comfort of their homes (AP)
• Hawaii's cheapest cruise sails into sunset (AP)
• Sentencing scheduled for Mo. mom in MySpace hoax (AP)
• SC governor silent as clamor grows for resignation (AP
• NH city rallies around refugees to banish bedbugs (AP)
• Hollywood murder case in hands of California jury (AP)
• As deficit grows, Calif. prepares to issue IOUs (AP)
• GOP's Coleman could eye Minn. governor run next (AP)
• AP: Ex-Edwards aide appears at federal courthouse (AP)
• 'Endless' supply of music in Jackson's vaults (AP)
• 1 dead, 4 hurt in SoCal dental office shooting (AP)
• Uncertain future for Jackson's Neverland Ranch (AP)
• Taser, pepper spray used as Texas pastor arrested (AP)
• Masses yearn to huddle in Liberty's reopened crown (AP
• Which Al Franken will show up in Washington? (AP)
• AP source: DEA joins Jackson death investigation (AP)
• AP Source: Pistons land FAs Gordon and Villanueva (AP)
• Williams sisters in action today in Wimbledon semis (A
• Gaborik signs with Rangers, leaving Wild (AP)
• Bryant decides not to opt out of contract (AP)
• Blackhawks pry Hossa from Wings with 12-year deal (AP)
• Judge lifts suspension, says Mayfield can race (AP)
• Fla. judge asked to release Stallworth crash video (AP
• Thunder's Mullens overcomes tough times (AP)
• Cueto leads Reds over D-Backs on day of 1-0 wins (AP)
• Santa Cruz ready for Man City striker battle (AFP)
• Hossa's big deal with Blackhawks tops busy NHL day (AP
• Self's trip helps ease Henry family's concerns (AP)
• Hewitt writes off Roddick's chances against Murray (AF
• Glover trying to look beyond US Open (AP)
• Weber won't call last 2 NASCAR races on TNT (AP)
• US team to wear Polo again at Olympic ceremonies (AP)
• Why Big Oil Declined Iraq's Riches (Time.com)
• FBI notes: Saddam feared Iran more than US attack (AP)
• Bombings kill at least 3 people in Baghdad area (AP)
• Iraqi soldier killed in first attack since US pullback
• FBI says Saddam's weapons bluff aimed at Iran (Reuters
• Saddam Hussein namesake gunned down in Kirkuk (AFP)
• Bomb kills Iraqi soldier and wounds 10 in Baghdad (Reu
• Somalia, Iraq most dangerous for minorities: NGO (AFP)
• Marines bring a bit of Iraq's 'surge' to Afghan province
• As Biden Takes Lead on Iraq Policy, Kurds Seek More From U.
• Iraq far behind in mine clearance (AP)
• Iraq death toll spikes as US troops leave cities (AFP)
• Iraq death toll in June 'highest in 11 months' (AFP)
• Iraqi Cabinet approves BP's offer on Rumaila (AP)
• Iraqi politicians of all stripes laud U.S. pullout (Re
• Iraq stands firm, rejects foreign oil deals (AFP)
• Mississippi's still fattest but Alabama closing in (AP
• California misses budget deadline, readies "IOUs" (Reu
• Comorans protest over plane crash, black box located (
• Obama aide says no more troops to Afghanistan (Reuters
• OAS sends Honduras an ultimatum after coup (Reuters)
• Suspected North Korea arms ship changes course (Reuter
• Cheap is the new cool but will America stay thrifty? (
• Party celebrates China web filter delay (Reuters)
• Iran demands EU apology before any nuclear talks (Reut
• Teen recovers after miracle rescue from Comoros crash
• Croatian PM announces resignation, quits politics (AFP
• Teen survivor of Comoros crash bruised, conscious (AP)
• NKorean ship under US scrutiny changes course (AP)
• Honduran coup leader to AP: Zelaya won't return (AP)
• Iran militia wants probe of opposition leader (AP)
• Russian gambling halls shut down in most cities (AP)
• Japan's Economic Green Shoots Could Wither Fast (Time.
• Digital images of all Rembrandt's work on show (AP)
• Ancient mosaic comes out of hiding in Israel (AP)
• Deposed Honduran prez accused of drug ties (AP)
• New UN special envoy arrives in CAR (AFP)
• China Web controversy highlights public role (AP)
• Canada mulls visas as Czech asylum seekers pour in (Re
• British man begins Australian island dream job (AP)
• Sanctions on North Korean firms indirectly target Iran
• UN probe into Gaza conflict (The Christian Science Mon
• After Iran Crackdown: Reform Movement Shows Resilience
• Activists Demand Accountability for Torturers (OneWorl
• Jackson's will to be filed in court Wednesday (AP)
• Utah's bars no longer just for club members only (AP)
• States work to stave off government shutdowns (AP)
• SC gov gambles to 'lay it all out' about affair (AP)
• NJ man on 15th drunken-driving offense: I'm guilty (AP
• AP Exclusive: Insomniac Jackson begged for drug (AP)
• LAPD says no officers fired for May Day melee (AP)
• NYPD: High-profile buildings need tighter security (AP
• Democrat Franken wins protracted Minn. Senate race (AP
• Family tradition ends as Oral Roberts U. revamps (AP)
• Ancient Iraqi sect struggles to keep culture in US (AP
• Fans gather for Apollo Theater's Jackson memorial (AP)
• Gunmen fire on group of Detroit teens, wounding 7 (AP)
• Medical examiner: Ore. girl appeared malnourished (AP)
• Big cities see resurgence in population growth (AP)
• SC attorney general calls for investigation of gov (AP
• Judge favors trial soon on Calif. gay marriage ban (AP
• Palin: I'd come out ahead in run against Obama (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Jackson said net worth $236M in 2007 (AP
• Immigrants in US are asking for money from home (AP)
• Orioles rally for stunning 11-10 win over Boston (AP)
• Federer highlights Wimbledon men's quarterfinals (AP)
• Pistons fire coach Michael Curry after 1 season (AP)
• Boozer, Okur stay with Jazz (AP)
• Rangers trade Gomez to Canadiens in 6-player deal (AP)
• Rockies' Jason Marquis beats Dodgers with 2-hitter (AP
• Cavaliers' Varejao now a free agent (AP)
• Orioles rally for stunning 11-10 win over Red Sox (AP)
• Man Utd confirm Ronaldo transfer deal completed (AFP)
• NHL supports Reinsdorf's bid for Coyotes (AP)
• No LA for Coach K, but another Olympics could work (AP
• Federer, Murray eye dream Wimbledon final (AFP)
• LPGA: Organizers drop out of Hawaii tournament (AP)
• Kenseth second, Stewart fifth in challenge (AP)
• Slam dunk! Dream Team earns spot in Hall of Fame (AP)
• Iraq Shiite cleric hopeful about US pullback (AP)
• Iraq reviews oil tenders after foreign snub (AFP)
• Blast kills 33 as Iraq takes charge of security (AFP)
• US pullback in Iraq 'important milestone': Obama (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,322 (AP)
• US troops leave Iraqi cities as car bomb kills 27 (AFP
• Biden to take new role overseeing Iraq policy (AFP)
• White House: US pullback important step forward (AP)
• Iraq takes over its own security as violence continues
• Bomb kills 32 in Iraq as U.S. troops leave (Reuters)
• Iran support for Iraqi militants falling: US general (
• US captain's farewell patrol in one-time Iraqi battleground
• Foreign firms snub Iraq oil industry (AFP)
• US House speaker hails US pullout in Iraq (AFP)
• US troops leave Iraqi cities as car bomb kills 26 (AFP
• Iraq violence may endure as US troops pullout: Gates (
• Iran declares election fight over, vote valid (AP)
• Exclusive: Parker's first photo with newborn twins (AP
• Women's quarterfinals on Wimbledon schedule today (AP)
• Child survives Yemeni plane crash with 153 on board (R
• Italy gas train explosion kills 14 (Reuters)
• Iran hardliner says election protests must cease (Reut
• North Korea trying to enrich uranium, South says (Reut
• In U.S. scandals, wives don't stand by their men (Reut
• FDA confirms E. coli found in Nestle cookie dough (Reu
• Michael Jackson's mother wins temporary control of estate
• Yemen Airbus crashes off Comoros with 153 aboard (AFP)
• Plane with 153 crashes off Comoros, child rescued (AP)
• China scraps filtering software mandate — for now (AP
• Freight train derails in Italy, kills 12, burns 50 (AP
• Ousted leader announces bid to return to Honduras (AP)
• What Argentina's Midterms Mean for Latin America's Left
• Stavridis: Afghan security more than guns (AP)
• Haiti president's party picks up 5 Senate seats (AP)
• Tsvangirai: Zimbabwe coalition not in danger (AP)
• China delays mandatory Internet filter software (Reute
• Canadian economy shrinks again in April (Reuters)
• Australian biker chief charged with airport murder (AF
• Afghans blame U.S.-led coalition for police chief's killing
• Leftist leaders hold emergency meeting over Honduras coup
• Obama to Approve Indefinite Detentions (OneWorld.net)
• Calif. lawmakers face deadline to avoid IOUs (AP)
• Courts face new challenges in faith healing cases (AP)
• AP Source: 10 others to be charged in Madoff probe (AP
• New film has Tucson revisiting Dillinger's arrest (AP)
• Jackson's parents waste no time seeking control (AP)
• Rescuers resume searching collapsed parking deck (AP)
• Texas juvenile jail sex assault case stalls again (AP)
• Oregon man's wallet resurfaces after 63 years (AP)
• Coroner team gathers evidence at Jackson home (AP)
• Jackson's death returns his father to spotlight (AP)
• SC governor affair changes landscape for 2010 race (AP
• Texas officials want investigation of gay bar raid (AP
• Exxon to pay interest on Valdez oil spill damages (AP)
• Congressman's wife resigns from Detroit Council (AP)
• Driver in 10-death Okla. wreck had clean record (AP)
• Battle to control Jackson's fortune begins (AP)
• Ailing Calif. economy could prolong US recession (AP)
• Man to stand trial for killing 3 in SFC traffic (AP)
• Man gets life sentence in Colo. slaying of student (AP
• Yao reportedly could miss season with broken foot (AP)
• Murray wins 5-set thriller under Centre Court roof (AP
• Giants' Lincecum dominates Cardinals with 2-hitter (AP
• Court takes case over licensing of NFL apparel (AP)
• Lester, Drew carry Red Sox over Orioles 4-0 (AP)
• Rays beat Halladay, Blue Jays, 4-1 (AP)
• Another update due on Vick bankruptcy (AP)
• Former Hoosiers teammates together again in NBA (AP)
• Angels make it 6 in row with win over Rangers (AP)
• German Under 21's take Euro crown (AFP)
• Penguins sign Adams, Guerin (AP)
• Texas LB treated for concussion after crash (AP)
• Murray triumphs, Federer cruises at Wimbledon (AFP)
• NASCAR submits findings from 2nd lab (AP)
• Tortorella, Gordon join US Olympic coach staff (AP)
• Dutch Supreme Court upholds mustard gas conviction (AP
• Top US commander: Iran still supports Iraq attacks (AP
• Iraqis take control as US troops leave cities (AFP)
• Iraq regains control of cities as U.S. pulls back (Reu
• Iraqi oil licensing round runs into trouble (AP)
• Britain's BP, Chinese oil firm win Iraq deals (AFP)
• 4 US soldiers killed during Iraq cities pullout (AP)
• With U.S. Withdrawal, Iraq Takes Ownership of Its War
• Chinese and US firms refuse Iraqi oil term (AFP)
• British hostages in Iraq 'died from gunshot wounds' (A
• BP, Chinese oil firm win Iraq deals (AFP)
• BP and China's CNPC win oil contract in Iraq (AFP)
• Four US troops killed in Iraq on eve of pullout (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,319 (AP)
• AP News in Brief at 5:58 p.m. EDT (AP)
• Envoy: US has no plans for Iraq talks with Iran (AP)
• Violence Spikes as U.S. Troops Withdraw From Iraq's Cities
• Arabs fear Kurdish grab after US pullout from Kirkuk (
• Iraqi exercise craze pumps up home fitness business (M
• U.S. city of Pontiac feels brunt of GM's pain (Reuters
• Israel to build 50 new homes at W.Bank settlement (Reu
• Argentine leader suffers sharp blow in vote (Reuters)
• Jackson's final hours puzzle doctor, family (Reuters)
• Obama opposes energy bill trade penalties: reports (Re
• Iran launches partial recount of disputed vote (AFP)
• Honduras interim leader orders curfew (AFP)
• Iran recount seen as bid to placate opposition (AP)
• Zimbabwe's ex-opposition mulls break with gov't (AP)
• Ousted president, replacement duel for Honduras (AP)
• Karzai: Afghan guards employed by US killed police (AP
• Russia holds major war games in Caucasus (AP)
• Will Iran take the heat off Israel over settlements? (
• Porsche rejects VW merger offer (AFP)
• Relatives burn tires after Lebanon sectarian clash (AP
• Argentine power couple loses congressional vote (AP)
• Somali rebels threaten violent response to US arms (AP
• Bangladesh textile workers go on rampage (Reuters)
• Scientists kill cancer cells with "trojan horse" (Reut
• Flood of Afghan heroin fuels drug plague in Russia (Mc
• Burma (Myanmar) presses rebels in bid to eliminate armed op
• The Honduran Coup: How Should the U.S. Respond? (Time.
• Police: Va. dad lured son home, then shot him (AP)
• Autopsy planned for TV pitchman Billy Mays (AP)
• SC governor resolves to stay put despite scandal (AP)
• Lawyer: Jackson's doc didn't give excessive drugs (AP)
• Air Force test fires missile from Calif coast (AP)
• Madoff due in court for sentencing today (AP)
• Abu Ghraib scandal haunts W.Va. reservist (AP)
• Spiritual adviser: 'Darkness' gripped Sanford (AP)
• Study finds widening generation gap in US (AP)
• Stimulus money boosts health clinics serving poor (AP)
• Does 'love factor' make SC gov more sympathetic? (AP)
• Gale Storm, perky star of 1950s TV, dies at 87 (AP)
• Jackson was acquitted at trial but never recovered (AP
• Madoff sentencing nears, but victims' pain goes on (AP
• AP Enterprise: '91 death verdict splits Ga. jurors (AP
• Arizona moves to allow concealed guns in bars (AP)
• Backcountry mail pilot helps preserve way of life (AP)
• Argentine woman admits relationship with SC gov (AP)
• 'Do The Right Thing' still asks burning questions (AP)
• Brazil rallies to beat US in Confed Cup final (AP)
• Mariano Rivera earns 500th save in Yankees win (AP)
• Rain give teenager Logano first Cup win (AP)
• Hanson wins again, leading Braves past Red Sox 2-1 (AP
• Perry wins Travelers Championship with record 258 (AP)
• Moyer wins 2nd straight, Phillies edge Toronto 5-4 (AP
• NFL players put the heavy in metal (AP)
• Milestone Man: Rivera earns 500th save for Yankees (AP
• Brazil target World Cup after Confed Cup exploits (AFP
• NC State's Irving injured in car accident (AP)
• Dementieva into Wimbledon quarter-finals (AFP)
• Nielsen rallies to win at En-Joie (AP)
• Baghdad to party as US forces pull out (AFP)
• Iraq steps up security ahead of US city withdrawal (AP
• US soldiers swap fighting for job creation schemes (AF
• Banking on security in Baghdad (Reuters)
• US withdraws from Iraqi cities despite violence (AP)
• As U.S. troops move on, Iraqis fear the coming turmoil
• American troops in Iraq fade from major cities (McClat
• Iraqi forces 'ready' to take over: US general (AFP)
• Iraq lessons learned, U.S. Marines turn to Afghanistan
• General says Iraq violence is counterproductive (AP)
• Heavy sandstorm blankets Iraq, delays oil bidding (AP)
• US commander: Iraqi troops ready for city security (AP
• GM to take on future product liability claims (AP)
• Jackson's influence gets spotlight at BET Awards (AP)
• Analysis: Somalia aid tied to shaky government (AP)
• Facebook, Twitter and peers for sale - privately (AP)
• Roberts: Supreme Court not setting school rules (AP)
• Iran detains local British embassy staff (Reuters)
• Doctor queried in Michael Jackson death (Reuters)
• U.S. beef recall expanded, 18 illnesses suspected (Reu
• Deal on U.S. healthcare overhaul still uncertain (Reut
• South Korea getting U.S. missiles to boost defences: report
• Barak open on Israel settlement freeze before U.S. trip
• Jackson family order new autopsy as anger mounts (AFP)
• Iran arrests local British embassy staff (AFP)
• Iran detains some local staff at British Embassy (AP)
• Officials: Rocket attack kills 6 Pakistan soldiers (AP
• Somali pirates release Belgian ship's crew (AP)
• Afghan minister says drug strategy is 'perfect' (AP)
• Albania votes in election seen as test for EU bid (AP)
• Which State Security Branch Rules Tehran's Streets? (T
• More clashes in Russia's North Caucasus kill 5 (AP)
• Voters to replace slain president in Guinea-Bissau (AP
• Pakistan offers reward for Taliban chief (AFP)
• Moon-lovers remember Apollo with radio chit-chat (Reut
• U.S.-built bridge is windfall for Afghan drug trade (M
• Thread of pain ran through Jackson's career (AP)
• Legality of S.C. gov's tryst raises questions (AP)
• 3 killed in pizzeria shooting outside Los Angeles (AP)
• Unlike SC's Sanford, most governors easy to find (AP)
• Doctor tells police about Jackson's final moments (AP)
• Paralyzed Vt. GI gets star-spangled welcome home (AP)
• Ky. pastor welcomes guns, their owners to church (AP)
• Questions swirl around doctor in Jackson's death (AP)
• Stonewall rebel reflects 40 years after NYC riots (AP)
• Spain's Renaissance armor, portraits on view in DC (AP
• Tampa runway closed after rocky USAirways landing (AP)
• New laws prod police, protect kids, push tax cuts (AP)
• News of Jackson's death prompts fight on Fla. bus (AP)
• Former law student gets life in PlayStation murder (AP
• Former mayor in Georgia arrested for nudity (AP)
• Calif. man working 3 jobs wins $39M lottery (AP)
• Court order seeks to strip Madoff of $171 billion (AP)
• Texas' prison guard shortage eases (AP)
• Oudin, 17, stuns ex-No. 1 Jankovic at Wimbledon (AP)
• Burnett, Yankees roll past Mets 5-0 (AP)
• Indians ship DeRosa to Cardinals (AP)
• Kyle Busch gets fifth Nationwide win of 2009 (AP)
• Manny's minor league tour lands in Lake Elsinore (AP)
• Pujols, Cardinals batter Twins, Slowey 5-3 (AP)
• Brewers rally with 3 runs in 9th to edge Giants (AP)
• Real Madrid offer 32 million euros for Benzema (AFP)
• Flames acquire potential free agent Bouwmeester (AP)
• Murray vows to stay focused at Wimbledon (AFP)
• Shin leads Wegmans LPGA; Woods' niece misses cut (AP)
• Argentina's Maidana stuns Victor Ortiz (AP)
• Dixon outruns Franchitti for win at Richmond (AP)
• Iraqi 'city from hell' happy for US troops to go (AFP)
• Iraq oil bidding process delayed by one day (AFP)
• Heavy sandstorm blankets Baghdad (AP)
• Life after U.S. pullout brings worries for Iraqis (Reu
• Did toxic chemical in Iraq cause GIs' illnesses? (AP)
• Iraq ready to handle security without U.S. (Reuters)
• Iraqi premier: ready to take over security from US (AP
• Obama implores Senate to pass climate bill (AP)
• AP sources: Obama mulls indefinite prison stays (AP)
• GOP: 'Where are the jobs?' from big fed spending (AP)
• Djokovic reaches 4th round at Wimbledon (AP)
• Michael Jackson death still unsolved after autopsy (Re
• Iran bans Mousavi ally from leaving the country (Reute
• Ruth Madoff forfeits asset claims, left with $2.5 million
• Pakistan bombs Taliban in Waziristan, 5 shot in Karachi
• Karzai tells Taliban to vote in Afghan elections (Reut
• NATO-Russia talks aim to rebuild post-Georgia ties (Re
• Japan, Korea debate exit strategy amid recovery (Reute
• Jackson verdict 'weeks away' as drug rumors swirl (AFP
• Loyalist paramilitaries give up weapons in N.Ireland (
• G-8 applauds US shift in Afghanistan drug policy (AP)
• Iran's president lashes out at Obama (AP)
• NATO and Russia expected to resume military ties (AP)
• 5 militants killed in shootout in south Pakistan (AP)
• Karzai invites Taliban to vote in election (AP)
• Will Germany's Army Ever Be Ready for Battle? (Time.co
• Berlusconi's wife angry at attention on divorce (AP)
• Bahraini sheik saddened by Jackson's death (AP)
• Search ends for bodies from Air France crash (AP)
• Mauritania president gives up claim to power (AP)
• NKorea threatens to shoot down Japanese spy planes (AP
• Canadian accused of al Qaeda ties ends Sudan exile (Re
• Australian surfer attacked by shark (AFP)
• Iran's crackdown complicates Obama's push for direct talks
• For Haitians deported from the US, an unlikely welcome-home
• How Quarreling Ayatullahs Affect Iran's Election Crisis
• A Nepali Girl's Fresh Start (OneWorld.net)
• Person close to Jacksons: Will, AEG role unclear (AP)
• Jackson was energetic, upbeat ahead of London tour (AP
• Madoff ordered to forfeit $171 billion (AP)
• SC governor's Argentina trip raises questions (AP)
• 9 killed in Oklahoma turnpike traffic wreck (AP)
• Oklahoma troubled by long line of sheriff scandals (AP
• 'Jena 6' beating case wraps up with plea deal (AP)
• AP INTERVIEW: SC 1st lady told gov to stop affair (AP)
• Controller: IOUs signal Calif fiscal mismanagement (AP
• Plane lands safely in Md. after smoke report (AP)
• Miami priest weds girlfriend in church ceremony (AP)
• Jackson death was twittered, texted and Facebooked (AP
• Ind. mayor has big hopes for Jackson boyhood home (AP)
• Reporter recalls Jackson and his mania for Disney (AP)
• Scrushy asks judge for new trial in bribery case (AP)
• Jackson may be 'worth more dead than alive' (AP)
• Bribery charges stand against ex-congressman's kin (AP
• Detroit councilwoman pleads guilty in bribery case (AP
• Tourist's family says Va. vacationer became victim (AP
• Metro chief says train operator in DC crash a hero (AP
• A-Rod passes Reggie on HR list, Yankees rout Mets (AP)
• Ethier's 3 HRs lead Dodgers over Mariners 8-2 (AP)
• Islanders draft high-scoring Tavares No. 1 overall (AP
• Federer, SWilliams advance to Wimbledon 4th round (AP)
• NFL reviewing Plaxico Burress shooting incident (AP)
• Mayweather-Marquez rescheduled for Sept. 19 (AP)
• Suspect in slaying of Broncos player in court (AP)
• Maynor back in Utah (AP)
• Derailed: Mets sloppy on defense in Subway Series (AP)
• Fortune favours Hull (AFP)
• Islanders draft Tavares No. 1 overall (AP)
• WCHA adds Nebraska-Omaha, Bemidji St (AP)
• Ivanovic beats Stosur at Wimbledon (AFP)
• Jiyai Shin leads Wegmans LPGA (AP)
• Franchitti wins pole in IndyCar Series at Richmond (AP
• Iraqi prime minister calls for unity (AP)
• Iraq PM says forces can handle security without U.S. (
• Key ally of Iraq's anti-US cleric Sadr freed (AFP)
• Obama: Solving factional split big issue in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,318 (AP)
• Motorcycle bomb kills 13, wounds 45 in Baghdad (McClat
• 13 killed in Baghdad market bombing (AFP)
• Three more swine flu cases in Iraq (AFP)
• Bomb kills 13 in latest Baghdad bombing (Reuters)
• Elite Iraqi troops in forefront after US pullback (AP)
• Obama: not enough political progress in Iraq (Reuters)
• 'Great place to live': US troops exit Sadr City (AFP)
• A Chinese Lesson in Iraqi Oil Exploration (Time.com)
• Fans at US base in Iraq shocked over Jackson death (AF
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• US forces withdrawing from Iraqi cities will move instead t
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• Iowa town struggles to understand slaying of coach (AP
• SC gov to pay state for trip where he saw mistress (AP
• SC governor's little lie masks a much bigger one (AP)
• Court: Hustler wrong to print dead woman's photos (AP)
• Report: TVA dikes on 'verge of failure' pre-spill (AP)
• Clippers take Griffin with No. 1 pick in NBA draft (AP
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• Nets trade Vince Carter to Magic (AP)
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• Venus keeps knee status a mystery at Wimbledon (AP)
• Tomlinson not feeling like 'ancient old man' at 30 (AP
• Hedo Turkoglu opts out of contract with Magic (AP)
• Rangers defeat Diamondbacks 9-8 in 12 innings (AP)
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• Coyotes players believe team will stay in Arizona (AP)
• Ex-Michigan coach Ellerbe joins GW as assistant (AP)
• Serena powers into Wimbledon fourth round (AFP)
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• Suspended driver Mayfield denies taking drugs (AP)
• US swim trials for 2012 Olympics return to Omaha (AP)
• Baghdad market bombing kills 13 (AFP)
• Motorcycle bomb kills 15 in Baghdad market (AP)
• Bomb kills 13, wounds 45 in Baghdad (Reuters)
• Top US lawmaker: Iraq pullout 'on track' (AFP)
• Iraqi, US commanders strike Mosul deal (AFP)
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• Tension deepens over intent to close Iraq's Camp Ashraf
• UK looks to young geeks to secure cyberspace (AP)
• Israel scaling back army presence in West Bank (AP)
• Venezuela, US move to restore expelled ambassadors (AP
• Lions make five changes for second Springbok Test (AFP
• Briton details claim of torture in Bangadesh (AFP)
• Canada resale home prices fall in April: survey (Reute
• Stoned wallabies make Australian crop circles (Reuters
• New clashes erupt in Tehran as police disperse protesters
• Leading Chinese dissident charged with 'inciting subversion
• Pakistan Slaying Reveals a Flawed Strategy (Time.com)
• A Hate Crime Occurs Every Hour in U.S. – Report (
• Wandering SC gov will find tough trail at home (AP)
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• Police: Man dons bustier, can't skirt drug charges (AP
• DC Metro red line stations open after crash (AP)
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• Arkansas prison troubles echo problems of the past (AP
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• Off-duty officer shoots 2 in lot after Angels game (AP
• NY Senate coup leaves policy, dignity in its wake (AP)
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• Feds arrest head of anti-gang group in LA (AP)
• NJ blogger accused of threatening Chicago judges (AP)
• AP Newsbreak: Jena 6 cases near conclusion (AP)
• Iowa coach who helped launch NFL careers is slain (AP)
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• Scary NY welcome for French tourists: police chase (AP
• Hubris, remorse drove Sanford's week of decisions (AP)
• Even cops losing their jobs in recession (AP)
• Sources: Cavs close to acquiring Shaq from Suns (AP)
• Rain on Spain: US reaches 1st FIFA tourney final (AP)
• Peppers ends stalemate, signs franchise tender (AP)
• Slain football coach was pillar of tiny Iowa town (AP)
• Roddick, Venus Williams in Wimbledon action today (AP)
• LSU beats Texas 11-4 to claim 6th national title (AP)
• Packers finalize new deal with WR Jennings (AP)
• After Shaq trade, Suns could go big again in draft (AP
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• USA celebrate huge Confed Cup win over Spain (AFP)
• Chelios says he wants to play in NHL next season (AP)
• Another Buckeye set to use NBA's one-and-done rule (AP
• Murray faces Gulbis test at Wimbledon (AFP)
• Golf great Ballesteros launches cancer foundation (AP)
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• IOC monitoring case against China's 2000 gymnasts (AP)
• Four Iraqi police killed near Fallujah (AFP)
• Iraq PM slams cleric's death calls (AFP)
• Police say bomb kills 7 in southwest Baghdad (AP)
• Two killed in Baghdad bus station bombing (AFP)
• More bombs kill at least seven in Iraq (Reuters)
• Relatives bury dead from bloody Baghdad bombing (AFP)
• US discounts Iraq withdrawal risk despite attacks (AP)
• US leaves cultural imprint on Iraq (AFP)
• US intel: Al-Qaida activity plunges in Iraq (AP)
• Obama signs $106 billion bill for Iraq, Afghan wars (R
• Iraqi's sweet sorrow: Bomb sniffers detect his perfume
• No change to Iraq pullout: White House (AFP)
• Iraq Kurds pass new constitution to include Kirkuk (AF
• Few U.S. troops to stay in Iraq cities after June 30 (
• Bomb kills 52 in Baghdad (Reuters)
• US Army in back seat as Iraqi forces take over (AFP)
• Mousavi wife: Iran under 'martial law' (AP)
• HHS secretary to press lawmakers on health care (AP)
• Durable goods orders rise unexpectedly in May (AP)
• Fed mulls tweaks to economic revival programs (AP)
• No more 'Celebrity' for Patti Blagojevich (AP)
• Woman pleads guilty in drunken breast-feeding case (AP
• Khamenei vows no retreat on Iran election result (Reut
• U.S. recession to bottom out this year: OECD (Reuters)
• Fed to hold fire on buying, talk down rate hikes (Reut
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• U.S. to send ambassador to Syria after 4 years (Reuter
• Banking "broken," consumers need help: watchdog (Reute
• Pentagon approves creation of cyber command (Reuters)
• U.S. drones prowl over Pakistan's South Waziristan (Re
• Khamenei warns Iran will not back down (AFP)
• Afghan soldiers 'kill 48 militants' (AFP)
• Mousavi wife compares Iran state to martial law (AP)
• Pakistani Taliban chief dodged missile: officials (AP)
• Kim's son takes over NKorea spy agency: report (AP)
• Iran's Khamenei may be a casualty in vote crisis (AP)
• NKorea threatens US; world anticipates missile (AP)
• Asia Challenges the U.S. for Green Tech Supremacy (Tim
• Israel: Settlement issue prompted US meeting delay (AP
• Migrants boost Jewish settler numbers in West Bank (AP
• Sudan to execute four Islamists for killing US envoy (
• Ex-detainees 'allege abuse at US Afghan base' (AFP)
• Canadian prosecutor quits Khmer Rouge trial (Reuters)
• Australian woman says beaten in Kuwait jail (AFP)
• Iranian hard-liners attempt to shut down opposition movemen
• Bio Brief: Ayatollah Sayed Ali Khamenei (The Christian
• Iran's crisis: The opposition weighs its options (Time
• Guantanamo Bay Is Not the Way - Rights Expert (OneWorl
• Report: SC gov was in Argentina, not hiking trail (AP)
• Doctor in dramatic South Pole rescue dies at 57 (AP)
• Investigators seek why automated train didn't stop (AP
• Boston Globe, union reach tentative agreement (AP)
• Andres weakens to tropical storm, back out to sea (AP)
• At age 88, Mich. man forced to deal with war past (AP)
• Minn. teen says he's angry about continuing chemo (AP)
• Palin reimburses Alaska $8K for 9 family trips (AP)
• Spector wants TV, music player for new prison cell (AP
• Driver of DC train in deadly crash loved her job (AP)
• SF lawmakers pass Haight smoke shop ban (AP)
• Dog in Calif. came — somehow — from Saudi Arabia (AP
• NJ girl, 14, gets probation for posting nude pics (AP)
• NYC beekeepers swarm City Hall to protest ban (AP)
• Group agrees to buy Iowa kosher slaughterhouse (AP)
• ACLU sues over limits on Muslim prayers in prison (AP)
• Public help sought in 1976 slaying of singer's ex (AP)
• Wal-Mart aims to keep a new flock of customers (AP)
• 5 of those killed in DC metro crash identified (AP)
• Kate Gosselin says marriage 'irretrievably broken' (AP
• Bucks send Jefferson to Spurs in 4-player swap (AP)
• Wizards send T-Wolves No. 5 pick (AP)
• Ramirez cheered by Albuquerque fans (AP)
• Federer, Serena Williams in Wimbledon action today (AP
• Phillies win opener of Series rematch (AP)
• Yzerman, Hull, Robitaille, Leetch elected to HOF (AP)
• Is Pack's Jennings next in line for new contract? (AP)
• Spurs land Jefferson in three-team trade (Reuters)
• Phils crush Rays 10-1 in opener of Series rematch (AP)
• City's Hart in Birmingham loan move (AFP)
• Devils exec Lamoriello surprised at Hall selection (AP
• Texas forces decisive Game 3 against LSU at CWS (AP)
• Murray confident he can live with Wimbledon mania (AFP
• Kono wins stroke play at Women's Publinx (AP)
• Mosley to step down after deal to prevent F1 split (AP
• Age-old question: Chinese gymnasts under review (AP)
• Corruption tops many Iraqis' concerns, not security (R
• Blind Iraqi girl gets new set of eyes in London (AP)
• US urges Gulf states to support Iraq, counter Iran (AF
• Iraq to mark US pullback from cities with holiday (AP)
• Iraq to mark US pullout with holiday, ceremonies (AFP)
• Iraq oil minister insists strategy is on track (AFP)
• Iraqi Kurds seek change in parliamentary campaign (AP)
• Iraq: forgotten and in trouble? (The Christian Science
• Obama to push healthcare, energy reform (Reuters)
• Seven killed in Washington subway crash: mayor (Reuter
• U.S. credit rating a "solid triple-A": Moody's (Reuter
• Air France crash searchers say no black box found (Reu
• U.S. and Kyrgyzstan sign new air base deal: MP (Reuter
• Confidence slipping in Obama economy rescue: poll (Reu
• Guard kills rival to Pakistan Taliban leader Mehsud (R
• Iran rules out scrapping vote as world alarm mounts (A
• Four dead, scores wounded in Washington metro crash: mayor
• Iran's top electoral body rules out vote annulment (AP
• Taliban commander shot dead in northwest Pakistan (AP)
• Official: No black box signals from Flight 447 (AP)
• Israel released Palestinian parliament speaker (AP)
• American shot dead in West African capital (AP)
• Islamist Rebel Threat Pressures Somalia's Neighbors (T
• Zimbabwe's mines minister barred from Britain (AP)
• Andres nears hurricane strength, to brush Mexico (AP)
• Somali court postpones amputations, citing weather (AP
• Kyrgyzstan allows US to keep using base (AFP)
• Toronto garbage collectors, other workers on strike (R
• Australia warns Aborigines at high swine flu risk (AFP
• Ex-shah's son urges louder protest of Iran rights abuses
• Ethiopian troops return to Somalia (The Christian Scie
• Iran's Crisis Posing a Problem for Its Mideast Allies
• One Sixth of Humanity Is Hungry - UN (OneWorld.net)
• Mich. man 'stunned' he's not snatched tot from NY (AP)
• Southern Baptists gathering in Ky. for meeting (AP)
• NTSB: Crash train was recommended for phaseout (AP)
• SC governor takes a hike, leaves leaders in dark (AP)
• DC visitors pioneer Spy Museum's gaming strategy (AP)
• Quake jolts Anchorage, Alaska, but damage minimal (AP)
• Parks aim to reduce visitor emissions, their own (AP)
• TV show helps Utah boy survive night solo in woods (AP
• Indiana man sought in wife's killing arrested (AP)
• Which way to Bay? Baby sea lion rescued on freeway (AP
• Calif. wife allegedly had sick husband killed (AP)
• Hunting ways to protect babies when mom drinks (AP)
• Craigslist suspect pleads not guilty to killing masseuse
• 2 rescued after drifting 52 hours off Aleutians (AP)
• 700 NYC teachers are paid to do nothing (AP)
• Blago former fundraiser gets 3 years in prison (AP)
• Report: Ex-Scientologist had evidence destroyed (AP)
• Huckabee urges stronger Iran response from US (AP)
• Pickup gets stuck in Texas pond, 5 occupants die (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Ark. inmate left in feces nearly died (AP
• Lucas Glover holds on for 2-shot win at U.S. Open (AP)
• Fehr to retire as head of baseball players' union (AP)
• Rockies beat Angels 11-1 (AP)
• New look for Centre Court, new look for Federer (AP)
• Clippers remain intent on keeping No. 1 draft pick (AP
• Holland: Chelios not returning to Wings in 2009-10 (AP
• Falcons sign sixth-round pick (AP)
• New Brooklyn arena deal unveiled (AP)
• Red hot Rockies top Angels to win 17th in 18 games (AP
• Benitez lauds impending Johnson capture (AFP)
• Yzerman, Hull await call from Hall (AP)
• Mainieri says LSU knows its work isn't done at CWS (AP
• Murray ready to make his mark at Wimbledon (AFP)
• Ricky Barnes remains upbeat after US Open meltdown (AP
• In The Pits: Kahne win masks serious issues at RPM (AP
• Chicago 2016 head says taxpayer risk 'improbable' (AP)
• Shiite lawmakers complain about Iraq army action (AP)
• Kurdistan brands Iraq oil contracts 'unconstitutional'
• US, Iraq renovating looted Baghdad amusement park (AP)
• At least 24 Iraqis killed, 78 wounded in countrywide attack
• Bombings kill at least 27 in Iraq (Reuters)
• 31 killed in Iraq attacks as US pullback looms (AFP)
• Unrest could hinder Tehran's regional goals (AP)
• Seven killed in car bombing near Baghdad (AFP)
• Iraq pullout: Some US soldiers likely to stay behind in Mos
• Obama to sign anti-smoking bill in Rose Garden (AP)
• Democrats may go it alone on gov't insurance plan (AP)
• Obama stays with careful response to Iran crisis (AP)
• Rihanna could testify today in Chris Brown case (AP)
• Barnes and Glover lead, but US Open not decided (AP)
• Iran Revolutionary Guard threaten protest crackdown (R
• Obama: U.S. ready for possible N.Korea missile launch
• Fed mulling revamp of repo market: report (Reuters)
• Americans struggle to pay for healthcare: study (Reute
• Al Qaeda says would use Pakistani nuclear weapons (Reu
• Employers cutting back 401(k) plans (Reuters)
• 40,000 leave Waziristan before new Pakistan battle (Re
• Iran arrests hundreds in clashes (AFP)
• Ingush leader badly wounded in assassination bid (AFP)
• Iran's Revolutionary Guard threatens protesters (AP)
• Suicide bomber wounds Russian provincial president (AP
• Police say e-mail in Australian scandal was forged (AP
• North Korea threatens to harm US if attacked (AP)
• The North Korean Showdown Ratchets Up (Time.com)
• Ukraine finds 250 contraband turtles on train (AFP)
• Italy presses Iran for response to G-8 invitation (AP)
• Officials: 10 bodies from jet crash are Brazilian (AP)
• Attack in Central African Republic kills 10 (AFP)
• Danish-Swedish film wins Shanghai top prize (AFP)
• 7 slightly injured as Qantas plane hits turbulence (AP
• Lessons For the U.S. As the Iranian Revolution Unravels
• Sorry, Paul Simon, Kodak's taking Kodachrome away (AP)
• Journalists endured death threats before escape (AP)
• Truck explosion shuts down part of I-95 in Fla. (AP)
• Coast Guard saves 2 from disabled skiff in Alaska (AP)
• Craigslist killing suspect to be arraigned (AP)
• Historic NM hotel closes 5 years after remodel (AP)
• Critics: Burial site for Hudson PCBs is inadequate (AP
• NM police looking for suspects in Denny's killing (AP)
• Greener diet reduces dairy cows' methane burps (AP)
• Immigration enforcement in Arizona could toughen (AP)
• Palin spars with critics over ethics complaints (AP)
• Lesson from NY: Long-lost children rarely turn up (AP)
• Budget crisis forces deep cuts at Calif. schools (AP)
• AP Interview: Iacocca urges fast loan repayments (AP)
• Road cleaned by neo-Nazis may be named for rabbi (AP)
• NOW elects Maryland woman its next president (AP)
• Ground zero in timber wars shows signs of peace (AP)
• US soprano, Ukrainian pianist win $50K (AP)
• Tenn. ash spill cleanup slow; cause still unknown (AP)
• Bullock's 'Proposal' woos date crowds with $34.1M (AP)
• Barnes, Glover lead as soggy US Open to resume (AP)
• Pujols drives in 6, Cardinals beat Royals 12-5 (AP)
• Struggling Matsuzaka placed on disabled list (AP)
• Phillies 1B Ryan Howard released from hospital (AP)
• Marlins hold off Yankees 6-5; Sabathia injured (AP)
• Kahne holds off Stewart for 1st road course win (AP)
• Thabeet cites shoulder in canceling workout (AP)
• Angels set up award in Adenhart's name (AP)
• Lippi insists no changes despite Confed Cup flop (AFP)
• Mats Sundin says he won't play in 2010 Olympics (AP)
• 'Advantage Federer' as Wimbledon history beckons (AFP)
• Report: Golfer Chris Smith's wife killed in crash (AP)
• Mosley says FIA would regulate any rival series (AP)
• Spate of Iraq bombings kill at least 21 (Reuters)
• Iraq: Bombs hit Baghdad, at least 13 killed (AP)
• Brown urges Iraq hostage takers to release Britons (Re
• Three killed in Baghdad roadside bombing (AFP)
• Chaplain dies 5 years after being wounded in Iraq (AP)
• Britain names two UK hostages killed in Iraq (Reuters)
• Britain names dead hostages in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq to assess payout claims from victims of US ops (A
• Bodies of 2 British hostages identified (AP)
• Death toll from Iraq's Kirkuk blast rises to 73 (Reute
• Foreign Office names dead Iraq hostages (AFP)
• Iraq insurgents kill nine police (AFP)
• 7 militants killed by Pakistan citizens' militia (AP)
• US exports to Iran up in Obama's first months (AP)
• Madonna's adopted daughter leaves Malawi (AP)
• Rain delay at US Open forces Monday finish (AP)
• Iran blames "terrorists" for violence (Reuters)
• Pakistani aircraft hit militants near Afghan border (R
• Wide support for government health plan: poll (Reuters
• Steve Jobs received liver transplant: report (Reuters)
• Singapore says would act if North Korea ship has WMD (
• NY Times journalist escapes Taliban captivity: report
• Deal reached to cut drug costs (Reuters)
• Iran death toll mounts as leaders take aim at West (AF
• Iraq bodies are British hostages: govt sources (AFP)
• In Tehran, an eery calm as death toll jumps to 19 (AP)
• Rockets hit US base in Afghanistan, 2 troops dead (AP)
• NKorea criticizes US nuclear protection of South (AP)
• Pagans, partygoers greet solstice at Stonehenge (AP)
• What the World Didn't See in Tehran (Time.com)
• Portugal to take 2 or 3 Guantanamo detainees (AP)
• Israeli president applauds Iran street protesters (AP)
• Haitians leery of 2nd election round amid violence (AP
• African nations vow to speed up Madagascar talks (AFP)
• Indian Maoists kill 11 police (AFP)
• Australian PM and treasurer reject calls to quit (AP)
• Tehran demonstrations smaller but met with violence (M
• Iran's Khamenei throws down hard line with protesters
• South Africa's Rape Crisis: 1 in 4 Men Say They've Done It
• NY man denies he dressed as dead mother in scam (AP)
• Fire moves into houses abandoned by foreclosures (AP)
• Ammonia leak at NC plant kills 1, injures 4 (AP)
• Woman killed fleeing Ill. train derailment, blast (AP)
• Kids to meet gay dad's partner on Father's Day (AP)
• NM ranchers worry that sick cows could cross to US (AP
• AP: Conn. officials were warned about attack chimp (AP
• Moderate quake shakes central California (AP)
• Abortion opponents return to Kan. clinic (AP)
• Red panda at ND zoo has rare set of triplets (AP)
• New net timer could save sea turtles from drowning (AP
• FBI tried in vain to stop 'Deep Throat' film (AP)
• Thousands remain without power following storms (AP)
• Barnes: record score on pushover US Open course (AP)
• USC hires Kevin O'Neill to replace Floyd as coach (AP)
• Struggling Dice-K to skip turn in rotation (AP)
• Phillies' Howard sits with the flu (AP)
• Klitschko beats Chagaev in front of 61,000 (AP)
• Carl Edwards wins Milwaukee Nationwide race (AP)
• Recession hasn't sacked Pack, but officials wary (AP)
• Marlins' Johnson shuts down Yankees (Reuters)
• Spain football team vow to stretch world record (AFP)
• Molson brothers reach deal to buy Canadiens (AP)
• Hawks OL Calloway charged with driving while drunk (AP
• Venus is simply the best says sister Serena (AFP)
• US Open could still end on schedule (AP)
• Mosley says deal to solve F1 crisis is close (AP)
• Iraqis hunt for relatives in rubble of bombing (AFP)
• Iraq insurgents kill seven police (AFP)
• Iraq bodies are British hostages: government sources (
• Iraqi police say bombing has al-Qaida signature (AP)
• Insurgents kill six police in Baghdad violence (AFP)
• Iraq the 'moral' victors at Confed Cup: coach (AFP)
• Iraqis happy at U.S. pull out, but fear more attacks (
• British hostages' families 'clinging to hope' (AFP)
• Two British hostages feared dead in Iraq (Reuters)
• Major bombings in Iraq since Jan. 1 (AP)
• Iraq crash out as New Zealand make their point (AFP)
• Official: 2 hostages' bodies handed over in Iraq (AP)
• Bodies feared to be those of Iraq hostages recovered (
• Suicide truck bomber kills 67 in northern Iraq (Reuter
• Iraq receives Italian-built fast patrol boat (AFP)
• Two bodies passed to UK officials in Iraq: Miliband (A
• Iraq truck bomb kills 46: police, mortuary (AFP)
• Emerging $80B deal would help fund Medicare drugs (AP)
• Obama tells men what kind of dads they should be (AP)
• Obama puts critics of financial overhaul on notice (AP
• New Acropolis Museum to open with lavish party (AP)
• Nokia Siemens in deal to buy Nortel wireless units (AP
• Iran council offers partial recount, police deploy (Re
• Obama "ready to fight" for new financial agency (Reute
• Russia ready for deep nuclear arms cuts: Medvedev (Reu
• U.S. says Afghan strikes broke rules, orders retraining
• Fighter jets hit militants in Pakistan's Waziristan (R
• Schwarzenegger jet makes "steep" emergency landing (Re
• Indian Kashmir shuts down over women's deaths (Reuters
• Iranian rally organiser backs down (AFP)
• Russia ready to reduce nuclear arms: Medvedev (AFP)
• Witnesses: protests in Iran despite gov't warning (AP)
• Madonna's adopted daughter said to leave Malawi (AP)
• Russia wants US assurances on missile defense (AP)
• US, regional powers may meet on NKorea next month (AP)
• On Scene: Among the Protesters in Tehran (Time.com)
• Italian police arrest 14 in child porn crackdown (AP)
• Bermuda premier survives no confidence vote (AP)
• Tsvangirai recounts relationship with Mugabe (AFP)
• Mistakes by US force 'likely' caused Afghan deaths (AF
• New evidence disrupts Canadian Taser inquiry (Reuters)
• Australian Treasurer faces calls to resign (AFP)
• Iran's supreme leader orders an end to protests (McCla
• Can Iran's top clerics defuse the crisis? (The Christi
• Immigration Reform Move Launches at Black Church (OneW
• Tank cars blow up in Illinois derailment, 1 killed (AP
• Prosecutors: Sentence Madoff without delay (AP)
• Sen. Ensign responds to ex-mistress' husband (AP)
• Abortion clinic in focus again, with vigil planned (AP
• Nonprofit reverses plan to give injured vet a home (AP
• Judge in Va. orders Stanford to return to Texas (AP)
• Gay couples can use married names on passports (AP)
• FBI files show wide "Deep Throat" investigation (AP)
• Web support pours out for Iran protesters (AP)
• NC gov. warns texters: 'Hope u r not driving now' (AP)
• Police: Ga. principal arrested in cheating probe (AP)
• Ariz. killings highlight risk of fringe activists (AP)
• Mourners remember slain museum guard (AP)
• Senate ethics committee next up for Roland Burris (AP)
• Autopsy: Duct tape on Caylee before decomposition (AP)
• Lawyers seek freeze on HealthSouth ex-CEO's assets (AP
• Tobacco advocates fuming over Canadian legislation (AP
• Calif. may release immigrant inmates to save costs (AP
• Sentencing delayed in Miami terror case (AP)
• Egg fight breaks out over chicken welfare law (AP)
• More rain possible at Bethpage, Glover shoots 64 (AP)
• Bryant says he's staying with Lakers (AP)
• Defending champion Nadal withdraws from Wimbledon (AP)
• Strong pitching lifts Yanks to win over Marlins (AP)
• Cubs rally from 7-run deficit to top Indians 8-7 (AP)
• Rivera homers to lift Angels 5-4 win over Dodgers (AP)
• Vikings waive 3 rookies (AP)
• Obama talks titles with winning NBA, NHL coaches (AP)
• Cabrera's 2-run double lifts A's to 7-5 win (AP)
• Man Utd confirm Tevez to leave Old Trafford (AFP)
• Rocky Mountain Rage sitting out next season (AP)
• Texas powers past Arizona St. in 9th inning (AP)
• Nadal vows to bounce back from Wimbledon withdrawal (A
• Lefty's US Open quest charged with emotion (AP)
• Pascal claims light heavyweight belt (AP)
• NASCAR postpones Milwaukee trucks race to Saturday (AP
• Iraq truck bomb near oil-rich Kirkuk kills 22 (AFP)
• Truck bomb kills at least 25 in northern Iraq (AP)
• Suicide truck bomb kills 25 in northern Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraq truck bomb kills 22: morgue (AFP)
• Iraq truck bomb leaves casualties (AFP)
• US hands over Sadr City base to Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq declares victory as U.S. troops leave cities (Reu
• Iraqi Immigrants: Refugees in a Land of No Opportunity
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,316 (AP)
• Iraq, Afghanistan wars coordinated from afar (AFP)
• Iraqis back Iranian protesters' call for change (AFP)
• Firms chasing Iraq oil contracts on 'level field': minister
• Iraqi anti-terror agency does not legally exist: chief
• Congress passes restrictions on detainees (AP)
• Billionaire Stanford to appear in federal court (AP)
• US has limited inroads to understanding Iran (AP)
• Jury rules against Minn. woman in download case (AP)
• Google to step up anti-porn efforts in China (AP)
• TLC: Jon & Kate announcing a major decision Monday (AP
• Iran's Khamenei demands halt to election protests (Reu
• Stanford in U.S. court Friday in massive fraud case (R
• Bailed-out banks' CEOs used jets for personal use: report
• Congress sends $106 billion war funds bill to Obama (R
• Two Koreas talk on factory park; U.S. tracks ship (Reu
• Pilot dies, plane lands safely in Newark (Reuters)
• Mexican gun-runners helped by lax U.S. laws: report (R
• Iran's Khamenei slams protests, says right man won (AF
• US fears North Korea missile launch (AFP)
• Iran's top leader warns of protest crackdown (AP)
• World hunger reaches the 1 billion people mark (AP)
• Once hush-hush, drug war plays big in Mexico vote (AP)
• London streets tell the city's history (AP)
• Global campaign marks Suu Kyi's 64th birthday (AP)
• Twittering Air Pollution Levels in Beijing (Time.com)
• EU leaders order study of milk market (AFP)
• Timeline of Iran's election crisis (AP)
• Tropical depression heads toward Mexico coast (AP)
• T20 success brings joy in embattled Pakistan (AFP)
• Bangladesh confirms first swine flu case: official (AF
• Cricket calms Indian student tensions in Australia (AF
• U.S. drones attack region where Islamabad seeks allies
• What's behind Iran's power struggle (The Christian Sci
• Iran's Supreme Leader: Ahmadinejad won the election (T
• Southern Baptists to gather in Kentucky (AP)
• Dead pilot's wife: He was in 'perfect health' (AP)
• Nude hiking buffs ready to shed as solstice nears (AP)
• Detroit man confession: 'I kill people for money' (AP)
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• UK Lawmakers should not decide their own salaries (AP)
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• Ex-Iraqi trade minister arrested in graft case (AP)
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• Barcelona over Manchester United: a victory for Catalonia
• Kenya: An Unfinished Reckoning (Time.com)
• 'Invisible' Protestors Condemn Tribe's Destruction (On
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• Ex-trade minister arrested at Baghdad airport (AP)
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• Sudan tribal clashes kill 244, including police (Reute
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• India summons Australian envoy over attacks (AFP)
• Obama takes tough and risky stance on Israeli settlements
• How big a threat is North Korea? (The Christian Scienc
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• Uncle Sam Denying Soldiers Citizenship (OneWorld.net)
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• AP NewsBreak: Proposed deal for Calif. inmate care (AP
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• James scores 37 as Cavs win Game 5 (AP)
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• Ivanovic easily reaches 4th round at French Open (AP)
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• Great Britain set for 2012 Olympic team (AFP)
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• Calipari in wrong place at wrong time — twice (AP)
• Ivanovic back to form at French Open (AFP)
• NC State's Hill is NCAA medalist (AP)
• F1 teams look set to meet entry deadline for 2010 (AP)
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• Iraq's Sadr wants 'depraved' homosexuality eradicated
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• Bush misses seeing G.I.'s, White House food (AP)
• Victims recall U.S. abuse; other Iraqis shrug (Reuters
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• U.S., South Korea raise military alert on North (Reute
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• NBA rescinds technical on Magic's Howard (AP)
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• A Pakistani Girl's Call for Peace (OneWorld.net)
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• Williams suspended from F1 teams' association (AP)
• USOC hired Fleischer as communications consultant (AP)
• Army chief: Troops could be in Iraq after 2012 (AP)
• Belgian Foreign Minister on surprise visit to Iraq (AF
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,301 (AP)
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• Bomb attack on U.S. convoy in Iraq kills 3 (Reuters)
• US soldier among three dead in attack in Iraq (AFP)
• AP sources: Obama picks Sotomayor for high court (AP)
• S&P: Home prices fall by record 19.1 percent (AP)
• EU pushes music industry to open up online rights (AP)
• Rapper T.I. to report to Ark. federal prison (AP)
• North Korea fires more rockets, says U.S. hostile (Reu
• Obama to pick Sotomayor for Supreme Court: official (R
• Crunch time looms for GM, Chrysler restructuring (Reut
• California court to rule Tuesday on gay marriage (Reut
• Myanmar's Suu Kyi testifies at trial (Reuters)
• Pelosi says climate change could change U.S.-China game
• Abbas to ask Obama to press Israel on settlements (Reu
• After nuclear blast, NKorea fires missiles (AFP)
• Obama picks first Hispanic Supreme Court justice (AFP)
• Global CEOs back greenhouse gas cuts, carbon caps (AP)
• Israel to propose settlement compromise to US (AP)
• Report: North Korea test-fires 2 more missiles (AP)
• Sudan: Suspected Israeli raids in winter kill 119 (AP)
• Myanmar's Suu Kyi testifies about American visitor (AP
• Failed Government Policies Sparked Tibet Riots: Report
• Dalai Lama likely to be honored by Paris mayor (AP)
• Israel police arrest suspect in US citizen slaying (AP
• Chavez: Venezuela could leave OAS, join Cuba (AP)
• Attempted raid on Total Nigeria facility foiled (AFP)
• Curfew imposed in India's Punjab after riots (Reuters)
• CAW union ratifies GM concessions (Reuters)
• North Korean nuclear blast tests Obama and diplomacy (
• What Next for Sri Lanka's 2.5 Million Tamils? (Time.co
• 'It Wasn't Suicide' Korean Mourners Say (OneWorld.net)
• Minn. cancer patient back home, sees doctor (AP)
• Rescuers search Gulf for grad who fell overboard (AP)
• Tyson daughter 'extremely critical' after accident (AP
• Kidnapping trial of 'Rockefeller' set to start (AP)
• Trash depot near LaGuardia runway ruffles feathers (AP
• California awaits court's gay marriage decision (AP)
• Man, police officer hurt saving 2 from train crash (AP
• Petitions submitted for Kansas City mayoral recall (AP
• Man dies after rescuing 7-year-old boy from pit (AP)
• Kansas school stirs debate over outsourced classes (AP
• Mexico, US, Canada announce swine flu deaths (AP)
• Police: Mike Tyson's daughter on life support (AP)
• 'I love nerds': For spellers, dorky's the new cool (AP
• President lays wreath at Tomb of Unknowns (AP)
• Top Wyoming steer falls in cheating investigation (AP)
• Ariz. police: Graduation party killer was jealous (AP)
• Hillary Rodham Clinton surprises Yale graduates (AP)
• Crisis spurs spike in 'suburban survivalists' (AP)
• Analysis: NKorea's bomb test adds to atomic threat (AP
• Hometown street poles salute soldiers in war zones (AP
• Nuggets even Western finals against Lakers at 2-2 (AP)
• Sharapova back at French; Nadal wins 29th straight (AP
• A-Rod's perfect response in Texas: 5-for-5 (AP)
• Indians overcome 10-run deficit to beat Rays 11-10 (AP
• Daly to return to PGA Tour in Memphis (AP)
• Reutimann wins 1st Cup race in Coca-Cola 600 (AP)
• Prosecutor: Jets' Rhodes not target in rape case (AP)
• One man crew isn't enough for Lakers or Cavaliers (AP)
• Likely Friday decision on putting Reyes on DL (AP)
• I'd pay to watch Ronaldo, says Messi (AFP)
• NHL fines Blackhawks coach Quenneville $10,000 (AP)
• Longhorns chosen as top seed for NCAA tournament (AP)
• Sharapova steals spotlight from Nadal, Federer (AFP)
• Love, seven others qualify for British Open (AP)
• Castroneves earns record prize with Indy win (AP)
• Iraq oil minister under fire over output (AFP)
• US says roadside bomb in Iraq kills 3 Americans (AP)
• Iraq seeks seven-billion-dollar loan from IMF (AFP)
• Troops in Iraq, Afghanistan honor their fallen (AP)
• Iraq aims to allow foreign investors to own land (Reut
• Iraqi trade minister resigns in corruption scandal (Mc
• Iraq trade minister resigns amid corruption claims (AF
• Obama heads to Arlington cemetery for Memorial Day (AP
• Speaker Pelosi dodges human rights on China visit (AP)
• Pakistani Taliban: We'll avoid combat in Swat city (AP
• Powell fires back in debate over GOP's future (AP)
• T.I. packs Atlanta arena before heading to prison (AP)
• World leaders condemn N. Korea test, urge action (Reut
• Iran's Ahmadinejad rejects Western nuclear proposal (R
• World economy stabilizing: Krugman (Reuters)
• Roh's suicide puts South Korean president in corner (R
• German leaders expect Opel decision by mid-week (Reute
• Karadzic files motion detailing "immunity deal" (Reute
• Powell urges Republicans to broaden their appeal (Reut
• N.Korea announces 'successful' nuclear test (AFP)
• Deadly Indian riots after Sikh shooting in Austria (AF
• North Korea declares it conducted nuclear test (AP)
• Austria: brawl in Sikh temple leaves preacher dead (AP
• Archbishop slams Irish Catholic orders over abuse (AP)
• European markets slip, Asia gains (AP)
• Oil hovers above $61 ahead of OPEC meeting (AP)
• North Korean Nuke Test: What Good Is Diplomacy? (Time.
• Isolated Myanmar lashes out over Suu Kyi trial (AFP)
• Egypt overturns exiled dissident's jail sentence (AP)
• Amazon hit by climate chaos of floods, drought (AP)
• Chevron: 100,000 bpd oil cut after Nigeria attack (AFP
• Pakistani soldiers battle Taliban in Swat town (Reuter
• U.S. soldiers' options limited to protect Afghans from Tali
• Former President's Suicide Causes Political Fallout for Sou
• Feds target Detroit area as Medicare fraud rises (AP)
• Atlantis, crew land in Calif. after Hubble mission (AP
• NYC woman in 50s becomes US' 11th swine flu death (AP)
• Police use GPS to track suspects despite murky law (AP
• Police: Ohio man attacks neighbors, is shot dead (AP)
• Search focuses on Calif., Mexico for mom, sick son (AP
• Terrorism arrests: snitch, sting, then controversy (AP
• Bondsmen upset by policies that free more people (AP)
• Memorial Day roll call honors 148,000 veterans (AP)
• Recession suddenly humbles high-tech sector (AP)
• Mich. woman in ID mixup graduates from Taylor U. (AP)
• 2 killed, 6 hurt in Ariz graduation party shooting (AP
• GOP keeps filibuster card ready for court pick (AP)
• Liberals frustrated on gun, Guantanamo issues (AP)
• Mother accused of drowning son, 4, in Oregon river (AP
• Detroit city council member's property taxes: $68 (AP)
• Final exec faces sentence in SC firm's $275M bust (AP)
• 10 injured in school buses' crash at Ohio speedway (AP
• What a month! Castroneves wins third Indy 500 (AP)
• Howard's 24 lead Magic past Cavs for 2-1 lead (AP)
• Hossa, Zetterberg push Wings to verge of finals (AP)
• Hewitt overcomes 55 aces; Murray, Ivanovic win (AP)
• Cavs sign ownership deal with China group (AP)
• Ruiz lifts Phillies to 4-3 win over Yankees (AP)
• Report: Woman says she was raped at Jets DB's home (AP
• Magic conjure win over Cavs (Reuters)
• Jose Canseco pumped up for MMA fight in Japan (AP)
• Blades burning to regain Premier League status (AFP)
• Lidstrom, Datsyuk out for Red Wings (AP)
• UC Irvine picked as regional host for 1st time (AP)
• Safina humbles outclassed Briton in French Open (AFP)
• Rory Sabbatini wins Byron Nelson by 2 strokes (AP)
• Power makes his case with 5th-place finish in Indy (AP
• IOC renews with Atos Origin as Games sponsor (AP)
• US military: Iraq attacks down nearly 60 percent (AP)
• Gender issues worsen Iraq's medical woes (AP)
• US withdrawal from Iraq 'on track' despite violence: Mullen
• Turkey boosts Euphrates flow after Iraq complaints (AF
• Morocco: 11 killed in stampede at concert (AP)
• SKoreans mourn death, pay respects to ex-president (AP
• Cannes crowds await jury's pick for best of fest (AP)
• Pakistani jets pound Taliban militants in northwest (R
• Few doubt outcome as Suu Kyi trial grinds on (Reuters)
• Rising unemployment raises threat of social crisis: World B
• India likely to move on U.S. military pact (Reuters)
• Business leaders to call for clear climate policies (R
• NASA delays latest shuttle landing due to weather (Reu
• South Korea plans public funeral for ex-leader Roh (Re
• Pakistan battles for Swat's Taliban-held main town (AF
• Deadly stampede kills 11 at Morocco music festival (AF
• Pakistani troops retake 'bloody intersection' (AP)
• UK to review combat ban for female troops (AP)
• Iran cuts access to Facebook as election looms (AP)
• Sri Lanka rejects full access to Tamil camps (AP)
• Suu Kyi trial dashes improved US-Myanmar ties (AP)
• No Gas Deal at the E.U.-Russia Summit (Time.com)
• Austria: 9 wounded at shooting in temple (AP)
• Venezuela rejects concerns from UN, OAS on media (AP)
• Eleven die in stampede at Morocco concert (Reuters)
• Iran says foreign forces no help to region (Reuters)
• Australian flood waters create 'inland sea' (AFP)
• Bad weather keeps shuttle from landing on 1st try (AP)
• 2 dead, 4 hurt in Ariz. graduation party shooting (AP)
• Oregon mom accused in river drowning of 4-year-old (AP
• Kuwait: 18 swine flu-infected US troops have left (AP)
• 11 spectators hurt during 'figure 8' race in Ohio (AP)
• Cops: NY man said he'd hit Rudy Giuliani, arrested (AP
• Memorial Day roll call salutes 148,000 veterans (AP)
• Patti Blagojevich says her marriage is strong (AP)
• NYPD forensic investigator stabbed to death in bed (AP
• Uncertain NASA gets familiar former astronaut boss (AP
• Maine-bound truck burns wood chips (AP)
• Critics blast Milwaukee cops over serial killings (AP)
• Obama sees court pick as smart with common touch (AP)
• Gates: West Point grads brave for joining military (AP
• Decorated pilot, 3 kids killed in Nev. plane crash (AP
• Alaska cracks down on man who feeds wild bears (AP)
• A town's struggle to survive in hard times (AP)
• Neb. boy, 6, takes wheel after dad passes out (AP)
• Calf in Colorado born with 7 legs, 2 spines (AP)
• Bryant's late 3-pointer sparks Lakers past Nuggets (AP
• Malkin's 3 points help Penguins rout Carolina 6-2 (AP)
• Stellar review: Santos' homer lifts Mets over Sox (AP)
• A-Rod, Yankees rally for 3 in 9th to beat Lidge (AP)
• Giles' two RBIs carry Padres to 3-1 win over Cubs (AP)
• Kentucky DE Jarmon ruled ineligible by NCAA (AP)
• Steelers LB's son 'doing well' after dog attack (AP)
• Bryant scores 41 as Lakers take 2-1 NBA series lead (A
• Pierre's walk gives Dodgers win over Angels (AP)
• Relegation drama on Premier League's final day (AFP)
• Ruutu returns to lineup for Game 3 (AP)
• Syracuse, Cornell reach NCAA lacrosse final (AP)
• Ivanovic battles into French Open second round (AFP)
• Sabbatini, Mallinger lead after 3 rounds at Nelson (AP
• Bliss gets first Nationwide win since 2004 (AP)
• Afghanistan's rebuilding looms as sequel to Iraq's (AP
• Former Iraqi insurgent contemplates returning to war (
• Killings shattered dreams of rural Iraqi family (AP)
• Funeral for NJ soldier slain at Iraq stress clinic (AP
• Green Zone killing heightens security fears (AP)
• Iraq's disgraced trade minister expected to step down
• Two Pentagon workers die in Baghdad's Green Zone (AFP)